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Muslim Mademoiselle

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Summary

It's a journey of a Muslim girl in an Islamic country, in a very extortionate school. She is a new student who is going to meet a problem. A problem that tests her patience in religion and life. Nothing rebellious, just fun & her journey of growing up, balancing world and religion. Her struggles, her life ups & downs. Just a normal life, with passions & potentially embraced career plans. Many, many things happens in our lives, there is no definite target that we can focus on, we deal with a number of scenarios so she, meaning this Muslim girl is also a human. It sure is a frabjous story, not a story with an ending because it's exactly the depiction of someone's 'life', not someone's previous tale. Stop by for a coup d'oeil at this absorbing book. Copyright ©️ 2022 Aysha Grace

Genre
Other
Author
Aysha Grace
Status
Ongoing
Chapters
10
Rating
5.0 4 reviews
Age Rating
16+

🌸Prologue

The existent fact so far is that Grade-eight, not even being part of high school still didn’t mean that I could enjoy it just because it’s the last year of middle school. Be that as it may, I had already perceived this truth much before then some of the others did who are literally regretting wasting this year for the litter of hangouts and procrastination.

I know life is supposed to be not a stress and you should go with the flow, but some real planning is necessary to create balance in our lives and careers. Well, ‘planning your life’ being at school level might sound ridiculous but it is a mandatory key to an everlasting success.

So, me: Oh, my Allah, I love planning everything whether I complete the deed or not. It is enjoyable to the point that it becomes addictive, for me at least. Look at me, once again taking one single point to heights just like outspread fragrance.

Well, that’s what they label me, “My sweet Anmol Abeer!” My name has its own specialty, Anmol as my family feels about me, means ‘Pure’ while Abeer means ‘Fragrance’. So yet, being two separate names, my very beloved parents named me by uniting both the names.

I am one of those who use ethnic surnames instead of their fathers and as famous as it is, being the 12th-most common surname. Used by twenty-two million people in Asia and twenty-three million people worldwide, I am one of the ‘Khans’.

You must be wondering why I am introducing myself like a maniac as if I am giving an interview on BBC (British Broadcasting Company). The truth is when I got to grade-seven and experienced the difficulty of complex education, I decided I would record my life onwards grade-eight till the completion of high school since these are the most important sacrificial years of a student life before jumping into the world of universities and independency. So, you got to prepare!

I don’t even know what this is, a diary or an autobiography of my life but all I know is that this is the container of memories and events. Let's bounce together in the jubilant life as it is.


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