Let’s be real.
Some of us grew up in homes full of religion — but empty of mercy.
Some of us heard more haram police than heartfelt prayer.
Some of us were handed long lists of rules… but no space to ask why.
So we drifted.
Some quietly. Some loudly.
But the feeling was the same:
“This version of Islam doesn’t feel like home.”
But Still — You Couldn’t Let Go Entirely, Could You?
You still say Alhamdulillah under your breath when something goes right.
You still feel something stir when the Qur’an plays in the background.
You still believe — even if you don’t check all the boxes anymore.
And that’s the thing.
You’re not faithless.
You’re disillusioned.
The Problem Was Never With the Faith — It Was With the Framing.
Islam wasn’t supposed to be a performance.
It wasn’t meant to be about guilt, or image, or “what will people think.”
It was always about something deeper.
Something personal.
Something rooted in awe, love, and meaning.
But that message got buried under:
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cultural baggage
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judgmental aunties
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rigid institutions
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and a thousand little moments that made you feel like you’d never be “good enough”
We see you.
We were you.
That’s why we write the way we do.
What We Make Isn’t “Islamic Books” — It’s Soul Work.
You know those preachy storybooks where the kid messes up, gets scolded, and then magically becomes perfect after one ayah?
Yeah… we don’t write those.
We write Islamic storybooks that wrestle with real feelings.
Stories that ask hard questions.
Stories that offer something gentle — not just correct.
We don’t try to push rules.
We try to pull hearts.
Because this path back to God?
It doesn’t always look like a straight line.
Sometimes it looks like a quiet detour through a children’s story that wasn’t even meant for you — but somehow spoke to your soul anyway.
If You’re Still Searching, You’re Still on the Path
We believe spirituality isn’t for the perfect — it’s for the honest.
It’s for the ones still figuring it out.
For the ones who walked away, but never stopped wondering.
For the ones who want to return, but need a different door.
Our stories might be for kids — but the healing?
That’s for you, too.
Come Sit With Us.
We’re not here to preach.
We’re here to tell stories that hold a mirror to your soul — and whisper:
“You’re not too far gone. You were always invited.”
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