Love from Mecca to Medina

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They forget that he said that if two people love each other, they should be married (dispelling any talk of forced marriages). It comes with Understanding your partner, Being Honest and mostly, Working as a We rather than as an I The problems that Zayneb and Adam had seemed menial and can be solved, but I liked that they somehow worked through their problems with the reliance of faith and mostly of their families and the people that cares about them. The conclusion was also PERFECTION (which is a major reason why I didn't rate this book lower lol) - both Adam and Zayneb go through a lot of growth, and it's just such a happy feels-good ending.

And I will keep praying for a day when we have more stories like this and ignorance towards all of what Islam entails doesn't exist anymore. Although being stuck in the hospital with my kid for 10 hours is never an ideal reading spot, it did give me uninterrupted time to get through this long-awaited sequel of Love from A to Z!

Adam is in Doha, Qatar, making a map of the Hijra, a historic migration from Mecca to Medina, and worried about where his next paycheck will come from. She pulled the laptop from the coffee table onto the couch she was lying on, stomach down, and began two-finger-typing the introduction for her social studies project.

Love and “spice” doesn’t exist throughout the world EXCEPT in Mecca and Medina because once again, there are people who LIVE there. When they go on a (sort of reunion-based) Umrah trip and an old face from Adam's past comes into the picture, their marriage begins to seem like a difficult fix. While there may have been some quick solutions to material difficulties, she really took the necessary time to allow the emotional struggles – both in their relationships and their self-perception – to stew, develop and reach their resolutions in an authentic way. You and your special one will be enveloped in a canopied, curtained, four-poster bed fit for royalty, with an en suite bathroom similarly tastefully decorated. K. Ali books, the characters are incredibly real and their struggles take up space in your head and heart.On the trip of a lifetime, Adam and Zayneb must find their way back to each other in this surprising and romantic sequel to the “bighearted, wildly charming” (Becky Albertalli, New York Times bestselling author) Love from A to Z that’s a “contemplative exploration of faith, love, and the human condition” ( Kirkus Reviews , starred review).