Forbidden Destiny

About this book

In the corners of a bustling university, where minds meet and convictions collide, a tale began no one wrote but destiny itself forged with ink of rebellion and honesty. 'Mohamed,' the young man raised in a home that sees in 'borders' safety and in 'shackles' religion, suddenly found himself before an unfamiliar mirror: 'Roxie.' Roxie was not merely a study mate or a passing girl but the living embodiment of everything he was warned against, and the truthful proof that light cannot be imprisoned in molds. This is not a novel about 'forbidden love' in the traditional, worn sense but an exploratory journey into the depths of the human psyche when colliding with heritage. It is a painful question knocking on our hearts' doors: does the heart err when it loves beyond the wall? And is religion a wall separating souls or a bridge gathering them upon love? Mohamed and Roxie slip between the lines to present us a university project that turns into 'a project of life,' proving in it that true love asks not of the other to shed his identity but asks him to widen his heart to.