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A review by verybooksessed
The Beauty of Your Face by Sahar Mustafah
4.0
This was a profoundly resonant read. it evoked a quiet hum and left my heart feeling soft and warm.
The book explores spirituality, forgiveness, and the struggles of Muslims in the West, exposing the injustices driven by fear.
It encourages you to question your own prejudices and reflect on the way you interact with people on a daily basis, unbeknownst to their personal battles, and accepting them just as they are.
Personally, it instilled a deep appreciation for religion, God's mercy, and the desperate need of compassion in a divided world.
The writing was simple but powerful, impactful in a way which offers much room for introspection.
The book explores spirituality, forgiveness, and the struggles of Muslims in the West, exposing the injustices driven by fear.
It encourages you to question your own prejudices and reflect on the way you interact with people on a daily basis, unbeknownst to their personal battles, and accepting them just as they are.
Personally, it instilled a deep appreciation for religion, God's mercy, and the desperate need of compassion in a divided world.
The writing was simple but powerful, impactful in a way which offers much room for introspection.