As a modern Muslim, Ayesha walks through her world with confidence, courage and vibrant hijabs. Not everyone in the community approves of her working as a teacher, performing poetry in a bar and unmarried in her late twenties. Ayesha’s younger cousin Hafsa has more proposals than she can count. Dating is rare in their community. Often a young man of marriageable age will be offered to a girl’s family as a match. Ayesha has sworn her marriage will never be arranged, she is in charge of her own destiny. Lately she finds herself lonely and jealous of the fuss surrounding Hafsa. Khalid is a devout conservative man working with Ayesha’s friend at a tech conglomerate, his traditional clothing out of place in their world. When he crosses paths with Ayesha he is mesmerized by her beauty and strength. Suppressing his desires, Khalid faces discrimination at work and struggles with life changing decisions. Can this stubborn duo realize that similarities are more valuable than their differences before its’ too late? ⭐️⭐️⭐️
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