Non-Fiction Books and Memoirs

My Feeling Is Different

"My Senses Are Different" is a guide for parents and caregivers to help them deal with sensory processing issues in children.

Parents may notice that their children are picky eaters, sensitive to certain fabrics, or bothered by loud noises or bright lights. What many don't realize is that behind these behaviors lies a different sensory processing experience.

I titled the book "My Senses Are Different" as if the child is saying to their parents and society, "My sense of touch is different."

The book includes a detailed explanation of sensory processing disorder, the difference between a sensory seeker and a sensory avoidant, and the most common challenges faced by children with sensory processing issues.

It also discusses the difficulties a child may face if left untreated and explains the seven sensory systems: touch, hearing, sight, taste, smell, spatial awareness, and the vestibular system (balance).

The book also includes a quick quiz for caregivers, where they answer yes or no questions to determine if a child has a sensory processing issue, along with strategies that can be implemented at home.

Other topics covered include sensory diets, strategies to reduce drooling, the relationship between sensory processing and food, tips for dealing with picky eaters, the difference between sensory and behavioral issues, how to design a sensory room at home, and more.

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Fridric Painting

There are immortal works that occupy the curiosity of people, so they seek to analyze them and study the personalities of their owners and the artists' motives for choosing these people in their drawings.

Artists project their dreams and imaginations onto these paintings, resulting in stories and novels.

In the end, the secret behind each of these paintings is buried with their owners, and what remains are the marvelous works that captivate everyone who looks at them.

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Etiquette And Good Manners

It began with a king who understood that beauty was power.

At Versailles, under Louis XIV, refinement became the rule of court.

A gesture could win favour; a single misstep could cost everything.

From the king’s court emerged a code of etiquette that shaped not only courtly life but also the very notion of belonging.

Revolutions rose and thrones fell. Yet etiquette endured. It crossed borders, entered drawing rooms, and quietly defined distinction in modern society.

Etiquette and Good Manners traces this royal journey—from palace decree to contemporary life—revealing how true refinement has long outlived rank, title, and even the crown.

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365 Elephants In The Office

On April 18, 2024, I fired off what I was sure was the WhatsApp message to end all messages—a 7‑figure Dubai business deal in the making. But my smug satisfaction turned to grey‑tick purgatory when my contact casually confessed he’d disabled read receipts. Cue meltdown, keyboard-bashing, and the birth of The Elephant in the Office, my daily LinkedIn newsletter. 365 days later, with over 1,000 loyal readers, I turned office life’s daily melodrama into a year-long parade of wit, wonder, and wacky wisdom. This book captures it all—quirks, elephants, and the endless hustle of modern work.

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I Learned From Life

"I Learned from Life" is a book that encapsulates a true life journey, with its joys and sorrows, its moments of happiness and heartbreak, and the strength of faith and beautiful patience.

Aqila Al-Dara'i wrote these lines with complete sincerity to tell the reader that no matter how harsh life may be, there is always something beautiful waiting for us, and that when we learn contentment, prayer, and prostration to God with a tranquil heart, life becomes easier and more beautiful than we expect.

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Neutralizing Force

"This book may not be the greatest ever written... but it's certainly the most precious I've ever read."

This book isn't a comprehensive guide, nor a quick fix for success.

It's a first step... on a simpler, yet deeper path.

A path called: Neutrality.

In a world that demands you respond, explain, justify, and fight...

This book comes to whisper to you:

"Put it all aside... and move on."

Neutrality isn't withdrawal, weakness, or indifference,

but rather a conscious skill... a mastery of the art of keeping only what truly matters in your heart.

Read it... slowly... and try to live more lightly.

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Black Hole

Between the lines of life lie many hidden truths, requiring only a moment of reflection to dispel much of the fog, open up many aspirations, and bring you closer to yourself, allowing you to see yourself through a clear lens. How much we need that clear lens to read the truth about ourselves!   Reaching the edge of the black hole was no easy feat; it was the culmination of a lifetime's journey.   Sometimes I tossed and turned on the fires of pain, and at other times on verdant carpets bearing joy and tranquility. It was a struggle between light and darkness, and the former triumphed over the latter.   The black hole was not darkness, a terrifying spot in proportion to its size and extent. It was a point of light and a window of hope that transported you in a single leap from one world to another, without fear of the unknown, as if you knew what awaited you: eternal peace.   This is not merely a novel filled with reflections but a means for a young girl to express what lies hidden within.   Perhaps she was once a sailor on a ship, rowing to avoid sinking, her gaze fixed on the approaching shore, her dream to survive or perhaps to dive into the depths of the sea in search of a pearl to lock away until some unknown day.   And she is the same girl who lives her life as an ordinary, ambitious human being, clinging to many dreams—dreams the same as, or similar to, those of any girl her age.   Isn’t it beautiful to be both material and spiritual at the same time? To find joy in your first day and look forward to happiness in your second?

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The Chronicles Of Mr. Death

Death is the one certainty woven into every human life—unseen, unavoidable, and ever approaching. From the moment we are born, our journey toward it begins, not as an end, but as a divine decree from Allah Almighty. Life is a mission; death is the moment that seals how that mission was lived.

What if death were not an unseen force but a man walking among us? What if he could speak, observe, and record the final moments of human souls as they depart this world and enter the Barzakh? In this profound and reflective work, death is imagined as Mr. Death, a witness who documents his encounters with humanity in intimate, haunting diaries.

Through his eyes, we witness lives well lived and lives wasted, hearts filled with faith and hearts clinging desperately to the world. Some souls meet him with peace and surrender, others with fear and regret. Each chapter serves as a reminder that death is not the end, but a return to our Creator, and that true success lies in how we live before we meet it.

Rooted deeply in Islamic teachings and illuminated by verses from the Holy Qur’an and sayings of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, this book invites readers to reflect, remember, and prepare. It is not written to instill fear but to awaken consciousness and to remind us that the most intelligent among us are those who remember death often and live accordingly.

A powerful meditation on mortality, faith, and purpose, this book challenges us to look beyond the illusion of this world and ask the most important question of all: Are we ready to meet Allah Almighty?

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