At Starcrest Academy, rival cliques divide students by culture and status, but sixteen-year-old Yusuf Rahmani refuses to accept discord as the norm. Discovering an abandoned masjid, he sparks a movement to restore both the prayer hall and fractured friendships. With courage, service, and Qur'anic guidance, Yusuf and his friends face trials of rumor, rivalry, and injustice-proving that true strength is found in brotherhood and unity. A heartfelt YA Muslim novel about faith, resilience, and the power of standing together. Farhan Malik is a British-Pakistani writer and educator who focuses on young adult Muslim fiction that inspires reflection and empowerment. With a background in teaching Islamic studies, he writes stories that balance relatable teenage challenges with the beauty of Qur'anic guidance. His works aim to give Muslim youth characters they can see themselves in.
