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Ahmed Learns True Confidence

Name: Ahmed Learns True Confidence
Brand: Muddassir Khan
SKU: 51244017
Price: 9.99 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Muddassir Khan
ISBN: 9798233394553

Muddassir Khan

Language

English

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Libristo code: 51244017

Publishers Muddassir Khan, February 2026

Ahmed Learns True Confidence is a character-building Islamic story about a sincere but shy young Mus... Full description

Libristo code: 51244017

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Ahmed Learns True Confidence is a character-building Islamic story about a sincere but shy young Muslim man who struggles with self-doubt, fear, and comparison with others. Though Ahmed is kind-hearted and God-fearing, his lack of confidence prevents him from standing up for himself, excelling at work, and pursuing marriage in a dignified and correct manner.

Through everyday situations-workplace trials, public embarrassment, and social pressure-Ahmed learns that true confidence does not come from wealth, loudness, or showing off, but from clarity of thought, strong character, and trust in Allah. Guided by a wise mentor, Uncle Junaid, Ahmed embarks on a journey of self-discipline, reflection, and personal growth.

The story gently teaches how negative thinking patterns can hold a person back, and how courage, honesty, and patience can help overcome arrogance, fear, and self-blame-all while remaining within Islamic etiquette and values.