Whispers of Doubt by Momina Hassan

This book is more than a story — it is a voice.

A voice for those who suffer in silence, question their worth, or feel forgotten in their struggles.

I am Momina Hassan, the narrator of this journey. What you’ll read in these pages is not fiction, but a reflection of real lives, real pain, and real healing. The story of Mehr-u-Nissa is based on true events — her experiences are drawn from the depths of reality, not imagination. She is one of many who have faced mental and emotional battles with courage, and her journey is shared here to give hope to those still searching for light.

I wrote this book with a deep intention: to raise awareness about mental health in the light of the Qur’an and Hadith. Our faith does not ignore our pain — it embraces it. Islam speaks to the heart, especially the broken one, and reminds us that mercy, healing, and strength are always near. Throughout the book, I have woven reflections, spiritual insights, and lessons that I pray will resonate with anyone who reads them.

Whether you are someone carrying quiet pain, or someone looking to better understand the emotional struggles of others — this book is for you.

It is not just a narrative, but a companion. It may not have all the answers, but it was written from a place of sincerity, with the hope that it may bring comfort, motivation, and a renewed sense of faith.

To every soul in distress: your story matters.

And you are never alone.

— Momina Hassan