"Sometimes, the one you're meant to find... finds you in your prayers first."
In a small Islamic school, students are invited to join an anonymous "Letter of Light" program - writing words of encouragement, reflection, or advice to other students, without knowing who they're writing to.
Alya, a quiet 16-year-old who journals everything and barely speaks in class, signs up without expecting anything. She just wants to write one letter that makes someone feel seen.
But when she receives a reply - thoughtful, honest, and filled with gentle reminders of faith...something shifts. The letters continue, and so does the bond.
Neither of them knows who the other is. And they choose not to ask. Because their connection is built on dua, not DMs. On boundaries, not butterflies.
But what happens when one of them is forced to move away?
What if this anonymous love was written in Qadr... or was it just a test?
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