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I found Rifqa’s story a fascinating page turner that I could not put down.
I had never before heard an account of anyone so young, so searching, and so desperate for God—desperate for a love they knew to exist and yet remained elusive. I had also never heard of anyone so young who, once coming to faith at the age of 12, was such an ardent and devoted follower that they would go to such great lengths to practice their faith.
Rifqa’s commitment to her faith against incredible opposition was truly inspiring, and the unpredictability of events had me riveted…
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