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Rain lashed against my apartment window that Tuesday evening, mirroring the frustration pooling in my chest. I’d been hunched over Surah Al-Baqarah for hours, Arabic script blurring before my eyes while my well-worn English translation lay open beside me like a useless anchor. The words felt distant, clinical – "believers" this and "righteous" that – but where was the heartbeat? Where was the connection between Divine instruction and my chaotic commute, my fractured relationships, my midnight do

Rain lashed against my single-glazed window as I stared at my fifth consecutive Pot Noodle dinner. Edinburgh's granite facades felt like prison walls that first semester, each lecture hall echoing with unfamiliar accents that amplified my isolation. One particularly bleak November evening, shivering under a thin duvet, I noticed a flyer peeling off the noticeboard: "Find Your Tribe." Beneath it, a simple QR code led me to download FaithConnect - a decision that would reroute my entire university

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