Faseelat is a young girl, not above 21 years old. She is very beautiful with a voluptuous figure, fair-skinned, and has a naturally attractive face that doesn't need makeup. The most striking features of her body are her wide hips and large breasts, which contribute to her weight, although she has a well-proportioned figure without a big belly or wide frame. Faseelat is indeed very beautiful.
Her family is of average means, neither wealthy nor poor. Her mother is the only wife of her father, and she gave birth to five children. Faseelat is the second child and the only daughter. She grew up being pampered by her mother, who always took care of her, especially since she was the only girl. Her elder brother's name is Omer, then comes Faseelat, followed by Abulkhair, Ishak, and the youngest, Mubarak.
Their father, Alhaji Maaruf, values education highly and is very serious about it. Faseelat memorized the Qur'an and finished secondary school, but her mother refused to let her further her education, believing that higher education could lead to a girl's moral decline. Despite Alhaji Maaruf's efforts, Ummi insisted that Faseelat would only continue her education after marriage.
Currently, Faseelat only attends Islamic school on weekends. She does all the house chores and has no free time. She is skilled in cooking and body care, thanks to her mother’s teachings. Ummi looks like she's in her thirties because she never neglects her self-care. She is meticulous about her appearance, food, and beauty routines, which is why her husband hasn't taken another wife; he doesn’t even look at other women, knowing that his wife surpasses them all.
Even the men in the household don't roam around much; unlike other families where the men might stay out all night, her brothers are always home by 10 PM.
Faseelat isn’t unattractive; it’s just that no one has ever approached her with romantic intentions. This worries her mother a lot because her biggest wish is to see her daughter happily married, a desire common to all mothers for their daughters. Her father, however, is not concerned, saying...
