Ayesha at Last by Uzma Jalaluddin

Ayesha at Last by Uzma Jalaluddin

Ayesha Shamsi is a substitute teacher who would rather be a poet, is in debt to a wealthy uncle, and has no intention of marrying. Khalid is conservative, unfashionable, wears a long white robe to the office, and has agreed to let his mother arrange his marriage.

They meet, dislike each other on sight, and then he becomes engaged to her cousin. Jalaluddin's retelling works because the Austen structure fits an Indian-Muslim Toronto community almost too well, and because Khalid's faith is treated as genuine conviction rather than an obstacle to be overcome.

One of the best-loved Muslim romances in contemporary fiction — funny, warm and sharp about community.

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