Hey, looking for Islamic religious fiction?

Salam, I'm not Muslim myself, but I've been getting into religion-based fiction lately and it hit me-I don't really know any Muslim artworks that imagine stories from Islamic sacred texts. Like, Christian traditions have their classics, think Paradise Lost or Dante's Inferno, where authors totally spun their own tales that don't exactly match up with the Bible's take on things. Even today, you see all sorts of fiction reimagining biblical stories, from Jesus Christ Superstar to cartoons like The Prince of Egypt. So, is there a similar creative space in Islam for this kind of thing? My husband, who's way more into history and religion, mentioned that Christianity often has a more flexible approach to reinterpretation, while the Quran might have stricter guidelines around that. He thinks that might be why Islamic fiction isn't as common. But what's your take? Any historical fiction out there that features events or figures from Islamic tradition? Just curious to learn more!