Masarautar Kaizur Part 1 Complete Hausa Novel

King Mu'iz shook his head sorrowfully. At the same time, he opened a small object that looked like a box, and immediately three tiny stars appeared, though they were dim.

Prince Zaffar looked at the stars with fear. If he understood correctly, this meant that Prince Sahal was in serious danger. But in what condition was he? And where? And what had happened to him?

In fact, where had he lived all these years without them being able to find him despite all the searching they had done?

He looked at King Mu'iz, whose face was now full of worry, and in a low voice he said, “So now, my leader, what should we do? How are we going to handle this?”

King Mu'iz shook his head and said, “I do not know either. I do not want the queen to know about this matter, because I do not know how she will take it. Every day I tell her that her son is safe, but this time I do not know how she will handle this news.”

Prince Zaffar said directly, “Do not tell her, my leader. I hope, God willing, that one day the prince will return to the kingdom and even take up the position that has been waiting for him all these years.”

King Mu'iz placed a hand on his younger brother’s shoulder and said in a weak voice, “I hope so too, my brother.”

Heavy-hearted, they came out of the room. King Mu'iz went back to lie down on his bed, while Prince Zaffar left the chamber filled with grief over the matter.

TAYAAR KINGDOM

A short while earlier, less than an hour after the funeral prayers had been performed for those who were martyred in the war they fought against the Baruda Kingdom, they were escorted peacefully to their final homes, while the hearts of loved ones and relatives were filled with grief and sorrow. After that, everyone returned to the palace to hear the king’s summons and the speech he was about to deliver.

Not long after, King IYAAD appeared in majestic royal attire. His attendants directed the people to where they should sit, and they all sat down. The palace became silent as they waited for what King Iyaad would say.

He remained quiet for a few moments, then cleared his throat with all the dignity and authority of kingship. He gave greetings in a commanding voice full of strength and manliness.

The whole palace answered at once. Then with calmness and composure, he began to speak:

“All praise is due to Allah!

After a long time, Allah, the Owner of all things, has fulfilled our desire.

As we know, the Baruda Kingdom was a kingdom that spent many years nurturing tyrannical warriors who destroyed every peaceful land they came across.

The Baruda Kingdom did not stop there. It fought against Islam and the Muslims. I can almost say it was a kingdom built through ظلم and the power of sorcery in order to destroy Islam.

But since Allah is the One who has power over all things, today He has given us victory and we have brought down the tyrannical kingdom of Baruda.”

Immediately, the entire palace erupted with cries of “Allahu Akbar” and different voices, some even weeping with joy.

King Iyaad continued:

“After succeeding in destroying that oppressive kingdom, we also succeeded in killing their king, the chief sorcerer of that kingdom, and every dangerous force they used to overpower Islam.”

Again the hall erupted with cries of “Allahu Akbar,” along with soft murmurs full of joy and opinion. When calm returned, King Iyaad continued:

“Our victory did not stop there. We also captured the greatest warrior who treated war like a game, the fierce fighter who found no satisfaction unless he took lives, the warrior to whom killing was as ordinary as drinking water, the man whom no army, however great, could frighten, whom no military strength could shake, and who could scatter even the strongest and largest army in a very short time, the warrior to whom war and killing were like child’s play... namely, the warrior KAZUZI!”