Yaro Ma Namiji Ne Part 1 Complete Hausa Novel

She turned back, scooped up some of her wrapper, and left. She went straight to Abul’s house where she met Umma. Without even giving a proper greeting, they exchanged only brief greetings because she was eager to gossip—it was as if she was even chewing her tongue in anticipation.

After a while, she said,

“Hmmm, Hajiya Abeeda, are you aware? Abul Khairi is over there where they’re arranging what’s left of the men for him. So you’d better call them off, otherwise you’ll be bringing trouble upon yourself.”

Umma, who understood what Inna Kulu meant, smiled and said,

“That’s just like you, Kulu. Do you think we stop our children from their happiness? As long as what they want does not go against the Sharia, we support it. And if you’re talking about Rukayya, then by Allah, even if there is someone older than her and he says that is who he wants, we will look for her for him. Let alone Rukayya, an innocent girl who keeps to herself. You may leave.”

She became shy and embarrassed, then said,

“It’s nothing, thank you. See you later.”

She left angrily and said,

“Wallahi, even if I have to walk around naked, I will stop this marriage!”

One of the women sitting with Umma said,

“It seems she is a co-wife’s daughter, or maybe she came with her gossip.”

Umma, slightly annoyed, said,

“Not at all. She’s someone else’s wife—she’s just jealous of the girl’s mother, and now she’s extending it to the daughter too.” She clicked her tongue.

Another woman said,

“May Allah make things better.”

“Ameen,” they all replied.

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As for Inna Kulu, when she left, she was extremely angry. Unable to hold herself, she said,

“As long as I’m alive, I will stop this marriage. You’ll see what the ‘man of the dust bag’ will do for me tomorrow.”

In the central hall, she crossed paths with Abul, but she didn’t even look at him, and he simply walked past her.

When Abul arrived, he met some visitors who were about to leave. He greeted them, and they said,

“Abul, when will you bring us our in-law? We are waiting.”

He smiled, rubbing his head, and said,

“Very soon.”

They said,

“May Allah make it good.”

“Ameen,” Umma replied.

After they left, Umma looked at him and said,

“It’s not right. You know in this house we don’t stop anyone from their choices. Why would you hide your worries from me until others come to tell me? We will not stop you from marrying Rukayya, but I should have been the first to hear it from you.”

He kept quiet until they reached the living room. As she sat, he came and laid his head on her lap and said,

“I’m sorry. I was afraid you might not agree, but forgive me, I won’t do it again.”

Then he told her everything that happened between him and Inna. She smiled and said it was nothing and that she would handle her.

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The next morning, very early, Inna Kulu, restless, went to the “man of the dust bag” (a traditional spiritualist). She told him everything. He drew some signs on the ground and erased them up to seven times before saying,

“Indeed, they will get married. And whoever tries to stop it will die because of the strong destiny that binds them.”

She said,

“I’m finished! What will I do? I don’t want her to ever get married in this world.”