'YAR KWALLIYA Complete Hausa Novel Document by 'YAR KWALLIYA

A girl said that a 15-year-old girl had a big head but no face and was wearing red, black and pink clothes, and even a ghazal.

 She ran, carrying a pitcher of water, and ran to the house. As she entered, she dropped the pitcher, and it fell and broke.

I honestly wouldn't have followed him anywhere else, except to catch the bus, but he followed me to where I was going to pick up my umbrella, saying, "Mom, I'm going to pick you up."

 *DAUGHTER* *HEAD* The faceless feet stop adorning me, I'm so proud of you, and I'm so ashamed of you, my son, that he followed me home.

Yasin, I won't accept it, mom, look at how my mouth is bleeding, mom, Abu is a bad person, oh my god.

Be patient and be patient with yourself. I don't care about your anger and I know you're not going to laugh.

Oh, whatever you say, I'll send it to you and get it back to you.

You are sorry, but you are not sorry.

 I am trying to find a good boy.

Mom, let him go, I told him to go and bring a gun and kill him

Now Abu, you have chosen this life, so I will protect you, because you are not patient now. This morning, you have become like a warrior.

Inna Hinefa asked to leave me alone

Now the water you brought for my hair has broken your hair, mom, I'm going to wash it myself.

Mom, this is your fault, I don't care about you, I just put it down, he fell and understood, sorry.

Kamarya, please be patient, I'll do the cooking now, you've got to do it.

Well, I don't know what to do, I'm tired and I can't go back.

You're ready to go back as if you're done. Go and get some water from a jar over there.

Hey mom, you found someone to pick up a pair of jeans and a pair of socks and you're done, I went back and bought them.

You're not going to get this water, you're going to have a good time.

I will pick it up

   She took a jar of water and went to the market.

Come on, let's go.

 Maya found the rope tied around her waist and untied it. She took out the Hamsin and handed it to me.

She was carrying a bag of sugarcane and changing it, and she was drinking it and ending up in the river.

       Hey, what's the catch? Yesterday you left me and ran away. Now what's the catch? Abu said.

I am Abu Kinga, a water collector, and I was not told, but I was told to go.

I don't know what you mean, I'm just kidding, so leave it to your own devices, Abu said.

    His hand pushed the jar on her head and it fell to the ground, catching her.

You're playing with my life, are you kidding me?

You broke the jar, by God, you broke it, I'll pay you back. Abu, whatever you're doing, you've found it, I owe you, I'll fix it for you.

Binta finished fighting and kicked Abu's jug.

Nanfa Abu jumped up and grabbed Binta's neck, and they fought, but they were barely separated.

I'm telling you, Abu, I'm Binta,  If you don't move, they'll curse you, you don't know what you're doing, so hit me, put away your clothes, wash your bike, you'll feel better.

Tab tab aaah waii saidai wata Abun badai niba wanka nida hi munyin kahun Riga amma kifara new list from here harrana sallah nida wanka

You did that, may God bless your brothers and teachers until they reach your destination. Let me go, you have despised me, may God hear how you have filled our house with bitterness, said my mother.

You know, mom, you smell like my perfume, or something like that. A young man smelled it and said he loved it. I said, "I don't want to go out, mom, I don't even want to go out where I know it's nice because of my perfume," Abu said.

Waiyoo waiyoo is the highest level of beauty and fashion.

 Mom, I didn't tell you that today is the day the market is going downhill.

 She left her home.

God forbid there's any water left in this house, Abu told me, Inna said.

She was walking slowly, walking, telling everyone to go, "Come, let's meet." Her body's fragrance was better than anyone else's. She was walking, eating peanuts in her hand, and holding a cane to her waist, holding a cane to her waist.

Binda hid and looked at her. Abu came running towards Binta. Binta followed her.

I'm going to leave you alone now, I'm going to leave you alone, my mother is going to leave you alone, Binta said.

Yasin Binta, you are not doing anything, look at the way you held me in Riga in front of people, you are on the sidelines, you have ruined my dignity in their eyes, you have done what you want to do.

If you don't like mangoes, don't be afraid, says Binta.

 She pulled her nose and said she was going to have a good time.

This is a strange thing, that's what they say. This smell is from where you must be, don't give me a name. Wash me and I'll get you back.

She lost her husband.

Thank you very much.

Tadiba said, "Gah, you will kill me, Abu."

Yes, I'm sorry now, you're really smart Abu.

She laughed and said, "I know."

 They are walking around talking nonsense until they buy something and then come back.

They entered the house.

Mom saw them and started to pray.

Abu Mekika also told Binta that she was his mother.

 Mom, Binta is now watching her sister Abu.

I can't believe it, I don't believe it, he's the one who left you with nothing