ADALILINTA Complete Hausa Novel Document by ADALILINTA

Dady smiled and calmly corrected his voice. Dady opened the meeting with a prayer and then began speaking as follows.

   The reason I have gathered you here is that I want you to calm down and concentrate on everything because I want to talk to you about something important. He finished speaking, looking at each of them closely.

He was silent for a few minutes before he continued, "I have gathered you all here for nothing but one thing, which I want to tell you." After a few minutes of silence, he continued speaking.

Hajiya, Maryam, Halima, and you Mashkhur, and then you, Mamana, Dadi finished speaking, turning his gaze to where Zahra was sitting next to my sister, Ilham.

He fixed his eyes on Zahra and continued to say, and to all the other children in the house. I want you to bear witness that I, Abubakar, will unite AURAN ZAHRA with MUHAMMAD, that is, MASHKHUR.

There is no room in the house that is not filled with people talking, even if you take Hajiya, Amir, and the talkative people.

    Ai mashkur felt himself shaking violently and at the same time he felt the world stop and freeze, he started to think, does he know what he is saying? Do I hear it right? I see that I am not happy, or is he just being a jerk? Abdul wants to say it.

As for Abdul Majid, his breathing had already stopped, he was sweating profusely, and he was beginning to feel dizzy and had a terrible headache. He felt as if his life had come to an end.

Zahra sat there, her words coming to her unexpectedly, she wondered if Dadi knew what he was talking about? Dadi wasn't their friend, was she?

My aunt didn't know if she would be sad or happy, because it was very surprising.

Did anyone see this coming? Oh my. Ammi was keeping her eyes on her grandmother's hajiya, making sure she had put everything together.

So, seeing Hajiya's face surprised me.

Mom also didn't listen to anyone about it, because she didn't want Zahra to marry someone who was privileged, educated, and wealthy like Mashkhur, because she wanted her to marry a poor man and end her life in misery.

The rest of the children in the house were also deeply affected by their father's words, and they were not the least bit surprised by the incident. Especially Ilham, who sympathized with her sister Zahra, whom the whole world considered to be unlike her.

It was Mashkur's words that brought everyone back from their thoughts, where he spoke in a trembling voice.

 da!! da!! dady am!! am!! the one who says dady is like a banji dai-dai bah mashkhur finished the sentence in shock.

The thing that you have heard is this, and if you want to be my mother-mother, then I will give you my mother-mother again. I want to marry you and your mother, and I am giving you an ORDER, not advice. According to Dadi.