AL'AJABIN SO Complete Hausa Novel Document by AL'AJABIN SO

History shows us events that happened before us in life!

Worldly life is full of challenges, dangers, hardships and various calamities. If you find yourself avoiding them, then the sign of destiny has not drawn it for you on the page of your destiny. When destiny plays with your life, all that is left for you is to take this challenge as a lesson and be patient with the test that Allah (SWT) is putting on you.

    I, Fatima, never knew that the thread of someone's destiny could touch someone else's until they were both living in the same place until I found myself in the midst of life's trials. Pain and sorrow multiplied for me. Happiness seemed as distant as the distance between heaven and earth. I could not determine whose destiny had touched me, was it my mother's or my father's? Or how much of me, in my own eyes, was I not divided between the wealthy and the worldly?

 Most of the time when I think like this, I find myself thanking the creator for not giving us any certainty. Happiness or sadness has its time, and everything that has a beginning has an end. As the saying goes, what scares you today may not give you any doubt or regret tomorrow. Life is like a slow, changing journey.

Events in my life have forced me to tell my story.

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At moderate speed, the car entered the beautiful courtyard of the house, quietly passing through all the trees and well-organized parking lots that surrounded the courtyard and finally stopping at the main entrance to the main parlor of the house.

Quickly and swiftly, a middle-aged white girl dressed in clothes that indicated that she was from school, wearing a black skirt that reached her knees, a white shirt and a white blazer, a red necktie around her neck, white long stockings under her black underwear that went all the way down to the bottom of her skirt, a black hat on her head that covered her hair, and a beret tilted up from above, allowing her beautiful face to shine brightly. She slowly walked to the back seat and opened the door with her bare hands.

It was a young woman who could have been wearing a uniform that opened the door and came out, and with a fierce look, she began to follow the one who opened the door and dragged her long hair and walked past.

She quickly stopped the car to avoid hitting the ground and her calmness was so cool that you could see her beautiful eyes filled with tears because at school she and her friends had been treated with a lot of disrespect today, so before getting into the car she cursed her parents as if they knew that this was what was hurting her and that she was really hurting her, but now she...

"Alayah...!"

Frightened, she turned her eyes to the driver who had picked them up and replied,

"Yes, Father Moses"

He said

"You forgot your school bag, you good girl."

She smiled at him and returned to where she had come from. She opened her eyes, bent down, and took her bag hanging from one of her legs. She said,

"Thank you, Dad, let me go inside, I'm tired."