BANI DA ZABI Complete Hausa Novel Document by BANI DA ZABI

She slowly turned around and said, "I'm going home soon."

He smiled and said, "Tototo, don't worry, I hope you get your money today."

He said, handing her the moon's rays until she removed the little neck she had been wearing,

The money is gone, Wujdane, her uncle, she didn't ask for money or her parents, she just gave up her temptation, it's not greed.

She raised her head with those frightened eyes that many people were afraid to look at, and she left him alone. She didn't say anything to him and turned towards the house.

       *Who is Wujdane?*

*Wujdane* is the granddaughter of the late Malan Hamza, the father of my grandmother Fatima, the wife of Malan Laminu.

Malan Hamza is one of those servants of God who inherited his father's seat in a village north of Maiduguri,

He is a Filipino by nature, with a certain whiteness to him and a peculiar appearance of eyes, his eyes are like those of a snake or a different color and they shine,

Malan Hamza gathered his four wives, none of whom had ever given birth, except for his first wife, who was called Ya. God caused her to become pregnant and she had to abort her child.

Malan Hamza, a student, lives in his house full of students. He often goes out into the forest for months and spends a lot of time there before returning. That's why he is called a demon because the wilderness itself is scary.

The trip that *He* took was three months long, and she didn't tell him because she didn't even think about it. They removed the plan.

This exorcism took seven months, and the one who came to find him was made to look like a *Ya*, as if she had given birth to a child in his womb.

Slowly, he became unable to get along with the other women, and they were released before him and his daughter, whom he named Yar Ma.iki Nana Fadima.

One by one, they left his house for him, seeing that they did not want to be with them. He stayed at Malan Hamza's house from Ya to his daughter Fadima to the young almajiris.

Thus, Fadima grew up in privilege and education, because among his students, there was one who was so admired that they called him the son of the master, Laminu.

This is how life goes for them, since Fadima grew up, she grew up with a very beautiful face, and her eyes were just like her father's,

Many young men love her beautiful face, the color of her eyes, and they are attracted to her or to a certain house, so they are prevented from asking for her hand in marriage because their appearance is like a snake.

A village where girls are married off at the age of ten and eleven months, if you wait until they are thirteen, Fadima will be silent until she is fifteen, and it will become a nightmare. If she leaves the house, she will come back crying about the humiliation she was subjected to outside.

This is what really bothers Malan, the thought of his daughter living in this kind of life is something that deeply saddens him and worries him, to the point that he even consoles Laminu, Malan's son.

One day while they were sitting, Laminu, the son of the elder, came to the elder with the news that he had found a job in the city guarding the door of a certain Elhaj.

The man was very happy about that and he was blessed with nineteen years of wealth.

Since Laminu left, he has found a good place to be in his work, may God accept him,

He used to send the women to work every month and he used to send them to buy rice, pasta and rice from the city, which he bought in equal quantities and paid for.