RAYUWAR NUR BY MAMAN NOORUL HUDAH Complete Hausa Novel Document by RAYUWAR NUR BY MAMAN NOORUL HUDAH

Even my milkshakes are made with kwakwimeti and coffee, if I do it, I know what I put in it. If I do it alone, I will make a lot of profit. If I do it, I will boil cornstarch and add Laushi to the milk that is already in it. Similarly, I sell Soba, so I get red color, I boil a little Soba, dissolve the mother of Color in it, I mix it, it looks like real, it is not known that it is only half color and water, and I do not add sugar because it is sweet, that is, I sprinkle a little sugar so that you can taste it.

     I was sitting next to Ammah, combing her hair, and we were just listening to the radio when we heard that the government would distribute fifteen thousand naira in aid to the poor, along with a bag of rice, pasta, sugar, peanut butter, and soybeans to be donated. I immediately stood up and felt the money. Ammah looked at me and said, "The king is looking for money, for God's sake, rest your head, the pain of seeking does not bring you anything, so you are worrying about yourself, God is hiding a secret from us, for God's sake, reduce your stress and use what he has given you." I sent you to Ammah, you see that the cost of your treatment has not been met to this day, so what way will you go to get the aid for us? Ammah, I went to the councilor of our ward, Adamu, and asked Alfarma to find a way for us. He is kind. But, please, respect your dignity. Even though I know how I raised you, you should take care of Mufeedata. When you grow up, if you let a man touch you or use his finger, you will be pregnant. I quickly looked outside in fear and said, "Are you pregnant, Ammah?" Yes, if a man touches you or uses his finger, he will enter your womb. I walked out in fear, looking outside. I said, "Ammah, I am afraid of Meenat. Let them come back. I told them the truth and they should not go and allow men to hold their hands."

    Meenat and her husband were returning home. I was with them and Sauri and their daughter. I said, "Your father, don't let a man touch your finger." Meenat said, "What's wrong?" Ammah said, "You're pregnant." I saw Meenat smiling and saying, "God gave us money, Sis, go back to school, you're not pregnant anymore." Ammah told me to be careful not to let men ruin us. That's why she said that. We started growing up with the window. I kept quiet while I was studying. But I agreed with Meenat. I knew Ammah wouldn't lie to us. I just left them alone. I went out and continued to pour my soup into the glass. After I finished, I started to tie them up and give them to my sister, brother, etc. Almost all our neighbors in my neighborhood buy soup. If they buy it, they just stay at our house and tell them to make soup or stew. When they get home, they just start cooking. Because they want money, I said, "From now on, I'll start cooking." Today I have made a rule that if anyone tries to dig in our house, they must pay ten naira for the mortar. That is why I will not give them a tip until they are given ten naira and they stop digging in our house. We have a well in our house. If our well falls into it, we use it to remove the well. People come to borrow a lot. I said the loan fee for the well is thirty naira, some have to pay the same and take the well. Ammah forbade me. But I hear you, even Meenat must do what I say, even if I am not here, if I come, I must give the money. No matter how much you touch, it is your money.

     So I set off and went to Adam Councillor's house to ask Alfarma to be among the beneficiaries, he said, "You are welcome. I have finished taking names, but I promised you that in a month, come to the office and meet me at the secretariat. I will put your name in some of the funds that will be distributed to farmers. I did not bring any specific purpose, I was just happy and grateful that I was selected, God willing."

    After ten days, we were sitting together since Meenat was on school break and we were mixing the Soybean paste. I told them to go and wash the plastic bottles. They were walking. I mixed Maroon color with the Soybean paste and mixed it with water. The flavor was mixed with pepper powder. Since the class was very spicy, I added a little citta and kaninfari. I mixed the pepper powder in it and boiled it. Since the class came out, you swear it tasted like cittane and kaninfari. What a lot of it, I can really taste it. I was praising myself for how I was beating myself up in my business. I didn't talk about it one day. I was angry with myself and I didn't want to do it. But since I was looking for a secret, Ma'eesha was bringing plastic bottles. Meenat said, "Sis, this plastic bottle was a little bit, it was not even half a bottle, but now it is full." Maeeshah also said, "I saw it like the one from the demons." I glared at them and they kept quiet.

Unfortunately, I barely managed to collect Sh67,000 for Ammah's hospital bill, so I told them to get ready and leave. I called Napep at the door and we met and took Ammah. We stole Napep's body and locked our son and the doormat that was about to break. I also accused her and we entered Napep. We went to Murtala Hospital in Kano. Dr. Naseer checked her health and kept asking why she wasn't brought in sooner. He said to bring her in for the operation. Her pain has gotten worse. Now they will have to prescribe some medicine for us, so we buy Sh55,000. If she recovers after three weeks, we will bring her back and have the operation done.

    Sadness, fear and panic gripped us all, I was like a year-old woman with diarrhea, so I went back and asked the doctor how much the surgery cost. He said it was too much for you, the doctor who would do this surgery doesn't live in the country. He said that he would come and do it for her, so if it's easy for you, pay eight hundred thousand and fifty thousand because the disease has progressed. If you had brought her from the beginning, you wouldn't have spent a hundred thousand. But now, I'm with this doctor. But this surgery is abroad, we send people with this disease to have the most suitable surgery, but we