MIJIN ATTAJIRA BOOK COMPLETE Complete Hausa Novel Document by MIJIN ATTAJIRA BOOK COMPLETE

Every house I enter has the same word, which is no.

I hurriedly headed to Mama Rahma's house, she

She wasn't there, but someone's wife told me that she didn't have a wedding.

No, I came home and looked everywhere again, the well was cut off and

I'm sorry, so I didn't bring the thief. I looked.

His shoes and school papers are hm

work, then I heard a cry and it hit me. I did it, and then I

I came out again, one of my friends found me.

I was standing at the door of the house, peeking in, and she said, "Have you seen him?"

I said, "No." In a crying voice, I said, "God's power, where is it?"

Will you go and leave him?

I said, "I'm going to the market, and I'll leave." She said,

You know, you send it to our house when you go out. Maybe.

Your clothes were torn and you were leaving, and he was taken away, I was scared.

She looked at him. Who are they to take him? She said, oho. evil

Is he showing himself? He was taken as an adult and a foreign child, you know?

This life of ours is nothing but prayer. I said, then

Who are they to hide from me? I didn't wait for an answer and turned around.

the house, as if preparing to take some action. She said, "Go."

Report it to the police station, I didn't turn around and I didn't

No, I sat in the middle of the room, my eyes wide open.

She brought him to the place where he did some jumping jacks, I heard.

burst into tears.

Indeed, those who took this child from me did not give it to me.

It's not fair, because I don't have anyone better than all of Kano,

I've cried too much, I have no one to forgive me, I've deleted it.

tears. It's like a joke, but then we call it a joke.

I prayed the noon prayer, my body was like a woman, I was sitting there

I prayed, tears streaming down my cheeks, and then I heard the greeting.

Mother, have mercy, I answered without deleting.

The horse is not there. She came in and said, "Officer, have you seen it?"

My master? A new cry came to me, in the voice of

I cried and said goodbye until my mother came, she said I'm back.

They just tell me that you are looking for me.

Shadad, your nose is up.

I even asked her to take responsibility for all the things that happened,

She sat there, holding her mouth shut, saying, "I'm sorry, I'm sorry."

Our house is far away, hold your hand and go with it.

But, what do you think now? Aren't you a chicken better than a human?

Well, if you have a lot of chicken or lamb, just take it.

but the human being is being traded, I repeat

I burst into tears, I said, "Mom, I'm not that old."

Leaving him at home, she said, "So what are you going to tell the family?"

His father and your parents? I'm using the word family.

What is it? In my soul. Peace be upon him in my joy

Hey, today I went for a walk with my uncle, okay?

My body fell, we went to the playground to ride a horse and the world

up, we had ice cream, and even took a picture. I didn't

Let him say something again, I'm going to spread it.

with some kind of crazy slap, he cut it off with a shout

Then we saw his uncle and he fell down.

into the house. I stopped him from falling and followed him.

beat

Mama Rahama is aa aa, I can't stop beating him.

I'm crying. And his uncle is standing there. Mom

She got angry and slapped me, saying, "You too."

What's the madness? Are you going to beat this kid up?

I looked down and cried, "Mom, this boy is throwing me."

In distress, whose father said he was not here?

Because he despised me? His uncle raised his hand and took it away.

He, he was lying on his shoulder, and he was crying.

He said with a frown, "I knew this would happen,

That's why I took it, so you know you're taking a risk, okay?

So, imagine what you would do if someone else came forward.

Your adventure week. He looked at Mama Rahama and said, Mama

Please, it's not a risk to leave the child alone,

Why wouldn't she go with him? Mamar Rahama said.

Okay, I'm done fighting with her now, I'm done with you.

Try that for her. Even in my frustration and misfortune, I said,

What is your connection to it? What is your connection to it?

Take it, put it in the letter. It doesn't matter, maybe

He didn't understand my Hausa. Mama said, "I'm a blacksmith."

I entered the room, not knowing if I was angry at the thought of taking the child.

Are you happy for his return? I hear Mom saying, "You are welcome."

Be quiet. Leave her alone, and you, my son, have done her a favor.

This is not scary. And in their Hausa, it is a lie.