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Abnur Part 1 Complete Hausa Novel

AuthorMaimoon

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Love Stories
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28 chapters/parts
Published
Jul 21, 2024
Updated
Sep 13, 2026
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Maimoon
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Abnur Complete Hausa Novel 
Bismillahi ar-rahmani ar-raheem_______
 
  The light of the white moon is the light of the city, she is not able to see where she is putting her feet, she is not in her right senses, she is just walking without knowing where she is going.
 
  The palm of her hand made her wipe away the tears that fell from her for countless times. She really wished all dis was a dream. 
 
   At the door of a house, she pulled up and stopped because she couldn't continue walking because she was sharing her food since breakfast and she didn't eat much. 00 will do
 
   Guri was able to sit at the door of the house with her head down and she continued to cry until her heart felt as if her body was not able to clear the data while sitting there.
 
  She moaned slowly on the bed, feeling her heart ache as she remembered what had separated her from her home in this dream of a thief's sleep. 
 
    Early in the morning, with the call to prayer in the mosques in the village, she opened her eyes slowly, which were swollen. She clutched her head which was in great pain and leaned against the wall. Warm tears fell down her face again 
 
  Her hands quickly covered her face because the light of the lamp illuminated her face 
 "Subhanallah, man or demon" the man asked with a sign of fear and he was standing from the door of the house where she was sitting. A young man who seems to have performed ablution also went to the mosque 
 
  "Look at me, I'm so scared," the old man said, pointing to the young man who seemed to be his son. He just looked at her and then he turned and looked at his father and said, "Dad, why don't you go inside before we come back from the mosque, it's time to leave?" "Standing up, he was looking at her again, and just as he was passing by, the father also got behind him and they went to the mosque. 
   
    As soon as the morning prayer was finished, it started to get light and when they were going home from a distance, they saw her sitting still. He said "God's lady" for the third time and she raised her head and looked at him with a smile and said to her, "What happened to you, you are sitting here, it seems that you have spent the night here, tell me if there is any help you can give me" she remained silent. She turned her head quietly like a thinker and then he said, "Get up, let's go inside and pray. I don't know if she's looking at him like a statue." She performed the required prayers 
 
    She looked at her because she didn't see any signs of a village girl, even if she looked at the clothes on her body, she would wonder what brought her to the village like that. In the courtyard of the house, he pointed to him and said, "This girl, father, I told her to come in and pray." But the father was silent and said, "Kamal, man, they are scary and she is not at all like this girl. I don't want to help her." Kamal. He smiled and returned to the hall saying, "don't worry, father, my work is harmful and we should do it with good intentions, even if it hurts us, God will not leave it." 
 
   In the hall, he found her in a daze and said that the goddess of God came in and followed him to the door of his mother's room. She looked at the stranger and said, "That's perfect, Fah, where did you find her?" He smiled and stood up and said, "Well, we saw her at the door of the house. It seems that she has been sleeping here, and the only thing she said was that I asked her to come in or pray." She just looked at her. The umma was praying and then she said, "Well, madam, let her pray. If we break, we will find out where she is from. She didn't get the color of the villagers."
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