Dakarun Musulunci Part 5 Complete Hausa Novel

Whenever Huzaifa succeeded in striking the giant man’s body or stabbing him with his sword, it felt as though he had hit solid rock—his body would not even shake, only sparks of fire would burst out.
As for that monstrous man, anything he struck would split into two—whether stone or iron.
Despite Huzaifa’s strength and bravery, he realized it was all in vain, for the giant surpassed him in every way. If not for his exceptional skill in combat, the giant would have finished him off long ago.
In the midst of this fierce battle, the giant caught Huzaifa off guard and delivered a heavy punch to his face. The force of the blow sent Huzaifa flying into the air until he crashed against a wall. Blood gushed out of his mouth as he fell to the ground in a weakened state, and his sword slipped from his hand.
Seeing what happened, the jinn Huraisul Marwas became extremely furious. He spread his wings and thrust his spear hard into the giant’s chest. But the giant blocked the strike with the palm of his hand. Instantly, the spear melted and began dripping to the ground as though it had been burning in fire for a hundred years.
With great speed, the giant struck Huraisul Marwas with a powerful blow. Immediately, a loud crack was heard from his left wing. Like a thrown stone, Huraisul Marwas was flung backward, crashing into a wall before falling unconscious due to his broken wing.
When the giant saw his victory, he burst into wicked laughter, then turned toward Prince Huzaifa. Standing over him, he spread his legs and bent down, intending to grab Huzaifa’s head and snap his neck.
But at that very moment, Hunzalu was praying fervently to Allah, asking for strength to help Huzaifa. Suddenly, he felt an immense power surge through his body. Instantly, he leapt from where he stood and landed on the massive giant.
Before the giant could grab Huzaifa, Hunzalu struck him with a powerful punch to the back. The force shattered the giant’s back, and Hunzalu’s hand pierced straight through his body. As he pulled his hand out, the giant collapsed dead with a heavy thud—like a falling elephant.
Hunzalu himself stood frozen in shock at what he had done. His fear and love of Allah increased greatly in his heart, and before he knew it, his eyes filled with tears of joy.
Huzaifa and the jinn Huraisul Marwas were both unable to move at first due to the shock. After a few moments, Huzaifa stood up, smiled at Hunzalu, and said:
“O Hunzalu, know that whoever truly believes in Allah and relies on Him in all matters—nothing on earth can overpower him.
Indeed, it was your faith and fear of Allah that granted you this great strength, enabling you to kill this giant and save our lives.
As for me and Huraisul Marwas, it was our human weakness that made us struggle and constantly seek Allah’s help while fighting him—that is why we were unable to defeat him.”
As Huzaifa was speaking, he suddenly heard his name being called from behind. Turning quickly, he saw that it was the soldiers of their land who had been imprisoned in that room. They were all gathered at the locked door, which was secured with a large iron padlock and thick iron bars.
Immediately, Huzaifa bent down, picked up his sword, recited a prayer over it, raised it high, and struck the padlock. The lock broke and fell to the ground, and the door opened. The soldiers rushed out, overjoyed, praising Allah and commending Huzaifa.
They all prepared to leave the prison together, but Huzaifa suddenly stopped. Huraisul Marwas was still lying on the ground, groaning and unable to rise.
Alarmed, Huzaifa rushed to him, knelt beside him, and said: “My brother, what has happened to you? Why can’t you stand?”
With difficulty, Huraisul Marwas replied: “Can’t you see how my left wing is swollen? It is broken, and I cannot even move unless it is treated.”
When Huzaifa examined the wing and saw how badly it was broken and swollen, he became troubled, as he did not know how to treat a jinn’s injury.
He asked: “What should we do now? Even if we gather all of us here—the soldiers and I—we cannot carry you. And we do not know how to treat such an injury for beings like you.”
Hearing this, Huraisul Marwas smiled weakly and said: “The way to treat our injuries is the same as yours. Quickly go and bring thick pieces of wood and fresh tree fibers to set the bone. Do it fast before the enemy returns to attack us. I know that soon King Shaaran may learn about the situation in this prison through gossip from other jinn. It is only through our prayers that the treacherous jinn have been unable to approach this place.”
Upon hearing this, Huzaifa ordered some of the Muslim soldiers to quickly fetch thick wood and fresh tree fibers. They obeyed immediately and returned with the materials.
When everything was ready, Huraisul Marwas looked at Prince Huzaifa and said: “I advise you to bring strong iron chains and first bind my hands, legs, and neck firmly. Otherwise, this bone-setting will not be possible.”
Hearing this, Prince Huzaifa smiled and said: “Indeed, the advice of a wise one is never wasted.”