Namijin Zuma Part 3 Complete Hausa Novel

Namijin Zuma: The Story of Aeezad
A Journey Begins
Aeezad drove his luxurious Mercedes Benz through a wealthy neighborhood. The car gleamed, reflecting the bright lights of the city. He arrived at a grand mansion, its golden gate shining under the streetlights. The security guard rushed to open the gate, recognizing the prestigious license plate with an "AS" emblem.
Parking the car carefully, Aeezad stayed inside for a few minutes before stepping out. He was tall, with chocolate-colored skin that seemed to glow. His handsome features made people stare, and he moved with confidence. He walked into the mansion, his mind filled with deep thoughts.
A Troubled Mind
Inside, Aeezad was lost in thought. He was a man of class, wealth, and influence, yet something was missing. He had returned home to find peace, but his heart was heavy with regret. He sat in his mother’s living room, feeling both comforted and restless. His mother had always been his safe place, but today, even her presence could not ease his mind.
A Painful Marriage
Aeezad’s marriage to Na’eema was nothing like he had imagined. At first, he believed they were in love, but soon, things changed. Na’eema spent more time traveling with her mother, leaving him alone. Even when she was home, she seemed distant. He had hoped that marriage would bring happiness, but instead, it became a source of pain.
One evening, when he called Na’eema, she responded coldly, "I don’t take orders from you. My mother is more important to me than you are."
Her words shattered his heart. He had given her everything—love, wealth, and comfort—but she did not value him. He regretted marrying her, feeling like a stranger in his own home.
Seeking Comfort
Frustrated and heartbroken, Aeezad visited the one person who truly understood him—his nanny, Nabeelah. She had raised him since childhood and was more than just a caretaker; she was his real family.
As soon as he entered her home, he felt a sense of relief. "Mommy, I need to talk," he said, his voice filled with pain.
Nabeelah looked at him with concern. "What’s wrong, my son?"
"Na’eema treats me like a stranger. She doesn’t care about me. I regret marrying her," he confessed, his voice shaking.
Nabeelah sighed. "Marriage requires patience, my dear. But if she truly doesn’t respect you, you must decide what’s best for your heart."
A Dangerous Desire
Despite his frustration with his wife, Aeezad had always struggled with his desires. He had been with other women before, but his love for Na’eema had made him try to change. However, her rejection made his old habits return. He thought about going back to his ex-lover, Esther, a woman who had always been available for him.
But Nabeelah disapproved. "You cannot solve your problems with another woman, Aeezad. Be patient and find a better way."
Her words made him think. He respected her wisdom, but his desires were strong. He needed a way to control himself before making a mistake.
Family Problems
Back home, Aeezad’s family was also in chaos. His stepmother, Hajiya Mommy, controlled everything, including his father. She influenced Na’eema, making it harder for Aeezad to fix his marriage.
One day, he tried to talk to his father about his problems, but his stepmother interrupted, "You are a grown man, Aeezad. Handle your marriage alone."
His father remained silent, afraid to challenge her. Aeezad felt alone, knowing that his father’s support was weak. He needed to take matters into his own hands.
A Moment of Peace
Despite his troubles, Aeezad found joy in spending time with his young niece and nephew, Asmah and Noor. Whenever he visited them, their laughter lifted his spirits. He wished for a child of his own, but Na’eema had not yet given him one.
"Uncle! Uncle!" Noor shouted as he ran into Aeezad’s arms. Holding the children, he felt a temporary escape from his worries.
His sister, Hafsat, noticed his sadness. "Aeezad, you need to find happiness. Don’t let this marriage destroy you."
Her words stayed with him. He had to make a decision—either fix his marriage or move on.
A Plan for the Future
Aeezad decided to focus on himself. He knew he deserved better. If Na’eema refused to change, he would not force the marriage to continue. He also needed to control his desires and avoid falling back into his past mistakes.
As he left his sister’s house, he whispered to himself, "I will find my happiness. No matter what, I will not let this pain define me."
With renewed determination, he drove into the night, ready to take control of his life once again.