Rudin Duniya Part 1 Complete Hausa Novel

In Kaduna town, Zaria Local Government, Tudun Wada ward: Malam Iro the fish seller—selling fish was his sole occupation. It was an inheritance from his late father, a trade he had engaged in since his youth, which even sustained him through marriage. Thankfully, he earned a decent living that enabled him to preserve his dignity and meet his needs.
His mother was alive, and he took care of her as the only son born to his parents, alongside two younger sisters who had both married long ago—though one had passed away during her first childbirth. He continued to care for their mother along with his own family, until one day a terminal illness befell the mother and she passed away.
Many years passed, to the point that old age was catching up with Malam Iro, yet he remained steadfast in his inherited business. By this time, God had blessed him with four daughters, borne to him by his wife, Harira. Malam Iro's life was defined by reliance on God and profound humility; whatever God provided, he embraced wholeheartedly and gave thanks for. However, there was a single problem in his life—one that had now escalated into a major issue, threatening to ruin the lives of his children.