Rumana Part 1 Complete Hausa Novel

Rumana Complete Hausa Novel 
Two days later, at around five o'clock in the evening on Thursday, Alhaji Aminu knocked on the door of his friend's house, his heart full of desire to bring him some good news. His phone failed and he called pilgrim Yusuf and told him that the hair was waiting for him at the door.
 
 He put on a white jacket and took out his hand holding his small phone which is the one he uses more than his other phones.
 
 "Alhaji, it is a problem for you to go in, since I am inside, so you cut someone here and told me to go outside, then I saw you come and let us enter from inside."
 
 "Mr., I will take care of Haidar as soon as it is found that he is a man and the only thing that Haidar has to do is a strong man. His name is Mudi, the son of the owner of my house. He agreed that he will take care of Haidar between himself and God. but what about for a while because he is going to Nijar to marry his mother.'' Alhaji Yusuf took a breath before speaking.
 
 "Alhamdulillah, thank you very much. May God bless the friendship between us, but did you explain to him the situation of the marriage?"
 
 "Yes, I want him to understand, but let's hope that God will give him patience."
 
 "Yes, that's done, let's go and show him his room. Your job will be to feed him and bathe him and fix his body when he gets lost. And you will do the job if I'm not here, but if I'm here, I'll wake him up and take a rest." , but son of God, trust me if you hurt Haidar, surely God is watching you and will punish him very soon, it's not like one of my wives brought something to him and said he can't do it, right?
 
 "I am a pilgrim and God willing I will keep it," said Mudi.
 
 "Alhamdulillah, I will give you a hundred thousand at the end of the month if I see how you do your work, if it is for me."
    
 One monk Mudi was in front of the pilgrim with joy and happiness, he was giving thanks as if his mouth was going to tear. Together they went into Haidar's room, he was following the toilet curtain and he was holding himself like an orphan, his head was on the floor and he was struggling to wring his fingers like someone who had been forced to dole.
 
 "Ah, Abban Haidar, why is he calm like this?" Pilgrim Aminu said.
 
 "Yes, he does it sometimes or when he is struggling with no head and feet, sometimes he cries and sometimes he screams but when he is calm, you can see that this is how the pain is. Sometimes I see that he is cured. I just don't like the noise that he makes because sometimes you see it hurts his body.''