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Sawun Giwa Part 4 Complete Hausa Novel

AuthorAutar Alheri

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5 chapters/parts
Published
Jun 2, 2026
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Sep 14, 2026
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Aisha headed toward the car, calling out, "Sweetheart, aren't you coming inside? So you've finally arrived!" Seeing the car doors wide open, she muttered, "Oh, so where did she go? Or did she already head inside without me noticing?" As she spoke, she dialed Maisoon's number. However, she suddenly heard the ringtone echoing right from around her feet. Startled, she jumped back and looked down, only to find Maisoon's handbag and phone scattered on the ground. Picking up the items, her eyes widened in sheer shock as she rushed back into the house, screaming her name, "Maisoon! Maisoon! Maisoon!"
She ran right into Umma, who was just coming out of her bedroom. "What on earth is wrong with you?" Umma asked. "Where did you see Maisoon that you are shouting her name like that? Hasn't she come in?" Aisha hurled the question back at Umma without answering her.
In bewilderment, Umma replied, "What do you mean she hasn't come in? Weren't you just sitting in the parlor, and now you're asking me this?" Aisha's eyes widened further as she repeated, "Innalillahi wa'inna ilaihi raji'un. By Allah, Umma, Maisoon did come into this house. Her car is out there, and look, I found her phone and her bag abandoned on the ground outside."
With deep shock, Umma asked, "Then where did she go, and why would she throw her things away?"
"I don't know either, Umma," Aisha cried out, sprinting off toward the security guard.
As soon as she reached him, she asked, "Baba Iro, where did Maisoon go after she drove into the house?"
"Maisoon? She drove her car straight inside."
"I know that, Baba Iro! But after she came in, who else entered?"
"To be honest, no one. After I opened the gate for her, I went to the restroom. It was only after I came out that I locked the gate."
" Innalillahi wa'inna ilaihi raji'un! 😲 By Allah, something terrible has happened to my sister! I am ruined!" Aisha wept, turning around to run back into the house.
And so, an unexpected crisis unfolded—a nightmare no one had anticipated, plunging Umma and Aisha into absolute panic. In her distraught state, Umma began calling Abba, while Aisha dialed Yah Fawan.
The moment Umma finished explaining the situation to Abba, he immediately began calling his relatives. Despite the lingering resentment he held against Maisoon, he was deeply shaken by her disappearance.
As for Yah Fawan, he leaped to his feet in utter terror, exclaiming, "What?! Where did this happen, and when?"
Weeping, Aisha replied, "Right here at the house! And it just happened now, because her car is here, but her bag and phone were found abandoned outside."
"Hmm, I am on my way right now," he said, hanging up the phone and rushing toward the house.
Within a short time, the news of Maisoon’s disappearance spread throughout the entire family. Describing the sheer panic and distress consuming the household would be an understatement; Mom, in particular, wept uncontrollably, while Dady and Yah Jawwal were equally devastated. Over at Abba's house, everyone was in a state of high anxiety. Fadeel privately told their mother that he suspected Yah Fawan was the one behind Maisoon's abduction, considering the bitter history between them and the fact that she was taken from right inside the compound. Umma shared the same suspicion, but she strictly warned him to keep his mouth shut, fearing that their father might find out and trigger an even bigger conflict.
Yah Fawan himself confronted the security guard, aggressively demanding to know how Maisoon could have been kidnapped from within the house. The guard maintained that he had no idea how it happened, which prompted Fawan to take him to their security office for rigorous interrogation.
The entire family was completely upended by this crisis. Yet, through all of this, Yaseer remained completely unaware of what was happening. He couldn't reach Maisoon because Aisha had switched off her phone. Furthermore, when he had stopped by the house, Mom had told him that Maisoon was visiting Aisha's elder sister, Zainab. As a result, he was entirely in the dark about the ongoing turmoil.
Saudia
Sheikh Sudais's condition escalated drastically, to the point that it has now made him physically ill. He spends every single moment consumed by thoughts of Maisoon—a girl whose background he doesn't even know, let alone where to find her. Through all of this, King Bilal remains completely unaware because His Royal Highness, King Hassan, strictly forbade anyone from telling him. The situation has become entirely unmanageable.
Today, when Prince Basam walked into his bedroom, he found him doubled over, vomiting blood. Hearing Prince Basam enter, Sudais quickly used his handkerchief to wipe away the blood and rushed into his bathroom, but he left the handkerchief behind. Prince Basam began tidying up the room for him, and when he came across the handkerchief, he stared at the blood in absolute horror before looking down to find more traces of it on the floor. He said nothing and left the handkerchief right where it was, fearing his brother might realize he had discovered his condition. He quickly finished up and left the room to give the Sheikh space to get dressed in peace.
Upon leaving, he headed straight for his father's royal apartments, but just before entering, he overheard the voice of their aunt, Princess Saudat. This made him change his mind, so he returned to their private quarters instead. From there, he called His Royal Highness, King Muhammad Bilal, to inform him of his son's true condition. Respectfully greeting King Muhammad Bilal, he proceeded to explain everything that had been happening ever since Sheikh Sudais returned to Saudi Arabia up until this very moment.
From the second Prince Basam started speaking, His Majesty kept repeating, "Innalillahi wa'inna ilaihi raji'un," before letting out a heavy sigh and saying, "Take very good care of him, Basam, and call a doctor to examine him. I will arrive in Saudi Arabia tomorrow, In sha Allah."
"Alright, Abbey, In sha Allah I will do exactly as you said. May Allah bring you safely," Basam replied.
Nigeria
Things have completely spiraled out of control here as well. In fact, Maisoon's wedding is drawing closer by the day; there are now only five days left until the wedding ceremony, yet up until today, there is absolutely no news regarding the whereabouts of the primary bride, while the other bride has become completely unhinged like a madwoman.
This morning, Fawan's father (Alhaji Umar) came to Abbey's house and found him seated with Jafar and Muhseen. Respectfully, the young men greeted him and then stood up to give the elders their privacy. Once they had cleared out, Abba turned to look at Abbey and said, "Brother Ishaq, I strongly believe it is time we inform the parents of the groom who wants to marry Maisoon about her disappearance. Look, time is running out. We cannot let them find out on the very day of the wedding contract that there is no bride, as that will cause a massive crisis. It is better they know early on so that even if they choose to call it off, we have done our part and cleared our conscience." He concluded his speech while staring intently at his elder brother to see how he would handle the issue.
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