Ta Fita Zakka Part 2 Complete Hausa Novel

Ta Fita Zakka Complete Hausa Novel
He awoke at four in the morning, as was his habit, feeling restless and unable to sleep any longer. Despite his discomfort, he lay on the couch, too lethargic to rise for his nafila prayers.
 
As dawn approached, he entered his room, bathed, performed his ablutions, dressed in his Jallabiya, moistened with milk water, donned a Hula, and draped his robes before departing for the mosque.
 
At six, he returned home, crossing paths with Sakina as he entered the hall. She emerged from her room, her eyes puffy, her frame slight, her hair disheveled, and clad in a soft nightgown that barely reached her knees. He paused to observe her disarray.
 
He seemed on the verge of speaking to her but then abruptly retreated to his room. Hearing her footsteps hasten, he halted but did not turn; her voice inquired, "Where are you going?"
 
She stood still, chilled, her head bowed, murmuring a greeting. He remained silent, seemingly indifferent, and as he moved to close his window, she blurted out, "I'm going to sleep, my love."
 
His response was curt, lacking warmth. He entered his room and shut the door firmly behind him, leaving her in the hallway.
 
"I am Sakina," she declared to the empty space.
 
Overwhelmed, she fled to her room, collapsing onto her bed in despair. She reached out to Anty, who was equally perplexed by the morning's events. Despite her anger, Anty urged calm and promised to seek a resolution.
 
By six-thirty, Aunty Bride called, her voice tinged with concern. Sakina recounted the previous day's turmoil, leaving Aunty Bride in shock, her prayers interrupted by the revelation of Umar's harsh words.
 
Sakina's confession of jealousy and love for Umar only deepened Aunty Bride's dismay. She warned Sakina of the consequences of her actions, threatening to unearth long-buried secrets if her jealousy persisted.
 
Sakina, now more distraught, pleaded for forgiveness, insisting her actions were not malicious but driven by love and fear of losing Umar.
 
Aunty Bride's frustration was palpable as she chastised Sakina for not heeding her advice, lamenting the now complicated situation.
 
Sakina, desperate for guidance, implored, "What should I do, Anty? He won't even look at me, and his responses are so terse."