About Jeji Girl Book Three

Jeji Girl Book Three Complete Hausa Novels continues from the dangerous
forest scene where Irfaan and his companions are still struggling to survive. The
mysterious forest girl shows more signs of her strange connection with the creatures of
the jungle, especially the animals inside the water and the wild beasts around them.

In this part, the men need water for ablution and bathing, but the forest remains
dangerous. The girl becomes their guide and protector, while Irfaan continues to wonder
how she knows his name.

Jeji Girl Book Three English Translation

Ya Mahmoud said this while holding Dr. Naseer’s hand, and the two of them headed toward
the water.

In panic, Irfaan shouted,

“Don’t go, bro! Don’t stop!”

The strength of his voice woke the young girl, who had almost drifted into sleep.

But Ya Mahmoud and Dr. Naseer did not hear him at all. They continued walking toward
the water without hesitation.

The girl fixed her eyes on Irfaan. She saw where he was looking and noticed that he was
trying to stand up, but he did not want to push her away from his body. On the other side,
his brothers were heading straight into danger.

When she realized that they were going toward the riverbank, she quickly tried to stand.
She almost fell, but Irfaan caught her immediately and pulled her back against his body
because there was barely any strength left in her.

He held her firmly, and together they quickly followed Ya Mahmoud and Dr. Naseer from
behind so they would not throw themselves into another problem.

But they could not reach the riverbank in time. Ya Mahmoud and Dr. Naseer were already
far ahead, and they would not be able to catch up with them.

Because of that, the girl placed her finger in her mouth and gave a loud whistle.

She had not even closed her mouth when the water began to make a loud rumbling sound,
showing that large creatures were about to appear from inside it.

Dr. Naseer suddenly stopped and held tightly to Ya Mahmoud’s hand when he saw how a
huge fish and a crocodile burst out of the water like an eagle landing with force.

Their eyes widened in shock. They stared as if they had seen death standing close to
them, swallowing hard in fear.

The girl had done it because she knew that if they saw the creatures, they would not
continue toward the water. If they had reached it, anything could have happened to them.

They walked until they reached the riverbank, where the crocodile had brought out its
head. The girl released Irfaan’s hand and bent down directly in front of the crocodile’s
face. She smiled and gently touched its face.

Then, before their eyes, the crocodile opened its mouth and made a strange crying sound,
as if it was speaking to the other creatures inside the water.

It continued doing that for some time before returning into the water. The large fish
also went back inside.

The girl turned and looked at the others. Everyone had already stood up and gathered
around them, waiting to see what would happen.

She searched for Ya Mahmoud and Dr. Naseer because she had seen that they needed the
water. Then she noticed them standing behind the others.

With the little strength left in her, she stood up and walked toward them. As she moved,
the wind almost pushed her because she had no real strength in her body.

When she reached them, she smiled and pointed toward the water while shaking her head,
signaling that there was no problem now and that they could use it.

Ya Mahmoud turned and looked at Fadeel, who was beside him.

Fadeel said with confidence,

“Let us go, bro. I also want to perform ablution. Now there is no danger since their
queen has spoken.”

He said it jokingly while looking at the girl.

She did not even understand what he meant. She only knew that he was pleased because
he had smiled.

They all went to the water and performed ablution so they could make up for the prayers
they had missed. Since they were travelers, they would shorten their prayers.

They finished and left the place, but Ya Mahmoud and Dr. Naseer remained standing there
without performing ablution.

When the girl saw that everyone else was praying while the two of them stood silently
in worry, she went closer to them. She held Ya Mahmoud’s hand and made a sign asking
whether everything was fine.

He looked at her and became confused. He did not know how to speak to her because he
had noticed that no one had heard her say a word since earlier. She also communicated
like someone who used sign language.

He made a gesture with his hand to show that they wanted to bathe.

By the power of Allah, she understood him.

She signaled for them to follow her. Without arguing, they followed.

She led them to a hidden corner where water was falling down from a rock. Then she
signaled that they should bathe there.

After that, she turned and left the place.

Since they finished praying, Irfaan had been sitting quietly, thinking deeply.

How did this girl know his name? Who told her? What did it mean? Why had she not
mentioned anyone else’s name except his?

These were the questions he kept asking himself, but there was no one to give him an
answer.

But what Irfaan did not know was that the young girl did not truly know his name. She
did not even understand what “Ya Irfaan” meant as she had said it.

That name only came to her in dreams. From the day she found herself in the grip of
illness and suffering, she started dreaming of that name, “Ya Irfaan.”

Just as she had learned the words “Ammee” and “Abee” in dreams, Irfaan became the third
word her mouth first learned to say in this world.

Ya Mahmoud and Dr. Naseer bathed properly, changed their clothes, and threw away the
dirty ones. After that, they also performed ablution and came out, because everything
they were doing was being done with fear and caution.

After they came out, they prayed too. Then everyone sat quietly, each person lost in
thought about what would become of them.

Where they were sitting was far from the young girl. She was seated at a distance near
the old monkey, while some smaller monkeys were plucking fruits from the trees around
the place.

After they had picked many fruits, she slowly stood up and walked ahead. The monkeys
carried the fruits and followed her until they reached the men. Then they dropped the
fruits there.

Fadeel and Muneer raised their heads and looked at her.

She made a sign telling them to eat.

Without hesitation, they began eating because they were seriously hungry.

She began looking around. When she did not see Irfaan anywhere, she became surprised.
He was not in the place at all.

This worried her deeply. She turned and looked at Fadeel, then touched him and asked
where Irfaan was.

But Fadeel did not understand what she meant at first. She kept making signs until he
finally understood.

At that moment, he also realized that Irfaan was not there, and Hafees was also missing.

Shocked, he stood up immediately without saying anything to anyone and moved forward.

The girl also stood and followed him.

Poor girl. She became very distressed because she could not see Irfaan. She had also
not seen Hafees, and her own health was not good at all.

Even Fadeel noticed how she was walking as if she might fall. Because of that, he had
no choice but to hold her hand so she would not get hurt.

They continued walking for a long distance, but they still could not find Irfaan and
Hafees. The situation disturbed them greatly.

Where could they have gone?

She became extremely exhausted. She stopped and struggled to catch her breath. After
she managed to steady her breathing a little, she removed her hand from Fadeel’s grip
and instead held him herself.

Then, with difficulty, she opened her mouth and said,

“Ammee.”

Immediately, loud cries and fierce growls came from many large female animals in the
forest. There were monkeys, leopards, hyenas, and many other female creatures.

Fadeel’s eyes widened as he stared at her.

He thought she believed he wanted to harm her, and that was why she had called for help.
He also thought that was why she had taken her hand from him and held him herself.

His heart became filled with fear as he looked at her with pity, as if begging her to
have mercy on him.

But she had done it for another reason.

She knew that if the animals came out after she called them and saw him holding her,
they would not stop to ask questions. They would attack him immediately because they
would think he was trying to hurt her.

But if she was the one holding him, they would not harm him.

As soon as the animals came out, they moved toward her, each one opening its mouth.

She bent beside a huge leopard with black and white markings on its body and began
stroking its head while speaking to it in a way it could understand.

Then she raised her head and looked at Fadeel, whose hand she was still holding. After
that, she continued speaking to the leopard.

The leopard also raised its head and looked at Fadeel. Then it moved backward toward
another female leopard. It gave a deep growl and shook its body.

Immediately, the leopard rushed into the forest. The other leopard followed behind it.

Seeing that, the girl found a place and sat down. Then she signaled for Fadeel to sit.

Back where they had left Ya Mahmoud and the others, they had already finished eating.
Sleep suddenly overcame them all as if they had taken sleeping medicine. Because of that,
they did not know anything that was happening.

The old monkey sat watching them with some of its large monkey companions.

Back with Fadeel and the girl, they were still sitting when a huge snake crawled toward
her. It slid onto her body, lay there, and began twisting itself gently.

When she saw it, she only smiled and stroked it, though there was still no real happiness
on her face because she was not strong enough.

Fadeel did not notice the snake at first. He only turned with the intention of asking
why they were sitting there.

Then his eyes fell on the enormous snake.

He jumped in terror and was about to stand up.

With the little strength left in her, she quickly held him and shook her head, signaling
that he should not move anywhere.

Fadeel became quiet, swallowing nervously. Then he crouched beside her in fear.

The snake remained on her body for a long time before it finally slid away and left the
place without doing anything to Fadeel, as if it had not even noticed he was there.

Jeji Girl Book Three Novel Details

• Novel Title: Jeji Girl Book Three Complete Hausa Novels
• Category: Complete Hausa Novels
• Language: English Translation
• Main Characters: Irfaan, Fadeel, Hafees, Ya Mahmoud, Dr. Naseer, and the mysterious forest girl
• Main Themes: Survival, mystery, courage, prayer, wild animals, danger, and compassion
• Setting: A dangerous forest filled with rivers, wild animals, and hidden mysteries

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Frequently Asked Questions About Jeji Girl Book Three Complete Hausa Novels

What is Jeji Girl Book Three Complete Hausa Novels about?

Jeji Girl Book Three Complete Hausa Novels continues the forest survival
story of Irfaan and his companions. In this part, the mysterious girl protects them from
dangerous water creatures and wild animals.

Why did the mysterious girl whistle near the water?

She whistled to call out the creatures inside the water so that Ya Mahmoud and Dr. Naseer
would see the danger and stop moving toward the riverbank.

How does the mysterious girl communicate with animals?

The story shows that she understands the animals of the forest and can communicate with
them through gestures, sounds, and signs.

Why is Irfaan confused about the girl?

Irfaan is confused because the girl mentioned his name even though he does not know how
she could have learned it. The story explains that the name came to her through dreams.

Is this an English translation of Jeji Girl Book Three?

Yes. This post provides an English translation of
Jeji Girl Book Three Complete Hausa Novels while keeping the original
Hausa title unchanged for SEO and reader recognition.

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