Amira Da Amir Book One Complete Hausa Novel
Amira Da Amir Book One Complete Hausa Novel continues with Ameera’s stubborn and fearless nature as she prepares to defend her younger siblings. This part is filled with school trouble, childish revenge, street drama, and the kind of family conflict that makes the story exciting for Hausa novel readers.
Amira Da Amir Book One Complete Hausa Novel English Translation
Khadija said, “Good. It has been two days since I last fought, and my hands have been itching. Let us go. But who are they?”
Ameera replied, “Kamal and Haneefa, of course. Yesterday, they caught my younger siblings and beat them. I said I must pay them back because no one has the right to beat my family.”
Khadija said, “Then they have touched trouble, because we will not spare them.”
After a while, they saw Haneefa and her younger brother walking. Ameera and Khadija quickly moved toward them until they reached where they were.
Suddenly, Kamal and Haneefa felt someone grab them.
Haneefa asked, “Whose father is this?”
Ameera replied, “It is your father.”
They opened their eyes properly and immediately saw Ameera standing before them.
Ameera Confronts Haneefa
Since Haneefa was also the fighting type, she spoke angrily.
“Why have you stopped us on the road while we are going our way?”
Ameera asked, “Why did you beat my younger siblings?”
Haneefa replied, “They insulted us.”
Before Haneefa could finish speaking, Ameera knocked her down, and they began beating her seriously. Haneefa screamed and begged.
“Please, forgive me. By Allah, I will never beat them again.”
But Ameera said she did not know anything called forgiveness. They continued beating them until Haneefa’s mouth and nose were injured.
As for Kamal, Khadija gave him four heavy slaps. The slaps confused him so much that he did not even know where to turn. He held his sister, and they both left crying.
Lado Interferes
A young man came toward Ameera and Khadija and said, “So, you are the mothers of fighting.”
Ameera glared at him and said, “What is your business, king of arrogance?”
He said, “By Allah, I will beat you right now.”
Ameera and Khadija clapped their hands and burst into laughter.
Ameera said, “You cannot. We are the ones who will beat you, by Allah.”
Khadija added, “Lado, what is your business with us? Useless donkey, pig.”
Lado became shocked and said, “I am the donkey?”
She replied, “Yes, that is what I said. Donkey.”
Before she could finish, he slapped her.
Immediately, Ameera picked up a stone, moved behind him, and struck him on the back. He cried out and turned toward Ameera.
Khadija also picked up a stone and struck him on the waist. The pain hit him badly.
In anger, he said, “By Allah, I will break both of you right here.”
He said this while breathing heavily.
The Chase Through the Street
Ameera and Khadija ran away quickly, and Lado chased after them. Since both girls were light and fast, they quickly created a distance between themselves and him.
Everywhere they passed, they screamed loudly.
“A madman is coming! He wants to kill us! Help us, people!”
Wherever they passed and saw people, those people also began running behind them. Before anyone could understand what was happening, they had already gathered many people from the street, and everyone was running.
They finally ran toward the entrance of the village head’s house.
Some people were sitting there, chatting at the village head’s gate. Ameera arrived first.
The village head had just taken a handful of tuwo to eat when Ameera rushed past them. She jumped over him and stepped on his back.
The village head’s face was splashed with the hot soup from his bowl of tuwo.
He screamed and said, “A disaster has arrived here!”
Before he could finish speaking, Khadija also came running at full speed and stepped directly on his leg. The sound of her foot landing on him was clear, but she only increased her speed and continued running.
About Amira Da Amir Book One Complete Hausa Novel
Amira Da Amir Book One Complete Hausa Novel continues to show Ameera as a stubborn and fearless girl who is always ready to fight for her siblings. Her boldness, Khadija’s support, and their reckless actions create funny, dramatic, and troublesome moments in the story.
This part of Amira Da Amir Book One Complete Hausa Novel brings school revenge, street chaos, village drama, and the kind of trouble that follows Ameera wherever she goes.