A Jini Take Izzata Book 2 Complete Hausa Novel
A Jini Take Izzata Book 2 Complete Hausa Novel continues with deep emotion, family decisions, pain, fear, and destiny. This part follows Lulu, Didi, Ammi, Abba, Bad, Affan, and their families as shocking marriage decisions and hospital worries begin to change everything.
A Jini Take Izzata Book 2 Complete Hausa Novel English Translation
Abba quickly carried her in his arms and began walking toward Ammi’s room. He did not put her down until he reached the bed, where he gently laid her.
He turned toward Ammi’s small side fridge, opened it, and took out slightly cold water. Then he moved close to Lulu.
He poured a little water into his hand and gently rubbed it on her face. She did not move at all, as if nothing had touched her.
Ammi’s heart beat harder. She quickly climbed onto the bed, lifted Lulu’s head, and placed it on her lap just as Abba rubbed water on her face for the second time.
Lulu released a deep sigh and began to open her wet eyes.
Her eyes first fell on Abba.
Abba closed his eyes and released a sigh of relief, saying, “Alhamdulillah.”
After that, he stood up and left the room. His heart was already beginning to break because of his daughters, and he did not want to remain there until he started thinking that he had made a wrong decision.
Ammi immediately pulled Lulu into her arms with indescribable happiness. Didi also could not remain still. She quickly moved closer and joined the embrace.
Ammi held both of her daughters together.
Lulu Remembers What Happened
It was then that Lulu remembered what had happened earlier. Her heart struck hard, and she quickly raised her head. Her voice trembled even more than before, while tears gathered in her beautiful eyes.
Her hands were shaking badly as she moved away from Ammi and said, “Ammi, I had a dream, right? Ammi, it was a terrible dream, right? Please tell me it was a dream and not real. Please, Ammi.”
She shook her head and burst into fresh tears.
Ammi pulled her back into her arms while feeling new tears rising in her own eyes.
“Be patient, Afaaf. Stop crying. This crying will only give you a headache,” Ammi said softly.
Lulu said, “Ammi, you did not say yes. You did not tell me it is not true. What kind of dream is this? What kind of terrible dream is this? How can something like this happen?”
She continued crying and said, “Ammi, let me go to Abba so he can confirm that he was only joking with us. Ammi, by Allah, I will never commit any offence in school again. I have stopped. By Allah, I have stopped. I know that is what Abba wants to hear from me, and I have said it now. Please, Ammi, tell him I have stopped. By Allah, I have repented.”
Once again, she ended her words in tears.
At that moment, Didi felt as if she had not even been told that a marriage had been arranged for her. It felt as if she had no personal problem except the pain of her younger sister.
The condition in which she saw her sister had swallowed every other worry. Lulu’s crying disturbed her deeply, especially because she kept speaking like someone who was no longer fully herself.
Ammi Comforts Her Daughters
“Enough. Be quiet, I said,” Ammi said while wiping her eyes.
Lulu obeyed, though unwillingly, and remained in Ammi’s arms. She cried openly until she became tired. Then her crying turned into soft sobs, and finally, sleep carried her away from exhaustion.
Only then did Ammi release a sigh. She raised her head and looked at Didi, who was sitting beside her.
Didi’s eyes were swollen and wet with tears. She looked nothing like herself.
Ammi stretched her hand toward her, and without delay, Didi moved closer. Ammi embraced both of them together.
It was then that Didi finally found the chance to burst into a pitiful cry.
Ammi said weakly, “Are you also going to break my heart, Afrah?”
Didi shook her head, but she could not stop the tears. With difficulty, she opened her mouth and said, “Ammi, Abba…”
She paused, then continued, “Ammi, I do not know the person Abba married me to. Abba did not tell me, Ammi.”
Ammi closed her eyes briefly, then gently placed her hand on Didi.
She said, “I am hoping to see patience from you, Didi. Please, whoever your father has chosen for you, be patient. He will never choose something that will harm you.”
She continued, “If you become too worried, then Afaaf will also find room to break down again. That means, from both sides, Abba will regret what he has done, even though marriage itself is not a wrongdoing. But if you are patient, you will guide your sister back to the right path, as you always do.”
Ammi added, “So stop crying. You know your head will soon begin to hurt.”
Didi could not say anything. Her heart only continued beating fast. She sat quietly, thinking about how their future life would begin: marriage at such a young age, to a husband they did not know, someone who did not love them and whom they did not love.
“Allah will bring a way out for us,” Ammi said, as if she knew what Didi was thinking.
At the Hospital
“Where is my son, Your Excellency? What happened to him? How was he brought to this hospital?” Mom asked all these questions at once.
Daddy released a sigh before saying, “All these questions at the same time?”
She said, “Please, I just want to see my son. Where is he?”
“Let us go,” Daddy said and led the way.
Without wasting time, Mom followed him anxiously. Her only wish was to see her beloved son and know what was wrong with him.
“My boy,” she said as she placed her hand on Bad’s face. He was still lying there, motionless like someone deeply unconscious.
When she saw that he did not move, she looked at Daddy and asked, “Is he sleeping? What happened to him?”
Daddy said, “Calm down. Insha Allah, he will wake up later.”
She said, “You still have not told me what happened to him, Your Excellency.”
Before Daddy could answer, a doctor entered the room.
After greeting Daddy respectfully, he moved to where Bad was lying and examined him carefully. Then he looked at Daddy with the same respect and asked, “He still has not moved?”
Daddy replied, “Yes.”
The doctor said, “Okay. Continue praying. As we said earlier, insha Allah, he will wake up later.”
Daddy replied, “May Allah make it so.”
Mom looked at the doctor and asked, “Doctor, what is wrong with my son?”
Daddy looked at her, then turned to the doctor and said, “You may leave.”
The doctor replied, “Okay, Sir,” and left the room.
Daddy looked at Mom and said, “What is more important is for you to sit and pray for him to wake up, not to keep asking questions.”
Mom said weakly, “Has it become that serious?”
Daddy replied, “Do not panic.”
She released a sigh. Since she realized they would not tell her anything, she found a place and sat down, staring at her son with deep pity.
Abeey Returns Home
“Welcome back,” Ummeey said as she looked at Abeey.
“Thank you,” he replied, looking for a place to sit.
Abeey smiled and said, “I know you are eager to hear what I have to say.”
She forced a small smile and said, “Of course, Mallam. You went out when you were not fully well, and this matter sounds almost like a strange story.”
He said, “Calm down. I feel perfectly fine, especially because one of my wishes was fulfilled today. I married Affan off.”
Ummeey asked in surprise, “Mallam, was it truly serious?”
Abeey shook his head and said, “This is not something to joke about. Today, I truly married him off. So your own wish has also been fulfilled. Was that not what you wanted?”
She said in amazement, “Subhanallah.”
Then she added, “Alhamdulillah. May Allah place goodness in it. May He give them a peaceful home and unite their hearts. As for me, I am waiting to welcome my daughter-in-law.”
She ended her words with a smile.
Abeey smiled and said, “Ameen, Ameen.”
Affan’s Marriage
Ummeey said, “But Mallam, do you think Affan can handle marriage responsibilities? You know all the demands and arrangements that come with marriage. They are many. And I know people will not give us their daughter without the usual traditions being fulfilled.”
Abeey released a sigh and said, “That is true.”
Then he added, “Allah will provide a way to do everything, insha Allah.”
She replied, “May Allah make it so.”
“Ameen,” Abeey answered before asking, “Has he still not returned?”
Ummeey said, “Not yet. He already said he would stay out late.”
Abeey said, “Whenever he returns, tell him I want to see him, even if I am not around.”
“Alright, Mallam,” she replied.
About A Jini Take Izzata Book 2 Complete Hausa Novel
A Jini Take Izzata Book 2 Complete Hausa Novel continues with emotional family decisions that shake the lives of Lulu and Didi. Lulu struggles to accept what has happened, while Didi silently fears the unknown husband chosen for her.
This part of A Jini Take Izzata Book 2 Complete Hausa Novel also shifts to Bad’s condition in the hospital and Affan’s sudden marriage arrangement. The story brings together fear, family authority, destiny, illness, and the pain of children facing decisions they do not fully understand.