Amra Macijiya Book One Complete Hausa Novel
Amra Macijiya Book One Complete Hausa Novel is a mysterious Hausa supernatural story filled with fear, secrets, revenge, village suspicion, and the strange destiny of a beautiful girl named Amrah. This English translation presents the story in a clean and readable WordPress HTML format for Hausa novel lovers.
Amra Macijiya Book One Complete Hausa Novel English Translation
In a village called Tigadam, I saw a young girl sitting by the riverbank, staring at the flowing water. The girl could not have been more than fifteen years old. She stood up and looked around the place.
Everywhere was surrounded by green and beautiful trees. She headed toward home, and with just one look at the way she walked, anyone would know that this girl was not fully human because of the strange way her body moved.
A breeze suddenly lifted the veil she had used to cover her face.
Subhanallah. What kind of beauty was this?
The girl was extremely beautiful. Her beauty was extraordinary. Her eyes were green, and her skin was very fair. She was so beautiful that one could tell she was not an ordinary human being.
Suddenly, she began to shake in a way that frightened me deeply. Before the blink of an eye, she transformed into a huge shining green snake.
She moved into the village. When she reached a certain doorway, she shook again and turned back into a human being. She entered the house with a greeting.
An elderly woman sitting by the fireplace and arranging firewood answered her greeting and said,
“Amrah, is it that no one can correct you? Any time someone scolds you, you get angry and leave the house like the wind. From whose father’s house are you coming?”
Amrah moved closer, smiling in a way that made her beauty even more visible.
She said, “Come on, my Gwaggo. I was not angry. I only went out so that you would finish your complaints before I returned.”
Gwaggo softened her voice and said, “My granddaughter, you know I do not like scolding you. You are the one who keeps doing things that force me to talk. Please avoid anything that will make me scold you, do you hear?”
Amrah replied, “Alright, Gwaggo. Insha Allah, I will be careful.”
Gwaggo said, “Good, blessed child.”
Amrah stood up and continued sweeping the house while Gwaggo served their food into a bowl.
Harira Comes for Amrah
After they finished eating, Harira, Amrah’s friend, came to call her so they could go to Islamiyya school. Harira greeted Gwaggo, then looked at Amrah and said,
“Honestly, Amrah, you are not even ready yet, and you know Malam Abu is the one teaching us today. He said we must be in class by three o’clock. It is already 3:30, and I know that before we arrive, it will be four o’clock, and…”
Her words got stuck in her throat because of the strange look Amrah gave her.
Harira was terribly afraid of Amrah’s eyes. That was why she rarely looked directly at her, because Amrah’s eyes were green, and the center of her eyes was white. Harira often wondered whether Amrah was truly human.
Amrah stood up and entered their room. In less than five minutes, she came out dressed for Islamiyya.
“We are leaving, Gwaggo,” she said.
Gwaggo replied, “May Allah protect you.”
Amrah answered, “Ameen,” then held Harira’s hand, and they left.
When they reached the entrance area of the house, Amrah picked up her niqab and wore it because of her eyes. No one had ever seen her complete face except Gwaggo and Harira. Anyone who looked directly into her eyes would meet death.
In the entire village, no one had ever seen her eyes. People had only seen from her nose down to her mouth.
Malam Abu Punishes Amrah
When they arrived at school, Malam Abu stopped them and said they were late, so they would not enter the class.
Harira began begging him, but Amrah did not even consider him worthy of a glance. That made him even angrier. That day, he made a vow that he must see her face.
Only Harira was allowed to enter the class. As for Amrah, he told her to stand under the sun.
After he finished teaching, he came out and walked toward where she was standing. He struck her with a cane, but she did not even move. He struck her again, yet she remained still. That made him angrier, and he continued beating her until he became tired. Then he left her.
Amrah’s eyes had already changed deeply, becoming greener than before.
Malam Abu stretched his hand and pulled away her niqab. Immediately, he jumped backward because his eyes met hers. His body began to tremble, and he could not even speak. Amrah fixed her gaze on him.
He quickly left the place.
When Harira came out, she held Amrah’s hand, and they headed home.
Amrah Takes Revenge
After Isha prayer, Amrah left the house without Gwaggo knowing. She took the path she knew Malam Abu usually followed. She climbed a tree and waited for him to arrive.
Not long after, he came with his small lamp.
Amrah quickly jumped down from the tree. Half of her face was covered with a green veil.
When he reached her, he stopped and raised his lamp toward her. Fear entered his heart because he thought she might be a spirit, but he forced courage into his face and pretended not to be afraid.
He said, “Woman, move away from my path.”
She ignored him.
He began insulting her. Even though he was a teacher, he used abusive words. Then he asked,
“What kind of creature are you?”
In anger, she replied, “A snake woman.”
She removed the veil from her face and began shaking strangely. Immediately, she transformed into a huge shining green snake.
Malam Abu became so terrified that he lost control of himself.
Amrah laughed loudly and said, “Malam Abu, you made the mistake of beating me and insulting me. Today, I will end you, and I will do it now.”
Before he could speak, she attacked him. He screamed, but she did not stop until she was certain he was no longer breathing.
In short, Amrah killed Malam Abu. She left his body there and returned home.
Amrah was extremely dangerous, but she did not usually harm anyone unless she was provoked. Whoever touched her would face her wrath, except two people: Gwaggo and Harira.
Amrah Macijiya
By Rabeauty
Jalaluddeen Muhammad
After Jalal finished attending to his patients, he went to his office, which had his name written on it: Dr. Jalaluddeen Muhammad.
He entered, sat down, and placed his head on his table for almost six minutes. When he raised his head, his eyes were red. He looked at the clock and saw that it was ten minutes to five.
He picked up his car key and came out.
As he stepped out, a nurse approached him and said, “Sir, are you leaving?”
Without looking at her, he replied, “Yes, I am going. Please lock my office.”
He continued walking until he reached his car. Sadiq also came out, clearly closing from work as well.
Sadiq walked closer and said, “Buddy, do not tell me you are already leaving.”
Jalal replied, “Do you want me to sleep here?”
He opened his car and entered. Sadiq quickly opened the front passenger door and entered too.
He said, “Good. Let us go. Drop me at home because I did not bring my car today.”
Jalal said nothing. He started the car and drove out of the hospital.
Trouble in Tigadam
Back in Tigadam, Gwaggo was deeply disturbed because she had seen how Amrah changed suddenly, coiling herself like a snake.
The greeting of the village head and his people made her even more frightened. She had not forgotten what he told her: if Amrah turned out to be a snake woman, they would kill her.
She quickly headed toward the entrance to stop them, but unfortunately, they had already entered.
As soon as they entered, their eyes fell on Amrah, whose skin had already started peeling and changing into that of a snake.
Harira quickly rushed toward her, calling her name. But as soon as she touched Amrah, Harira was thrown into the air and fell hard to the ground.
Inna quickly rushed to her daughter, saying, “Subhanallah, what am I seeing today? Amrah, are you alright?”
Before Inna could finish speaking, Amrah stood up. Her eyes had changed completely.
Inna quickly pulled Harira away from the place.
Amrah began to shake strangely, and at once, she transformed into a massive snake, even larger than before. She almost filled the entire compound. Some people fainted immediately.
She laughed in a frightening voice and said,
“I told you that I would return for revenge. I am Bahuul. I do not forgive, and I do not forget. Before I leave this village today, I will destroy part of it. Then I will enter the city and cause trouble as I wish. No one can stop me.”
Gwaggo managed to say, “I will stop you.”
Amrah looked at her strangely and said, “This is not your granddaughter. This is Bahuul. Only one person can stop me, and that person is Magaji. But now he is not here. I alone know where he is, and where he is, no one can see him.”
She laughed terribly.
The village head shouted, “Men, kill her!”
They quickly moved toward her. She opened her mouth, and fire began to come out.
When Gwaggo saw this, she quickly held Harira and Inna, and they fled from the house.
Amrah caused great destruction before disappearing from the village like the wind.
When Gwaggo was told that Amrah had disappeared from the village, she began crying.
She said, “So Amrah is gone? Innalillahi wa inna ilaihir raji’un. What kind of disaster is this? There is no Magaji now, and there is no Amrah. Oh Allah.”
She burst into tears again. Inna also cried while trying to comfort Gwaggo. As for Harira, she became like a statue because the departure of her friend and sister affected her deeply.
As for Amrah, Bahuul did not stop anywhere until she reached Kano city.
Amrah Arrives in Kano
After Jalal dropped Sadiq off, he headed home. He was driving fast because Maghrib prayer had already been observed, and he wanted to get home early.
When Amrah opened her eyes, she found herself in a strange city. She began remembering what had happened. She burst into tears and knelt where she was.
A young man approached her with a greeting and said, “Servant of Allah, what are you doing here alone when night is falling?”
Amrah quickly raised her head and looked at him.
She said, “Servant of Allah, please help me with water. I am very thirsty.”
He quickly replied, “Alright, let me buy water for you. Wait here.”
She nodded.
He turned and left to buy water for her.
Amrah released a deep breath because she had felt the urge to attack him due to the hunger inside her. That was why she asked him for water, so he would leave her presence. If he had continued standing there, she might have harmed him.
She stood up and began walking without even knowing where her feet were taking her.
From a distance, Jalal saw a girl ahead and began honking his horn. But Amrah did not know the horn was meant for her.
Suddenly, the car hit her. She was thrown up before falling to the ground unconscious.
Jalal quickly came out and rushed toward her. People had already started gathering.
Without wasting time, he carried her, but he immediately felt as if he had carried a snake. He looked at her again, then still carried her and placed her in the back seat of his car.
He entered the car and headed toward a nearby hospital because if he returned to his own hospital, she might not survive the delay.
Indeed, Jalal had unknowingly brought trouble upon himself.
Amrah in Jalal’s Home
Inna Lubabatu held Amrah’s hand, and they headed toward their section of the house.
The next morning, Inna Lubabatu prepared breakfast and arranged the dishes on the dining table. Then she returned to their section and woke Amrah so she could take a bath.
In Jalal’s section, after he finished bathing, he applied body oil and used a cool-scented body spray. He wore a soft black fabric outfit that made his fair skin stand out even more.
He went directly to the workers’ section. They greeted him one after another, and he only nodded in response.
One of the workers named Zainab, though they called her Abu, whispered to Suhaima,
“Honestly, our master is extremely handsome.”
Dijee quickly looked at her and said, “By Allah, Abu, watch your mouth. I have no part in this. You have ruined my journey already.”
She said that and walked away.
Jalal Meets Amrah Again
When Jalal entered, Inna and Amrah had already finished breakfast.
He glanced at Amrah, but when he saw that she was about to raise her face, he quickly took his eyes away from her. He turned his gaze to Inna and said,
“Inna, I hope everything is fine?”
He asked the question while lowering his eyes toward Amrah.
Since Amrah raised her head, she had been staring at him without blinking, like an owl, because of how handsome she found him.
The way he looked at her made her quickly say, “Brother, good morning.”
He only replied, “Fine,” then returned his gaze to Inna.
Inna said, “Honestly, there is no serious problem, Jalalu. The only issue is that the girl does not have clothes to wear.”
Jalal replied, “Alright, Inna. I will ask Suhaima to take her to her tailor so they can sew clothes for her. I will also buy the remaining things she needs.”
Inna said, “Alright, Jalalu. May Allah protect your way.”
Amrah said, “Brother, may you return safely.”
He looked at her briefly and saw that she was still staring at him. He replied, “Ameen,” then left the section and headed toward Mommy’s part of the house.
About Amra Macijiya Book One Complete Hausa Novel
Amra Macijiya Book One Complete Hausa Novel introduces Amrah, a mysterious and beautiful girl whose identity is tied to a dangerous supernatural secret. From the quiet village of Tigadam to the busy city of Kano, her story grows darker as fear, revenge, and destiny follow her everywhere.
This part of Amra Macijiya Book One Complete Hausa Novel combines village mystery, supernatural horror, family protection, hidden identity, and the arrival of Jalal, a man who may have unknowingly welcomed danger into his life.