About Kallon Kitse Book One

Kallon Kitse Book One Complete Hausa Novels is an emotional Hausa novel
that opens with a painful marriage discussion. Nana Khadija feels betrayed after learning
that her husband, Usman, wants to take a second wife.

The story explores love, jealousy, fear, trust, patience, and the emotional weight of
polygamy in marriage. It also shows how one painful decision can shake a home that has
enjoyed years of love and understanding.

Kallon Kitse Book One English Translation

Crying, she removed her eyeglasses and looked at him.

“Abban Bilal, what have I done to you? What wrong have I committed that would make you
punish me by bringing another wife into my life? Abban Bilal, have you stopped loving
me or what? What have I failed to do for you that makes you want to marry again at this
time?”

Her voice trembled as she continued.

“For thirteen years, we have been together, and you never married another woman until
now. Why now, when I need you beside me more than ever? Why? Why do you want to marry
another wife? Are you tired of living with me? Or are your relatives the ones pushing
you to marry again because I still have not…”

He knew what she was about to say, so he quickly covered her mouth. He pressed her head
gently against his chest and began rubbing her back.

“Come on, Momyn Bilal. Why would you allow Satan to enter your heart and plant this
kind of thought in you? Did I tell you that you offended me? Did I say I want to marry
another woman because I no longer love you? Please calm down and listen to me. That is
the only way you will understand me.”

She forcefully raised her head from his chest and said,

“Understand? You are asking me to understand you? I will never understand you again,
not now and not forever. You have already destroyed the trust and understanding I had
for you before.”

She looked at him with pain in her eyes.

“Abban Bilal, wallahi, I will not listen to you again. You have hurt me. You have
wronged me. For years, I believed I was living under your truth, but now I see that I
was living under your deception.”

She continued with a broken heart.

“Every day, you told me that I was the only woman you loved. You told me you had no
desire to marry another wife in your life. You said there was no reason that would make
you marry again. But now you are coming to tell me that you want to marry another woman.”

She shook her head sadly.

“Today, I finally believe what people say, that a man is not a child to be carried on
the back. Any woman who takes a man as her father will surely die an orphan. Now I have
seen it with my own eyes.”

From the way she was looking at him, he knew she was not seeing him clearly because of
her eye problem. So he picked up her eyeglasses from the side and tried to put them on
her.

She pushed his hand away and sat on the chair.

“Leave me alone, you heartbreaker.”

He looked at her in deep surprise and sat beside her, still staring at her.

“Please, Momyn Bilal, stop crying. You know your condition more than anyone else. How
is your eye health already, and now you are crying like this? Please stop. You know your
tears touch my heart deeply.”

His voice became softer.

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“Wallahi, I do not like seeing your tears, even if they are tears of joy. If only you
knew the pain I feel whenever I see these tears falling from your eyes, you would pity
me, wipe them away, and listen to your husband.”

Wiping her tears, she said,

“You are the one who bought me the ticket to cry. You are the one who held my hand and
placed me inside the vehicle of sorrow. Usman, wallahi, I never expected this from you.
Yet you are telling me to stop crying.”

He leaned his back against the large chair, his face filled with worry.

“Assha, I did not expect this from you either. I feel as if I have lost all the courage
I came into this house with. I feel as if I hate myself. I wish death had taken me before
this day came.”

He breathed deeply and continued.

“Me, Usman, today I am the reason my wife is shedding tears. My pride, my happiness, my
peace, my comfort, and the mother of my beloved son. Today, I feel as if my life has no
value.”

He looked at her painfully.

“The woman I love more than anything is the one calling me a heartbreaker. The woman
whose happiness I value so much is calling me an oppressor. The woman I value most after
my mother is calling me a deceiver.”

His voice became emotional.

“The woman whose prayers I consider as important as my mother’s prayers is saying that
I bought her a ticket to cry. The wife I believe my life can never be good without is
now trying to destroy the happiness of my home.”

He raised himself from the chair and looked at her.

“The Nana Khadija I know is patient. She is understanding. She gives people excuses.
She loves whatever I love. If I say something is black even when it is white, Khadija
would say it is truly black, and even if she were threatened, she would not change her
words.”

He paused briefly before continuing.

“That is why I will not allow these tears of yours to continue falling. I love you
always. My love for you is real, not false. So, Nana Khadija, from this moment, this
marriage plan ends. If the marriage I want to do is the reason sadness is entering your
heart, then I have cancelled it forever.”

Since he began speaking, her body had grown calm. His words touched her heart deeply,
but she could not look at him because shame had covered her.

Slowly, he placed his hand on her shoulder and gently rested her against his chest. He
continued rubbing her softly as he spoke.

“The only thing that hurt me is that I did not receive your trust. I was surprised and
saddened that you could not understand me. I was not happy with the way you closed your
eyes and refused to listen to me.”

He held her closer.

“I wanted you to be the person who understood your husband more than anyone else. I
wanted you to understand that I was not marrying another woman because I was tired of
you, and not because I wanted to humiliate you.”

His voice became even gentler.

“As I have told you many times before, and as I will repeat now, Khadija, I have no
dream of joining you with another woman in this world. You have completed everything
for me in my life. You have made me a complete man.”

He continued,

“You have given me all the happiness I need. My mind becomes peaceful whenever I am
with you. If you see me marrying, then know that Allah has written it that way. And you
know that whatever Allah decrees, no creature can escape it or change it.”

He sighed softly.

“But since I have seen that you cannot understand this, I have cancelled the marriage
matter because of your happiness. It is not even something I wanted with all my heart.
I only wanted to do it because it is Sunnah, and because I wished to gain the reward of
providing for another household.”

What do you say, dear readers? Should she be happy, or should she be patient and allow
the marriage to happen?

Kallon Kitse Book One Novel Details

• Novel Title: Kallon Kitse Book One Complete Hausa Novels
• Category: Complete Hausa Novels
• Language: English Translation
• Main Characters: Usman, Nana Khadija, and Bilal
• Main Themes: Marriage, love, trust, jealousy, patience, polygamy, sacrifice, and emotional pain
• Opening Conflict: A wife struggles with her husband’s plan to marry another woman

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Why You Should Read Kallon Kitse Book One Complete Hausa Novels

Kallon Kitse Book One Complete Hausa Novels is perfect for readers who
enjoy emotional Hausa marriage stories. It begins with a powerful conversation that
reveals pain, love, fear, and the fragile trust between husband and wife.

The story raises a sensitive question about love and polygamy: should a wife accept
what hurts her heart for the sake of patience, or should a husband protect her happiness
even if it means giving up his plan?

Frequently Asked Questions About Kallon Kitse Book One Complete Hausa Novels

What is Kallon Kitse Book One Complete Hausa Novels about?

Kallon Kitse Book One Complete Hausa Novels is about Nana Khadija and
Usman, a married couple facing emotional conflict after Usman reveals that he wants to
marry another wife.

Who is Nana Khadija in Kallon Kitse Book One?

Nana Khadija is Usman’s wife and the mother of Bilal. She is deeply hurt by her husband’s
plan to marry another woman after thirteen years of marriage.

Who is Usman in Kallon Kitse Book One?

Usman is Nana Khadija’s husband. He loves his wife deeply, but his decision to consider
another marriage causes pain, misunderstanding, and emotional tension between them.

What is the main conflict in Kallon Kitse Book One?

The main conflict is Usman’s plan to marry another wife and Nana Khadija’s painful
reaction to the news. The scene explores trust, love, jealousy, and emotional sacrifice.

Is this an English translation of Kallon Kitse Book One?

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

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