Zuciya Bata Da Kashi Book Two Complete Hausa Novel
Zuciya Bata Da Kashi Book Two Complete Hausa Novel continues the emotional Hausa story about the heart, desire, betrayal, regret, and the painful consequences of following one’s inner weakness. This English translation is prepared in clean WordPress HTML format for Hausa novel readers.
Zuciya Bata Da Kashi Book Two Complete Hausa Novel English Translation
The foundation on which this story is built is centered on the heart. The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, told us that there is a piece of flesh in the human body: if it becomes sound, the entire body becomes sound, and if it becomes corrupt, the entire body becomes corrupt. Truly, that piece of flesh is the heart.
This shows us the powerful effect the heart has on human life.
Indeed, the heart can command a person toward evil. Whenever we see goodness, then it is from Allah. The companion of the uncontrolled heart is Shaytan, because he is the one who keeps pushing it further. Therefore, it is necessary for every human being to struggle in directing the heart toward good deeds.
On the other hand, this story also points toward the situation a person may find himself in, whether good or bad, as a result of what he caused for himself through disobedience to Allah’s command.
Allah, the Most High, says in Surah Ali Imran, verse 165, that when a calamity befalls people, even though they had already inflicted twice as much before, they ask where it came from. The answer is that it came from themselves.
O Allah, grant us the ability to direct our hearts upon the path of truth, and keep our feet firm upon it.
Your sister in Islam, Zainab Kabir Biroman.
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The Painful Discovery
“Inna lillahi wa inna ilaihi raji’un. Wala haula wala quwwata illa billah.”
These were the words that came out of Abdulzahir’s mouth at the moment his eyes confirmed to him the worst thing he had ever seen in his life.
His body began shaking and trembling as if he had been struck by an electric shock. His eyes turned red.
Hanifa too became shocked and confused. But fear and panic swallowed every other feeling inside her.
Only five seconds had passed since she stood up, but to Mas’ud, those seconds felt like five hours because of his excitement and eagerness for the time he thought he would spend with her that night.
To him, one second felt like one full hour. So why would she try to reduce the time they had together?
Mas’ud did not want even a single moment to slip away from that night. He had stood up happily and excitedly, saying, “Darling, where are you hiding? You know there is nothing I desire tonight except your closeness and your soft presence.”
It was exactly at that moment that his eyes met the person he had never expected to see at that time.
Immediately, fear struck him deeply. Terror appeared clearly on his face.
It was not only Mas’ud who became frightened. Even Hanifa herself was terrified by the way her husband looked at him. It was as if this was no longer the calm and gentle Abdulzahir she knew.
Abdulzahir’s Pain
Would he strangle him? Would he beat him? Would he look for a weapon and pierce his heart, just as his own heart had been pierced?
No matter what he did, nothing could repair the wound that had been planted in his heart.
He prayed silently, “O Allah, bring relief to me from this calamity that has befallen me. Purify my heart from the deception of Shaytan.”
Immediately, he felt his heart begin to let go of the dangerous thoughts that had risen inside him.
He closed his eyes and pointed toward the door, signaling that Mas’ud should leave his house.
For Mas’ud, that instruction was clearer than anything. It was exactly what he wanted at that moment.
He did not even look back at his princess, nor did he remember the clothes he had left in the sitting room. Wearing only what he had on, he quickly left.
Abdulzahir collapsed where he was in a strange condition, as if breath had left him.
Hanifa became frightened and moved in shock. Then she heard him saying, “Hanifa, you have wronged me. You have damaged my life. I will never forgive this wound you have made in my love.”
In her mind, she thought he might forgive her. But after that, he became silent and said nothing more.
The Silent Marriage
From the day that incident happened, silence took over the house.
Abdulzahir no longer spoke to her. He no longer involved himself in her affairs, just as she also became too ashamed and afraid to come close to him.
He stopped eating her food. He stopped listening to her. In almost everything, he cut off the closeness between them. The only thing he did not stop was providing whatever she needed. But the beautiful relationship between them had been destroyed.
Hanifa became deeply troubled by the step he took.
Her anger and hatred toward Mas’ud fell heavily on her because she believed he was the cause of the problem that had entered her life.
She knew she loved Mas’ud, and she could not mix his love with anyone else’s. But at the same time, she respected Abdulzahir’s dignity and character. She could not say she did not care for him either.
The truth was that Mas’ud’s love had overpowered her heart, and selfish desire had also helped push her into a dangerous mistake.
Now she had started regretting what she had done.
The easiest decision she could make was to cut off every connection between herself and Mas’ud. She knew it would be difficult, but she was determined to try her best.
About Zuciya Bata Da Kashi Book Two Complete Hausa Novel
Zuciya Bata Da Kashi Book Two Complete Hausa Novel opens with a powerful reminder about the heart and its influence over human actions. It shows how an uncontrolled heart can push a person into regret, shame, betrayal, and spiritual danger.
This part of Zuciya Bata Da Kashi Book Two Complete Hausa Novel reveals Abdulzahir’s painful discovery, Hanifa’s shame, Mas’ud’s fear, and the collapse of trust in a marriage. The story teaches that the heart has no bone, and if it is not controlled, it can bend a person toward a path filled with sorrow and regret.