Wata Sakayyar Complete Hausa Novel

Someone else is getting married in place of her! She's sitting, folding clothes for her kids who've gone back to Islamic school. Her friend is just reciting Istighfar, always mentioning Allah. After packing the clothes, she sits on the bed, changes her istighfar to read HASBIALLAH WANI'IMALWAKIL.

I went to bid farewell to my friend. Hafsat's mom came in, asking if I was seated. She mentioned going to their house with her friend's daughter since Azaharma was there. Hafsat's mom mentioned Hasana from Teacher Haruna's house also getting married. Faiza asked where this marriage was happening. Hafsat's mom explained it was canceled, she'd marry someone else. Faiza commented on fate and marriage, wondering if quick divorces mattered. Hafsat's mom explained the difficulty of finding a new husband after divorce.

Faiza found it surprising, some women remarry quickly while others struggle. Hafsat's mom reminded Faiza of her long time alone since her husband passed. Faiza said she'd marry when the time came. Hafsat's mom urged her to be proactive, suggesting Faiza might encounter obstacles to marriage. Faiza expressed reliance on God, believing in divine timing.

After evening prayers, Faiza prayed more. Hafsat's mom bid them goodbye, praying at home. On Saturday morning, they walked to the Islamic school, enjoying lessons. They discussed understanding the teacher and grammar difficulties.

Faiza encouraged Hafsat's mom not to lose hope. Hafsat's mom asked if Faiza followed the teacher's prayers. Faiza assured she did, believing in their power. Hafsat's mom urged Faiza to seek understanding in prayers.

Faiza expressed frustration over her prolonged singlehood, seeking divine intervention. Hafsat's mom advised against resentment. They discussed Faiza's absent husband and children's responsibilities.

Faiza insisted her son wasn't to blame. Hafsat's mom suggested Faiza visit her husband's family. Faiza planned to seek marriage without gossip.

Nadiayya vowed to marry Faiza daily but hadn't. Hafsat's mom suspected ulterior motives. Faiza defended her husband's character. They prayed for guidance and divine intervention.

Faiza hesitated joining religious gatherings. Hafsat's mom emphasized their importance for spiritual growth. She quoted a hadith about God's closeness to His servants.

Faiza desired to speak to a saint. Hafsat's mom encouraged praying sincerely. They discussed the power of prayer and religious devotion.