Hot romantic hausa novel complete 

Matar Yaro by Amina Kamal is an Hot romantic hausa novel complete that explores themes of love, rivalry, and the complexities of relationships. Referred to as a "Hot Romantic Hausa Novel Complete," it revolves around the lives of Ubaida and Ummu, both of whom are connected to Yusuf, the central character. Ubaida, deeply obsessed with Yusuf, is willing to go to extreme lengths to win his heart, while Ummu faces her own challenges as their wedding approaches.

The novel masterfully portrays the emotional struggles, intense jealousy, and the cunning plans of the characters, particularly Ubaida and her mother, Jamila, who plot to prevent Ummu from finding happiness. The story keeps readers on edge with its twists, conflicts, and moments of intense drama.

Amina Kamal’s writing style is fluid, and the vivid descriptions make the characters' emotions come to life. For those who enjoy romance with a hint of suspense, Matar Yaro is a must-read. The novel is an excellent representation of modern Hausa romantic literature, making it a favorite among readers.

Hot romantic hausa novel complete part 1

Since that day, Ubaida stopped all the disrespectful behavior she used to display in the house and instead became very quiet. She didn't go anywhere, staying at home or in her room. Even Jamila found it alarming. Ubaida stopped eating, and the weight of everything going on was overwhelming Jamila. The spell on Alhaji had broken, as he no longer paid any attention to Ubaida. Additionally, Ubaida had developed a deep obsession with Yusuf. Today, as usual, she sat in the living room, resting her chin on her hand, her eyes red, with fresh tears flowing down her cheeks onto her swollen face.

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Jamila, observing from the balcony, looked at how her daughter had become so different. She began to think about how to help Ubaida, fearing she might do something drastic. Ubaida was her only child, and Jamila started descending from the balcony towards her, despite feeling weak herself.

When she reached Ubaida and sat beside her, Ubaida didn't even notice. It wasn't until she held Ubaida's hand that she startled out of her deep thoughts. "Ubaida, please stop thinking like this. Don't cause trouble for yourself, and don’t drag me into worry. I beg you, stop."

"What do you want me to do? Look at all the things bothering me; I never succeed in anything I put my mind to. Why is that, Mama?" Ubaida asked. Jamila remained silent because she knew the answer would not sit well with Ubaida. She knew Ubaida wouldn’t accept the truth, so she brushed off the topic, saying, "Let's leave this matter for now, and we will find a solution."

Ubaida wiped away her tears and her runny nose before replying, "Mama, Ummu is definitely winning against me. We both want the same thing, but she's always luckier than me. Everything related to Yusuf – I’m certain Yusuf will marry her and she will become his wife." She continued, "Even if they do get married, I don't want them to have children, because that would be a threat to my life." She looked at her mother and said, "Mama, do you have any advice for me to make sure Ummu doesn't have any children at all?"

The story intensified in this hot romantic Hausa novel complete. Jamila shifted in her seat, then said, "There are many ways we can succeed."

Hot romantic hausa novel complete part 2 

"What kind of ways, Mama?" Ubaida asked. A sinister smile appeared on Jamila's face. "First of all, we can take her name to a spiritual healer, so that his people can prevent her from having children. And we will also use it against the rest of their family."

"What do you mean, Mama? I don't_understand." mother stood up, pacing around_the_room_before_continuing.

"You_know_their_family_hates drama_and_conflict, and they_easily_trust people."

"Yes, Mama," Ubaida replied. "But how will that help?"

Jamila let out a wicked laugh. "Soon, we will gain their trust so deeply that they will never suspect us. Whatever we do, they won’t blame us." Both Jamila and Ubaida shared an evil laugh and high-fived. "Mama, you're really cunning!" Ubaida said. Jamila replied, "Just wait; you haven’t seen anything yet. I’m just getting started."

Finally, Ubaida felt at ease in the house and returned to her normal activities.

AMARYA UMMU'S TURN She lay down, feeling lost, unsure of what to do as the wedding day drew nearer. Every day, her anxiety grew, and she had no friends to turn to for advice. For the first time, she regretted avoiding friendships in the past, as she believed they led people astray. "Oh_my_God, Ummu, what_should_I_do?" she cried out loud.

From behind, she heard a voice say, "Turn to God and seek His help; He will guide you." It was Yusuf, standing at the door, exuding a fresh scent, dressed in a shiny traditional outfit. Ummu stared at him in awe; he looked so handsome and had an aura about him. Today, she couldn’t bring herself to say the hurtful things she used to tell him. Her body went weak, and she kept staring as he approached and sat beside her.

The romantic Hausa novel continued. The fragrance of his cologne overwhelmed her senses. He smiled and gently stroked her cheek, calling her "my bride."

She wanted to tell him what she usually did, but instead, she nervously played with her hands, which had become soft like a baby’s due to all the treatments they’d undergone. She found his hand and pleaded, "Please, Yusuf, don't do anything to me."

He caressed her cheek again and reassured her, "I won't do anything to you. But if you calm down and stop worrying so much, you will see everything will be fine. Have you noticed how thin you've become? Are you even eating?"

She remained silent in response to his questions. "You're not eating, are you?" he asked again. With a pout, she finally admitted, "No, I'm not."