Yarima Suhail

Yarima Suhail complete hausa novel 

Yarima Suhail is an intriguing tale that captures the essence of complex emotions and relationships. The story revolves around the character Yarima Suhail and his interactions with Princess Sumayya, presenting a mix of romance, tension, and personal growth. Yarima Suhail novel touches on themes of love, misunderstandings, and the societal pressures faced by the characters. The narrative is engaging, with relatable situations and well-crafted dialogues that draw the reader in. Overall, it's a compelling read that offers a glimpse into the intricacies of human emotions and familial bonds.

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Yarima Suhail part 1

Yarima Suhail held his head in frustration after Princess Sumayya left, feeling annoyed by her attempt to outsmart him. Did she know he missed her? Did that mean she didn't miss him? Now she was implying that she would help him by marrying him. He realized he made a big mistake agreeing to marry her because she didn't understand what marriage was. He sighed and said, "May God guide her," then lay down, wondering about Sumayya's behavior.

Princess Sumayya, furious, returned to her room, upset by what Yarima Suhail had done to her. She had come to help him, and he had dismissed her. She locked herself in her bedroom and started crying. From that day, they went back to their old ways, with no one caring for each other, everyone minding their own business.

Zarah's side remained unchanged. Malam Bello now only focused on their Islamic studies. One day, after Islamic school, she heard someone greeting her from behind. She hesitated but eventually responded without stopping. The man continued following her, asking her to listen. Zarah looked at the man, who seemed about twenty-five years old, and asked why he was following her. He smiled and introduced himself as Hamza, saying he lived near the spice seller's stall. He confessed his love for her, saying he saw her every day after Islamic school and wanted to be with her. Zarah was taken aback by his words, almost laughing, but she composed herself and asked if he was done. Hamza said he was and wanted to hear her response. Zarah thanked him but said she already had someone. Before she could finish, Hamza interrupted, accusing her of being unfair. He said everyone in the neighborhood knew her family and that she was loved. Zarah, frustrated, told him she would never love him and walked away, leaving him talking to himself. She knew he was right about her family, and she went home deep in thought.

Yarima Suhail part 2

A week later, Rauda woke up with a severe headache and fever, unable to do anything. Her family was worried, seeing her in pain. Zarah stayed by her side, holding her hand, not wanting to leave her. Mama made her tea and indomie, urging her to eat. Rauda reluctantly took a few bites before rushing to the toilet to vomit. Zarah followed her, comforting her. Aysha brought water, and Zarah helped her clean up before returning to bed. Zarah suggested taking Rauda to the hospital, and Mama agreed, seeing how much Rauda was suffering. Rauda refused, saying she wanted to stay home if it was the end of her life. Zarah and Aysha cried, seeing their sister in pain. Mama insisted they go to the hospital. Zarah offered to accompany Rauda, and Mama agreed, seeing how distressed Zarah was. They helped Rauda change clothes, and Aysha called a tricycle to take them to the General Hospital.

At the hospital, they didn't have to wait long to see the doctor. Rauda sat facing Doctor Xeey Xeey, who asked her questions and wrote down her answers. The doctor ordered tests and asked Rauda to bring the results back the same day. Rauda took the test orders and left the room, with Zarah waiting outside. They went to the lab, where Rauda's blood and urine samples were taken. They were told to wait for thirty minutes for the results. After receiving the results, Rauda returned to Doctor Xeey Xeey, who smiled and congratulated her, saying she was two months pregnant and should come for regular check-ups. Rauda was shocked and started crying, asking the doctor if she was really pregnant. The doctor confirmed it and advised her to take care of herself. Rauda, sweating and crying, knelt down, overwhelmed by the news. The doctor, surprised, asked why she was crying, saying it was a blessing from God.