Dubai Hausa Novel
All praise belongs to Almighty Allah, the Lord of the universe, who made it possible for us to witness this day—the day I begin my new story titled Dubai Hausa Novel.
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First Note:
Dubai Hausa Novel is a deeply emotional and touching story. It portrays the struggles and sorrows faced by African travelers in foreign lands as they search for a better life. This novel carries pain, lessons, and the reality of hardship that many experience abroad.
Second Note:
Understand that Dubai Hausa Novel is a fictional creation written entirely by me. If you happen to find any part of the story that resembles your real-life experience, please forgive me—it is purely coincidental, not intentional.
Dedication:
As the author of Dubai Hausa Novel, I dedicate this story to all my lovely readers and fans across the world. I deeply appreciate your constant love and support wherever you are.
Warning:
If you are a woman who gets emotionally stirred easily, please don’t read Dubai Hausa Novel. I’m not saying ladies shouldn’t read it, but don’t hold me responsible for how emotional it might make you feel—it’s a powerful and sensitive story.
Dubai Hausa Novel Part 1
DUBAI
The Beachwood area was buzzing with people—young men and women moving around under the warm Saturday evening sun, dated February 6, 2016.
Most of them were African migrants living in Dubai, struggling to earn a living abroad. Music filled the air, and laughter echoed everywhere.
Not far away stood a tall, curvy young woman, her beauty shaped like a Coca-Cola bottle. She leaned on a metal rail, gazing into the fountain spraying water high into the air. From time to time, she closed her eyes as the cool drops splashed her face—it gave her a rare comfort amid her deep thoughts and emotional restlessness.
Suddenly, she felt someone’s warm hands wrap around her waist from behind, followed by a passionate kiss on her neck. She immediately knew who it was—the familiar scent was enough.
Turning around slowly, he held her chin and whispered in Arabic,
“Habeey, why did you run off here and leave me searching everywhere for you?”
They sat down facing each other. She sighed and said,
“I just felt sad. I miss my parents and my family. I wish I could go back home.”
He chuckled, stroking her face gently.
“You’re with me now. Forget about them. Come to my house tonight, and I’ll make you happy—I’ll buy you gold, clothes, anything you want.”
Habeey shook her head.
“You know I can’t do that. If you want to spend time with me, book a hotel room. I don’t go to a man’s house.”
He was about to respond when a girl named Aysher appeared, holding Habeey’s hand.
“Habeey! It’s your birthday! Patrick’s been waiting—come dance!”
Despite feeling uneasy, Habeey allowed herself to be pulled to the dance floor. Music boomed as the crowd cheered. Her outfit—tight jeans and a revealing top—made every eye turn her way.
Before long, a man pulled her roughly out of the crowd and carried her to his car. She tried to resist, but when she finally looked up, fear filled her eyes.
It was Taheer—her former lover, the man she thought had left for Qatar weeks ago.
“Taheer? When did you come back? How did you even find me here?”
Dubai Hausa Novel Part 2
If you know you’re easily moved by emotion, please don’t read Dubai Hausa Novel—it’s intense, emotional, and full of passion.
DUBAI
Taheer gripped the steering wheel, his jaw tightening as he drove through the silent Dubai streets. Anger mixed with heartbreak filled the car. Habeey sat quietly, bracing herself for whatever was to come.
They arrived at a luxury hotel called Island. Their eyes met again—hers filled with guilt, his burning with suspicion.
When they entered the room, Taheer leaned against the door, exhaling deeply before asking in a low, trembling voice:
“When exactly did you leave this room, Habeey?”
Habeey froze, her lips trembling.
“Taheer, please don’t bring this up again. My life is my business. I left because I had to.”
He stepped closer, anger flickering in his eyes.
“You think I’ll just watch you destroy everything we had? I may not be perfect, but I kept my promises! How could you betray me like this?”
Tears welled in her eyes as she backed away, whispering,
“I never betrayed you. You just stopped trusting me.”
Their hearts clashed between love, pain, and pride—the story of Dubai Hausa Novel captures how passion, jealousy, and ambition can destroy what once was love.
Five Lessons from Dubai Hausa Novel
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The Harsh Reality of Life Abroad
The novel exposes how difficult and dangerous life can be for Africans struggling abroad. -
Love and Betrayal
It highlights how trust can easily break when love is built on material desires. -
Choices and Consequences
Every decision—especially for young women seeking comfort—comes with a price. -
Emotional Strength of Women
Habeey’s emotional turmoil represents the inner conflict many women face in balancing love and self-worth. -
Cultural Lessons
Dubai Hausa Novel reminds readers to value dignity, faith, and self-respect, no matter the challenges of life abroad.
That’s the story so far from Dubai Hausa Novel, a gripping and emotional Hausa story filled with love, tears, and lessons about life in foreign lands. Stay tuned for the next part