cutarwa Hausa Stories

Cutarwa Book 1 complete

.....in. She slowly got up from the mattress she was lying on, I went to the window of the room, she opened it, a coldness hit her face, she looked at the huge courtyard of the house, you couldn't see anything in it, because of the darkness. She raised her head and looked at the stars, how they decorated the sky, the determination and power of God to hold them in the sky. She sighed, comparing her life to this dark night, full of darkness and fear. When the Baha'i proverb answered the noise, among the tribe, there was an uproar. Modernity has come to us with progress, by showing us the importance of our health. Despite the progress made, that did not prevent her from being restrained, from being forced to give her the power to beat her, which is HURTING! Because it was like a poison to her, because it became a way to make her sick, she lost the cure, which was hidden, until it came out and made a plant that people were branding her with. In the same way, the Hausa sense of the girl's pain is for a girl, it has been rooted in many women's mouths, but in her opinion, the girl's pain is hers alone. Maybe even in her life, God did not make her to be angry with those.....