Biyu Babu Book 2 Compelet Hausa Complete Hausa Novel by Fatima Tijjani Ahmad

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Farewell and Court Preparations
Nazir and his friend Umar prepared to leave for the USA. Nazir signaled Fatima affectionately, promising to call. Fatima felt her heart stir, realizing her feelings for him were growing deep.
Inside, the legal drama continued. Suwaiba’s uncle admitted they had no lawyer. Fatima’s father, however, had brought one along. Justice Magaji ruled that since it was Sunday, the case regarding Suwaiba’s false accusations would go to court on Monday. To prevent Suwaiba from fleeing, the judge ordered her to be taken into police custody.
Family Interventions
Two men arrived at the house. One was an elderly, dignified man who turned out to be Nazir’s father (Liman). He scolded Suwaiba for her foolishness, reminding her that she was the one who used to praise Fatima’s kindness to Nazir. Suwaiba remained silent.
Nazir’s father then turned to Fatima, asking why she hadn't called Nazir to resolve this. Fatima explained that she tried but couldn't reach him. She detailed how her younger sister, Nusaiba, had seen the insulting messages Suwaiba sent and showed them to their father, which is how the secret got out. Fatima wept, saying she never intended for Suwaiba to lose her marriage, nor was she trying to steal her husband. Suwaiba’s uncle begged for forgiveness, and Fatima, ever kind, declared she had already forgiven her.
A Tense Phone Call
Fatima’s phone rang—it was Nazir. She stepped into another room to answer. Nazir teased her, calling her "Her Excellency." He told her not to worry about the court case, as his father wouldn't let it go that far. He then made a bold suggestion: he wished they could just get married immediately so she could travel with him. Fatima reminded him that her father was still very angry and making oaths in the mosque. Nazir confessed his love, confident that Fatima’s father would eventually agree because he wanted his daughter to be happy.
The "Madness" Strategy
Back in the living room, Suwaiba’s behavior took a dark turn. After being accused of being a "former prostitute" by the elders (who were defending Fatima’s character), Suwaiba suddenly began acting erratically. She started crying and then talking incoherently. Her uncle gave up on her, telling Fatima's father to take whatever legal action he saw fit.
Suwaiba then claimed she would apologize and withdraw her claims, but she started acting "insane," unable to sit still or speak rationally. The men, worried she had actually lost her mind, rushed her to the hospital. Fatima, however, remained skeptical. She told her father, "I don't believe this madness is real. It’s likely a trick from her 'teachers' (marabouts) so she can get a 'certificate of insanity' to escape punishment for her crimes."
Who is Colonel Nazir?
The story provides background on Nazir. He is a handsome soldier who lived with his father in Kaduna. He remained single for a long time out of a fear of women. His friend, Yakubu, was originally Suwaiba’s boyfriend. When Suwaiba met Nazir through Yakubu, she dumped Yakubu and began "husband hunting" Nazir. She ingratiated herself with Nazir’s family, doing chores for his mother and showing extreme respect to his father.
Nazir’s father, impressed by her "piety," ordered Nazir to marry her. Being an obedient son, Nazir agreed without even seeing her. It was only later, at a friend’s wedding, that he realized she was the woman his friend Yakubu used to date. He told her plainly, "Do not think I will live with you as a real wife. You are my parents' choice; I will find my own choice." He provided her with a luxury home and cars in Kaduna but remained emotionally distant.
The Asylum at Dawanau
Following the "madness" episode, Nazir and his father decided to move Suwaiba from Kaduna to the Dawanau Psychiatric Hospital in Kano. Nazir’s driver brought them to Kano. Nazir’s father (Liman) set a strict condition: no one was allowed to visit Suwaiba unless he accompanied them.
The Marriage Proposal
After placing Suwaiba in the asylum, Nazir’s father went to Fatima’s family home in Kano. After some small talk, he broached the subject of marriage between Nazir and Fatima.
Fatima’s father was hesitant. "I no longer want to discuss a marriage between Nazir and Fatima," he said. "I won't give you my daughter only for her to be mistreated later. I am afraid for Zuhura..."
(The text cuts off as Fatima's father expresses his deep-seated fears about the union.)

**The Hospital Crisis**

At the asylum, Suwaiba suddenly collapsed onto her bed, appearing as if she had died. Dr. Salamatu and Dr. Balarabe rushed to her aid. Fatima, trembling, asked if she was dead, but the doctors confirmed she was still alive. Suwaiba, regaining a moment of clarity, told Fatima: *"When you get home, tell Nazir that the doctors don't have the medicine for what ails him, just as they have no medicine for the pain in your leg."* Fatima countered, saying that no one has power over their health except Allah.

**Fatima Falls Ill**

After returning to Kano, Fatima was unable to reach Nazir for several days. Suddenly, she felt a strange sensation, as if her feet were being pulled into the earth. Her leg began to shake uncontrollably and became intensely painful. Her family rushed her to Mallam Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital (AKTH), where she was admitted. Her brother, Sulaiman, kept her phone switched off to let her rest, which caused Nazir to panic when he couldn't reach her.

**Nazir’s Secret Illness**

Nazir’s friend, Umar, traveled to Kano to find Fatima. He found her in the hospital, joking with a doctor named Dr. Mansir. When Nazir finally got through on the phone, he was furious and worried. Fatima teased him about being distracted by "foreign women" in the US, but he snapped at her, saying he didn't like those jokes. It was then revealed that Nazir had also been very sick with severe abdominal pains, which was why he hadn't answered her previous calls. Both were suffering from mysterious ailments at the same time.

**The Supernatural Connection**

Nazir returned to Nigeria and visited Fatima in the hospital. Their bond deepened as he took over her nursing care, even eating with her and sitting by her bed. Meanwhile, Suwaiba was moved to a hospital in Zaria.

A turning point occurred when Nazir collapsed in Fatima's hospital room. Doctors were baffled by his condition. Nazir’s father, Malam, began to suspect "Sihr" (black magic/sorcery). He consulted Islamic healers who performed *Ruqyah* (spiritual healing) on Nazir and Suwaiba’s daughter. They both showed immediate improvement.

**The Marriage Proposal Reborn**

Seeing the recovery, Fatima’s father told Malam that once everyone was healthy, he was ready to give Fatima to Nazir in marriage, acknowledging their deep love. Malam was overjoyed and hurried to tell Nazir. Nazir confessed to his father: *"If I don't marry Fatima, only death will stop me. I love her more than words can say; if I lose her, I will surely suffer a heart attack."*

**A Visit to Zaria**

Fatima, now recovered, traveled to Zaria with her friends to see Nazir. She found him looking handsome and healthy in jeans and a T-shirt. They spent the day together in bliss. When it was time for her to leave, Nazir was reluctant to let her go, saying her absence physically pained him. He gave Fatima’s friends generous gifts and gave Fatima a bank checkbook, telling her not to open it until she got home.

**Suwaiba’s Dark Path**

As Fatima and Nazir celebrated their love, Suwaiba was discharged from the hospital. Doctors concluded she wasn't "mad" but suffered from extreme stress. However, Suwaiba had not changed. A friend visited her and informed her that their previous witch doctor had died. The friend suggested a new plan: *"If you have the money, you should go to India. That is where the powerful women go now to find master sorcerers..."*

Suwaiba stood up and went into her room to gather…