Imagine walking home with your best friend after school, just talking about life and how fast things are moving. That is how this story starts. Maimuna and Jannat are walking slowly, just minding their business. They have been friends forever, from primary school and now they are starting JSS 1. Maimuna is the type that thinks ahead. She looks at Jannat and tells her that soon they will grow up and people will start talking about marriage. But Jannat is different. She is playful and a bit stubborn. When Maimuna is talking about serious stuff, Jannat just gives her a "don't care" attitude. One part of the book says— "Jannat looked up at Maimu and then she rolled her sexy eyes and said, 'I'm sorry my Maimu, I'm listening, I just didn't understand if you meant marriage is what you don't want or what?'" This shows you exactly how Jannat is. She has these "sexy eyes" that she uses to confuse people, especially when she wants to be playful. If you love stories about young love and family ties, you should check out Taskar Novels for more like this.
While they are walking and arguing about marriage, a car suddenly stops right in front of them. It was a very sharp brake. Jannat already knew who was in the car, so she just hissed. She does not like the person inside at all. When the car door opened, it actually hit Jannat and she fell down on the ground. Her school uniform got dirty, and her friend Maimuna had to help her up. The person who came out of the car was Annowar. He is handsome, but he acts very tough. He stood there with his arms crossed over his chest, looking at Jannat. Instead of apologizing, he was just staring at her. Jannat did not take it lightly. She pouted her lips and looked him straight in the eye. Annowar got angry and asked her, "Am I your mate that you are making faces at me?" and she just looked at him and shrugged her shoulders like she didn't care at all. This kind of drama makes the story so interesting because you can see the fire between them from the start. You can find many stories with this kind of vibe when you download Hausa novels to read on your phone.
Annowar is not the type of guy you play with. He has a short temper, and Jannat knows exactly how to push his buttons. He forced her to get into the car so he could take them to school. Jannat was acting like she was going to cry, stomping her feet, but he didn't care. He just dragged her and pushed her into the car. Meanwhile, Maimuna was just standing there, lost in thought. She was staring at Annowar like she was in a trance. Annowar noticed her and in his mind, he called her a "witch" because of the way she was looking at him. He told her to get in or he would leave her behind. This book, written by NimcyLuv Sarauta, really shows how different people react to the same person. While Jannat sees a headache, Maimuna sees someone she really likes. It reminds me of the feelings in BAƘIN SHAFI where characters have very complicated emotions for each other.
The story then takes us back to the beginning of the family history. This is where we see why everything is happening. There was a man named Alhaji Abdul'aziz. He was a very big businessman in Kano. He had two sons, Muhammad and Abubakar. These two brothers loved each other so much. They did everything together, from school to business. When their father passed away, he left a very important paper behind. Muhammad found the paper and his hands were shaking as he read it. It was a will. Their father wrote— "I, Abdul'aziz, leave this will for you... I want you to marry your children to each other if God blesses you with them. This is my biggest wish." This part of the book is so touching because it shows how much the father wanted his family to stay united forever. It is a heavy responsibility for the two brothers. If you like family dramas like this, you might also enjoy reading KUFAN WUTA on the same platform.
So, the two brothers grew up and got married. Muhammad, who people call Abu Annowar, married a woman named Nauwal. They had two kids, Annowar and Meerah. Abubakar, who people call Abu Ashman, married Nureeya and they had five kids, including Jannat. They all live in the same big house but in different sections. The children grew up like siblings, but the relationship between Jannat and Annowar was always different. They are always fighting. If they don't argue at least five times a day, the day is not complete. Jannat loves to tease him, and Annowar just doesn't have any patience for her nonsense. But there is a twist. Even though they fight all the time, they care about each other deeply. If Annowar is sick, Jannat will cry her eyes out. She will even move to their part of the house just to be near him. It is that kind of "I hate you but I love you" relationship that we all love to read about in Hausa novels online.
One morning, the drama continued. Annowar was told to take the girls to school. He didn't want to, but he had to obey his father. When they got to the school gate, Maimuna got out, but Jannat stayed in the car. She was just sitting there, rolling her eyes and being difficult. Annowar asked her what she was waiting for, and she just gave him a look and made a sound like "wasssssh." He was so annoyed! He almost raised his hand to hit her, but she jumped out of the car and ran towards her class as fast as she could. Maimuna was calling her, but she didn't even look back. Annowar just shook his head and called his father on the phone. He told his dad, "Papa, these kids have no respect at all." He was complaining, but you can tell he secretly enjoys the drama. This story is a lot like WANI NAMIJI Book 1 because of how the male lead tries to handle a stubborn girl. It is really funny and sweet at the same time.
The way NimcyLuv Sarauta describes the family bond is very beautiful. Even though they are rich, they are good people. They have both Western education and Islamic knowledge. They are the perfect family on the outside, but the grandfather's will is always hanging over them. The big question is how Annowar and Jannat will ever get married if they can't even sit in a car for ten minutes without fighting. It makes you wonder if "Kaddara" or destiny will really force them together or if they will find love on their own. The tension is real, and every page makes you want to know what happens next. You can find this and the best Hausa novels that talk about destiny and family on the internet today.
As the story goes on, you see more of Maimuna's role. She is Jannat's best friend, but she also has her own feelings. Her father is a Senator, so she comes from a big home too. She and Jannat are like sisters. Sometimes when Jannat is tired of the fighting at home, she goes to Maimuna's house. They are so close that people think they are from the same mother. The friendship is very strong, similar to what you see in the novel MAKWABTAKA. But you know how it is in stories—when a friend likes the guy that the other friend is supposed to marry, things can get very messy. This novel keeps you on your toes because you don't know if the friendship will survive the family's plans.
There is another part where Annowar is talking to his father on the phone. He sounds like a small child, trying to get sympathy. He says, "Please Papa, I am tired. I need to rest." He was trying to get out of doing chores or taking the girls around. It shows that even though he acts like a big man in front of Jannat, he is still a daddy's boy at heart. His father just laughs and tells him he must do it. The love between the father and son is very clear. If you want to read more about father-son relationships and family secrets, ASHE BA SO BANE is another good one to check out. This story, KADDARAR MACE, really captures the essence of Northern Nigerian family life, the respect for parents, and the hidden feelings between cousins.
I really like how the author shows that Jannat is not just a brat. She is smart and she has a good heart. She has finished her Quranic graduation and she is doing well in school. She just has a very strong personality. She doesn't want anyone to control her, especially not Annowar. But as we know, destiny has a way of bringing people together. Whether they like it or not, their lives are tied because of that one piece of paper their grandfather wrote years ago. It is a story about growing up, facing your fate, and finding out that the person who annoys you the most might be the one you need the most. It is very similar to the themes in KULSUM where a girl has to navigate her way through life's challenges.
If you are looking for a story that will make you laugh, make you a bit angry at the characters, and also make you feel warm inside, then KADDARAR MACE is the one for you. The drama is just starting, and the way the cousins interact is something you don't want to miss. You can get the full story and many others on Taskar Novels. They have everything from romance to thrillers. Just go to the site and search for it. You will find so many interesting books to keep you busy all day and night. Don't forget to share with your friends too!
