SAMIMI MACIJIYA CE (Complete Hausa Novel) – Read Online Or Download Free By Momy Ahlan

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"Innalillahi wainna ilayhirrajiun!! Innalillahi ilayhirrajun!! Now Baba Malam *SAMIMAN* is the _Snake!!!_?"

Mr. Malam observed Samima's mother, who was visibly distressed, wiping her face due to the tension. He spoke, "Certainly, there's no doubt that *SAMIMA IS A SNAKE*, bewitched into this form. It's a potent spell, and only the caster can break it. Otherwise, she'll continue to pose a threat, albeit unintentionally. She isn't the one causing harm; it's the malevolent forces she's associated with. I see her in torment periodically; it's a fierce battle. The one who cast the spell needs to rectify it, and it happened in her home," Umma, tearful, interjected.

"Master, you're saying she's in the house. Who is she?" The teacher, after contemplation, spoke cautiously, "It's not typically my role to divulge such information, but considering Samima's urgent need for help, I'll share. No one but *ASABE* can perform this magic." Umma stood up and exclaimed, "Baba Malam!!!? Asabe!!! What did you say about Asabe!!?" Baba Malam responded, "Asabe is the only one who can undo this. Investigate; Zulaiha will guide you. Seek her assistance, and I will pray for you."

On her way, Umma pondered, "Asabe!? Asabe!? What about Asabe? I can't believe I've done anything to deserve this. I need to find out the reason behind her actions."

In her room, Samima writhed in agony on her small bed. Experiencing pain throughout her body, as if doused in molten lead, she screamed. Her mind felt the searing pain, and her mouth emitted sweat and smoke. Suddenly, the room was engulfed in smoke. Her eyes bloodshot, she cried out. Her body emitted a snake-like sound, and she contorted, gasping in pain. A snake's tail began to emerge from her legs. She transformed into a half-human, half-snake creature, her face reddening. The room filled with the size of the snake, and then she shrank, collapsed, and left the house.