TIME... LOKACI. Lokaci kamar Unit ne da ke barin shaidar wanzuwar abu walau kyakyawa ko mummuna sai dai shin yaushe zai wuce? Ta yaya zai shuɗe? Me ya ke tafe da shi? Allah ne kaɗai masani.. Kaman yadda ƊIGON RUWA kan bushe cikin lokaci ƙanƙani haka na ɗauki jarrabawa ta da ke maƙale bisa zaren ƙaddarar rayuwata... Sai dai kash tawa ɗigon ruwan duk yadda zan fifitata ta gagara bushewa. Na zaɓi zama tamkar tuwon hatsi don juriya sai kuma ya kasance ba komai ne tuwon hatsin ka iya jura ba. Matsi, takura da tsananin rayuwa sun sa na yanke yin mai ɗungurungun wai haihuwa da hanji wurin ɗaukar raina da hannuna saboda ban ɗanɗani wani garɗi ko zaƙi na wannan duniya ba!

"Wani lokaci Allah na jinkirta ba don ya ƙi ba... sai don yana da mafi alheri a gaba." Bature ya ce: "Delay is not denial." Ba kowanne jinkiri ne ƙyama ba. Ba kowanne baƙin ciki bane ƙarshen tafiya. Wasu sirrika ne da Allah ke ɓoye domin ya nuna alfarma a lokacin da yafi dacewa. AKASIN TSAMMANI ba kawai labarin soyayya bane. Labarin juriya ne, tausayi ne, kuma karfin zuciya ce. Yana ɗauke da amsar tambayar da mata da dama ke yi cikin zuciyarsu... "Shin ni ma zan samu nawa?" Zaku karanta rayuwa a wani salo da ya zarce tsammani. Zaku kalli yadda Allah ke gyara rayuwa a lokacin da aka zuba ido dan a miki dariya. Kuma zaki sha mamakin yadda zuciyar mace ke iya jurewa, kuma ta ci nasara. 🛑 AKASIN TSAMMANI ya zo da sako mai muhimmanci da tarin amfani.

Zarah thought she understood shame.. Until honour wore the face of the one she hates most.. Four years ago..they walked away..the distance became duty.. Now..fate pulls them back into a storm of rumours..silence and everything their culture wouldn't forgive.. In the end..it was never about who would break first or who would kneel beneath the weight of honour..it was about love But in a world where dignity is survival..feelings are luxuries only the reckless could afford "Mutunci yafi zinariya daraja" Honour is more precious than gold.. But what if it costs your heart? __><>_> Author's note Assalamu aleikun Readers! This is a fictional story which depicts Northern Nigeria..I'm not from there..but I love the northerners culture so much So..with that said..this story might not align with some of the cultures there..but I will try my best Insha'Allah DISCLAIMER:: THIS IS NOT A HALAL LOVE STORY

Kamilla runs down the stairs, her fingers clutching her dress to prevent it from trailing behind her. she's about to walk down completely when his voice stops her. "Princess" He calls out in a raspy voice and she freezes. Kamilla doesn't turn to stare at him or acknowledge him and that only seems to irk him more. 'Princess' Calls me that like he cares. 'Good, it should' she says internally. "Go and change" He instructs and instantly her pulse beats at his words and she finds herself exhaling slowly before turning to face him. "who are you to tell me what to do" She spits eyes glaring in his direction but she doesn't maintain eye contact. Sadiq's eyes narrow and he walks closer, his steps predatory. "Your husband" He states matter of factly and she scoffs. "Husband?.." Kamilla pauses for dramatic effect. "Husband to who exactly, is It to the woman you left alone in a rediculously big house or the wife you haven't so much as touched since you got married?" By the end of her sentence, she has her arms folded across her chest as she glares at the rediculously handsome figure in front of her. he might be known as the 'Amir' outside and a crown prince but in here she's his queen. "You want me to touch you princess" His voice is low and sultry as he licks his bottom lip while his gaze remains fixated on her. kamilla's breath gets caught in her throat and heat instantly raises up her cheeks. defiant she raises her chin. "I..We weren't talking about that" She stutters trying to brush it off. Amir Sadiq's face suddenly turns serious as he stands straighter. "Come here princess" He orders in a sharp voice. "Never knew my princess craved for my touch" He mutters low enough. _____ Kamilla Bello never thought that from juggling her daily life in a cafe she sets out in the outskirts of the city with her best friend shed suddenly be wedded off to a man. Not any man but him. Amir J.S.E.H. The man whose name is whispered and a man whose power suffocates,

Hitched & Glitched They said "I do" before they even knew if they could. Zayd and Aaliyah's wedding was a blur of silk, promises, not arranged but a marriage by choice. Love wasn't part of the arrangement - not yet. They were strangers wearing rings, roommates playing spouses. A slow unfolding of love, care and connection after marriage, a beginning of mutual attraction without instant "falling in love". Understanding blooms not from grand gestures, but from simple acts: of a wealthy businessman with a middle-class religious girl guided by islamic values, modesty and a deep sense of commitment. Love, the kind they thought belonged to the. already-besotted, begins to sneak in through the cracks - clumsy, unpolished, and entirely real. Hitched & Glitched is a celebration of imperfection - a tender, humorous, and heartfelt exploration of what happens when two people marry first... and fall in love later.

The passionate story of Tessa and Hardin continues as family secrets, deep betrayals, and career opportunities threaten to tear them apart.

Tayi aure a qanqantar shekaru,batasan komai ba batada ilmin komai,shin asiya zata iya zama ko kuwa wa'adin da ake d'aukar mata bazata iya cikashi ba

The Wind in the Willows is a children's novel by Kenneth Grahame, first published in 1908. Alternately slow moving and fast paced, it focuses on four anthropomorphised animals in a pastoral version of Edwardian England. The novel is notable for its mixture of mysticism, adventure, morality and camaraderie, and celebrated for its evocation of the nature of the Thames Valley. The novel was in its 31st printing when playwright A. A. Milne adapted part of it for the stage as Toad of Toad Hall in 1929. Almost a century later, it was adapted again for the stage as a musical by Julian Fellowes. In 2003, The Wind in the Willows was listed at number 16 in the BBC's survey The Big Read.

To Charlie Shribner And To Max Perkins

Shin hakan yana faruwa? Ƙanwa taci amanar yayarta? Ku bibiyi littafin Ƙanwata zaku samu amsarku.