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A Masarautata Book 1 Complete Hausa Novel
A Masarautata Book 1 Complete Hausa Novel is a royal Hausa story about forbidden love, palace pride, family pressure, loyalty, and destiny. This English translation follows Princess Ummu Salma, a royal daughter who falls in love with Salman, a young servant whose status makes their love almost impossible in the eyes of the palace.
A Masarautata Book 1 Complete Hausa Novel English Translation
“You are lying. You are a king’s daughter and a king’s granddaughter, yet you say you love a servant? What does he have? What has he kept that he will use to take care of you? Ummu Salma, I truly do not understand the kind of heart you have.”
She cried bitterly as if someone had brought her news of death.
He bent down on one knee, held her shoulder, and said, “Ummu Salma, what do you want with a servant? Who is he? Who is his father? He is not a person of status. There is the prince of Samda. If you want an early marriage, he is there. There is also the prince of Zaftare. And there is the crown prince of Sawwa. Yet you insist on this lowly servant?”
She stopped crying and said, “My brother, Prince, please be patient. You know I am obedient. I have never disobeyed your command before. But this time, I cannot obey you. I love Salman, and he is the one I will marry. I want my marriage to him to be conducted within two weeks. If not, I will run away from Fomwa and go to another town where I will live as a servant.”
He looked straight into her eyes and said, “Do you know that the king is angry with you, Ummu Salma? And you do not even care. Ammi is also angry with you. Are you sure this servant has not bewitched you?”
She replied, “It is not magic, by Allah, my brother. Since I was young, Salman has been in my heart. He is the one I love. Just marry me to him.”
He stood up and left, while she continued crying.
After crying as much as she could, she stood, washed her face, took her royal covering, and covered herself. When she came out, people began greeting her. Her maids followed behind her as she headed to her relaxation area.
The maids spread a seat for her, and she sat down. Then she leaned back gently, and fruits were placed in front of her.
She had just started eating a banana when she saw Salman standing by the side, breaking firewood.
She said to one of her maids, “Go and call my beloved for me. He is over there.”
Princess Ummu Salma Calls Salman
The maid quickly stood and hurried toward Salman.
When she reached him, she said, “Salman, the princess is calling you.”
He turned and saw her reclining beautifully. She looked extremely beautiful to him. He smiled and walked slowly toward her.
When he reached her, he knelt and said, “Welcome out, Princess, daughter of the king.”
She sat up from where she had been leaning, moved a little, and said, “Come and sit here. It does not suit your dignity to sit on the ground.”
He smiled and said, “Please, Princess, forgive me. What if the prince comes and sees me sitting on your mat?”
She pushed her lips forward and said, “Salman, does that mean you do not love me?”
He became quiet as if he would not say anything. Then he said, “I love you, and I know you love me too. But our union is not possible because I am a servant.”
She said, “Then sit down. I want us to discuss how we can belong to each other.”
He removed his shoes and sat beside her on the mat.
He said, “Speak, I am listening. As long as it does not go against Islamic law, we will do it. By Allah, Princess, I sleep with your love in my heart and wake up with it.”
She said, “If you truly love me, then take me away. Let us run and marry somewhere else.”
He shook his head and said, “I cannot do that. If I take you away, what will happen to my mother? And if they catch me, I will face severe punishment. Also, everyone in this palace will hate me for running away with the king’s daughter.”
She said, “Salman, honestly, I cannot marry any man if it is not you.”
He replied, “The day they marry you to someone else, I feel that may be the day my life ends. I know my time is almost near because soon they will marry you to another man.”
Prince Anas Appears
“Then you may die, poor man’s son.”
They quickly turned and saw Prince Anas.
Salman immediately stood from the mat, came down, knelt on the ground, and said, “Long live the prince. May Allah calm your heart.”
Prince Anas pushed him aside with his foot, and Salman fell. When Salman tried to leave, the prince grabbed his clothes and pulled him back until the weak fabric tore.
Princess Ummu Salma came and held her brother’s hand.
She said, “My brother, leave him and let him go. I cannot bear to see you humiliating him like this. Salman has a place in my heart. I know he is a servant, but I cannot marry anyone if it is not him. So please, let my husband go.”
Prince Anas pulled Salman again and said, “What kind of charm have you used on the princess?”
Fear appeared on Salman’s face.
He said, “Please forgive me, Prince. I do not even know where magic is done. We do not associate with magicians. But I know that my love for the princess is a test Allah has placed in my heart. I also want to tell you that I already tried to stay away from her. She is the one who calls me, and when she calls me, I cannot refuse to come. Please forgive me, Your Highness.”
The prince pushed him away and said, “Perhaps I should sell you to another place, at least then you will bring some money.”
Salman left, but in his heart, his love for the princess only grew stronger.
Prince Anas turned and looked at Princess Ummu Salma, who was still crying among her maids. Then he walked away, feeling even more hatred toward Salman.
Who Is Princess Ummu Salma?
The town of Fomwa was an Islamic town. It was a place filled with Muslim people, and its kings were also true Muslims.
King Lukman inherited the throne from his parents and ancestors. Three days after the death of his father, he was crowned king. On that same day, his beloved wife, Princess Amina, gave birth to a baby boy.
The king was extremely happy. The people of the town also celebrated because they had received an heir.
On the naming day, the boy was named Anas. That same day, King Lukman crowned Princess Amina as his queen.
Together, they ruled their kingdom with Islamic values. Their leadership was not oppressive, and they treated their people with fairness.
How Salman Entered the Palace
One day, King Lukman was walking behind the palace when he saw a woman struggling with a crying baby. The child was crying continuously.
The king quickly went to her. When she saw him, she became afraid and stood up.
He said, “You left him crying like that. Carry him.”
She carried the baby and placed him on her shoulder, gently rocking him.
The king asked, “Are you from this town?”
She burst into tears and said, “I am not from this town. I came from Yelsa. I have no one. My husband died, and he too had no family. He was a servant who had been bought from another town. After his death, the people where we were staying drove me and this child away.”
The king collected the baby from her. The child was very fair and beautiful. He did not look older than six months, and his body showed that he was healthy and well-fed.
The king handed him back to her and said, “Be patient. You will enter my palace. I will give you a place where you can continue raising your child until he grows.”
She knelt and said, “Thank you, Your Highness.”
The king asked, “What is your name?”
She replied, “Rabi.”
He asked, “And the child?”
She replied, “Salman.”
Immediately, they were given a small house with one room and a small backyard.
The Royal Children
Prince Anas grew up with good manners and respect for elders.
Three years after his birth, the queen gave birth again, this time to a girl. She was named Narsima, and the family celebrated happily.
When Narsima was two years old, the queen gave birth to another beautiful girl named Ummu Salma.
The king and queen raised their children with good manners. They were taught not to look down on anyone, especially the servants in the palace.
Because of this, the palace servants loved the royal children dearly and never wanted anything to hurt them.
Ummu Salma and Salman’s Childhood Bond
When Ummu Salma was three years old, she began walking around the palace. One day, she entered the garden and wandered into a muddy area alone.
The mud was sticky. As soon as she stepped inside it, her foot got stuck, and she could not free herself.
She began crying.
At that time, Salman, who was helping his mother with firewood, saw her. Quickly, he dropped the firewood and ran to her.
He held her, pulled her out, and washed her foot.
Then he looked at her and asked, “Where is your house?”
With a childish expression, she said, “Carry me.”
About A Masarautata Book 1 Complete Hausa Novel
A Masarautata Book 1 Complete Hausa Novel begins with Princess Ummu Salma openly declaring her love for Salman, a servant in the palace. Her family rejects the idea because of royal pride and class difference, but Ummu Salma insists that Salman is the only man she wants to marry.
This part of A Masarautata Book 1 Complete Hausa Novel also reveals the history of Fomwa kingdom, King Lukman’s Islamic leadership, the birth of Prince Anas and Princess Ummu Salma, and how Salman and his mother Rabi came into the palace. The story blends royalty, love, social class, childhood bond, and destiny.