Abubakar Sarakie Book 1 Complete Hausa Novel
Abubakar Sarakie Book 1 Complete Hausa Novel is a royal Hausa story filled with palace jealousy, hidden enemies, family politics, betrayal, and the return of a powerful prince. This English translation is prepared in clean WordPress HTML format for Hausa novel readers.
Abubakar Sarakie Book 1 Complete Hausa Novel English Translation
The co-wives of his mother showed clear hatred and bitterness toward his birth, except Sarah.
Sarah was the second wife. She was clever and deeply deceptive, and that made them love her because they could not discover her real character toward Sarakie. She never showed hatred or dislike openly. In fact, many times she would carry him herself, especially whenever the king was in her part of the palace.
In front of the king and Ammy, she showed him love. But behind their eyes, she was his greatest enemy.
She would punish him secretly and cleverly by denying him food and water for the whole day whenever he was in her care, and sometimes even overnight. No one knew this except her and her maid, Lami.
Lami was also a hypocrite. She moved from one section of the palace to another, gathering information for her mistress.
The Palace Wives
Salama was the third wife. She and Sarah were almost of one mind. They both harmed Sarakie secretly. But Salama showed her hatred more openly than anyone because she wanted her own son to inherit the throne.
That was almost the desire of all of them, except Maryam, the fourth wife.
Maryam had nothing to do with their plots. She behaved more like Zahra, Sarakie’s mother, and she was patient. But the other wives had already destroyed her image because she refused to follow their ways. Just as they hated Ammy, they also hated Maryam.
Sarah had four children: two girls and two boys. Her first child was a girl, and Sarah was unhappy about it because she had wanted a male child first. But Allah gave her a girl.
Yasmin, her daughter, did not have her mother’s character at all. One could almost swear that Ammy was the one who gave birth to her, perhaps because she spent a lot of time with Ammy. Since she was a baby, Allah placed love for her in Ammy’s heart, and Ammy often carried her.
When Sarah saw that Yasmin’s character was different from hers, she left the girl mostly with Ammy.
Later, Sarah gave birth to Jafar. By Allah’s will, Jafar came exactly as Sarah wanted. From childhood, he was wicked. Wherever he entered among children, he would make them cry or injure one of them. This pleased his second mother, and she often said that Sarakie had finally met his match.
Three of Sarah’s children followed her mindset. Only one was different.
Salama had three children. Two of them were calm and liked Sarakie. But one of them inherited Jafar’s character, and that was Munir.
Maryam’s Love for Sarakie
Maryam had not given birth yet. Because of that, she held Sarakie close and cared for him deeply. Sarakie loved her because, from a young age, he had already understood the true character of the palace women.
He eventually stopped trusting them whenever they carried him. He would cry and struggle, except when he was with Zahra and Maryam, whom the others accused of influencing him.
From childhood, Sarakie became like a frightening figure to the children of the palace. They feared him greatly. Because of that, Munir, Jafar, Sa’id, and Khairat hated him, even though Khairat secretly loved him.
Khairat and Sa’id were the children of the king’s wazir, Wazir Kamal.
Wazir Kamal himself hated the king because the king had many supporters. King Hussai Yamel was a just ruler who loved his people, just as his younger brother Hassan Yamel had a similar character.
The wazir and his allies had long been plotting against them, hoping to separate them. But Allah did not allow their plans to succeed.
The king had one wife and two children: Ameer and Kaulat.
Sarakie was very close to Ameer. They were almost age mates and deeply attached to each other.
Sarakie Is Sent Away
When Sarah, Salama, and the wazir’s wife noticed that Sarakie frightened the children of the palace and blocked their freedom, they began plotting until the king agreed to send him abroad for studies.
Ammy was not happy about it, but there was nothing she could do. Maryam kept comforting her because she knew it was all the wicked plan of the palace women.
Ameer cried heavily and wanted to follow Sarakie, but they stopped him.
Since Sarakie travelled, he never looked back toward Nigeria because he had already understood that he and his mother were not loved by many people in the palace.
While he was abroad, he heard that Granny had returned from Saudi Arabia and had come back to live in the royal palace.
He spoke on the phone every day with his father, his mother, and Umma Maryam. Through them, he later heard that Maryam had given birth to twins. He was very happy because he knew that, at least, she had now escaped the insults of being childless.
More Trouble in the Palace
After Sarakie left, the palace became even more chaotic.
Munir and the others began doing whatever they liked. They insulted people and humiliated anyone they wanted.
They also succeeded in controlling Pullany, Sarakie’s grandmother. At first, she tried to oppose them and wanted the palace returned to the way it had been during the old king’s time. But when Sarah, Salama, and the wazir’s wife noticed that she wanted to restore things, they took her name to a mountain sorcerer.
After that, Pullany forgot about Sarakie. She began to hate him and his mother, while loving only their own children.
They did not spare the king either. Out of fear that he might support his younger brother, they planted hatred for that brother in his heart until he no longer allowed him to come to the palace.
Ammy’s Pain
Sarakie knew nothing about all the things happening in the palace.
Every day, Ammy faced humiliation, mockery, and insults from the other women. Even Granny no longer listened to her.
When Ahmad, Sarakie’s younger brother, tried to speak, Ammy stopped him. Alee, however, had a strong heart like Sarakie, though he was not as strong as him. He never allowed anyone to insult his mother in his presence without responding. Ihsan was also like that.
Salama Visits Queen Sarah
The wazir’s wife, Salama, requested permission to enter Princess Sarah’s private chamber.
Only after Sarah’s maid, Ladi, informed her was Salama allowed to enter.
She found Sarah reclining comfortably, with fruits placed before her. The way she sat, one could almost swear she was the ruler of the entire kingdom.
After Ladi praised Sarah with royal titles, Sarah chewed an apple and then gestured with her hand for Salama to sit.
Salama sat on one of the beautiful chairs that decorated the parlor. Her mood was troubled.
She said, “May Allah support the king’s wife and the mother of the future king. Have you heard that Prince Abbakar Sarakie is on his way back to the palace after completing his studies?”
Queen Sarah smiled and said, “Is that the small matter that has frightened you? Do you know who Princess and Queen Sarah is? Anything I set my eyes on, I achieve easily.”
She continued, “We have planted more hatred in Mama Pullany’s heart. She hates him and hates his mother. We only used the chance more strongly. We have also scattered the relationship between the king and his brother. So, as for this Abbakar Sarakie, dealing with him will not be difficult. He may carry the title of prince, but certainly not king.”
They both laughed wickedly and continued discussing the plot they wanted to set for him.
The Kingdom Prepares for Sarakie
The entire town became busy with preparations. Everywhere was being decorated for the arrival of Abbakar Sarakie.
In the food section, cooking was in full force. Pots were being removed from the fire and replaced with others. Different kinds of dishes were being prepared, and the whole palace was filled with sweet aromas.
Azman International Airport
Azman International Airport was filled with people waiting for the plane to land.
Not long after, the plane landed, and passengers began coming out.
The royal guards, together with Prince Ahmad, Sarakie’s younger brother, kept looking around carefully, trying to see where Sarakie would appear from. But there was still no sign of him.
Ahmad hissed openly and said, “Truly, pride, silence, and royalty are complete in Ya Sarakie.”
Baba Hassan only smiled because he himself had come to receive Sarakie, along with the royal guards.
Only after almost everyone had come out did a beautiful foot appear, wearing black covered shoes and black socks.
Slowly, the gaze moved upward until his face came into view.
He was dressed in dark black casual clothing with a white neck tie. Around his wrist was an expensive black watch. His eyes were covered with black Prada glasses that hid almost half of his face.
He wore an expensive jacket that clearly showed he had come from a cold country.
He was fair, with a reddish glow to his complexion. His face was decorated with a neat beard that added greatly to his beauty.
One look at him was enough to know that comfort and luxury had settled in his body.
Prince Sarakie Returns
He descended slowly from the plane stairs. Immediately, journalists rushed toward him, along with video recorders and photographers.
The place became crowded as people celebrated his arrival.
This was Prince Sarakie, a young man blessed with wealth, education, pride, and royal blood.
Many young women had desired him since his time in Europe, let alone now that he had returned home to Nigeria.
He was a qualified lawyer and an independent-minded man. He was truthful and a friend of the poor. However, he never tolerated oppression. He hated injustice deeply.
Because of that, many politicians in the kingdom did not like seeing him. Even in the Eastern world, he had made a name for himself because he had never been defeated in a legal battle. He fought for truth, and that made powerful people abroad want to keep him there.
But Ammy refused. She insisted that he return and help his own country, Nigeria, because of the problems within it.
Slowly, Sarakie came down while looking around for anyone familiar.
Quickly, the journalists surrounded him, welcoming him, praising him, and asking questions.
Speaking was difficult for him. Too much noise usually gave him a severe headache. That was why he did not like media attention.
Even now, he only looked at them with his eyes, wondering who had announced his return until the place became this crowded.
The royal guards and Small Abbiey quickly came closer. The guards surrounded him and politely asked the journalists to move back.
Sarakie bowed his head slightly and greeted Small Abbiey.
Small Abbiey held his hand and smiled.
He said, “Leave the greetings until we get home. Let us leave this place. The royal palace is waiting for you.”
Then he turned his attention to the journalists.
He said, “Please forgive us. Abbakar Sarakie has just arrived, and as you can see, he needs rest. But we are extending an invitation to everyone to attend the grand celebration we will hold for the return of our own blood, the prince and future king, Abbakar Sarakie.”
After he finished speaking, they entered the car.
Ahmad had already packed Sarakie’s luggage and was waiting in the car because he too did not want to come out and be surrounded by people.
As soon as they entered, the car moved.
With the help of the security officers who had come to welcome him, they finally managed to leave the airport.
About Abubakar Sarakie Book 1 Complete Hausa Novel
Abubakar Sarakie Book 1 Complete Hausa Novel introduces a royal palace filled with jealousy, hidden hatred, and dangerous political games. Prince Sarakie grows up surrounded by enemies who secretly work against him because they fear his destiny and royal strength.
This part of Abubakar Sarakie Book 1 Complete Hausa Novel shows how Sarakie is sent abroad through palace plotting, while his enemies continue spreading hatred inside the royal family. His powerful return from abroad marks the beginning of a major battle for truth, justice, family honor, and the throne.