Inda Rai Book 3 Complete Hausa Novel
Since that night, Tajj had revealed the names they had chosen for their twins even before they were born: **Ayeed** and **Ayaan**. Rahma and Dr. Amdaz were also present that night, and Rahma had come to help bathe Anty Ishmah. Tajj insisted that she stay for one more day before returning, as he wanted to take his wife home with him, emphasizing that they would go together as husband and wife.
In Ethiopia, the family was overjoyed at the arrival of Tajj's twins, especially Team Arfah and Imran. Similarly, their father in Nigeria was filled with happiness. The day was filled with celebrations, and lectures were given, all centered around the blessings of marriage and raising children. **Masha Allah**, the wedding feast was grand, gifts were distributed, prayers were offered for long life and prosperity, and the children were blessed.
As soon as the naming ceremony was completed, Hamisu took a photo of Ayeed and Ayaan and sent it to Arfah and Imran, who were overjoyed. Arfah then shared the photo in their family group, saying, "Our uncle has been blessed with blessed offspring." He also sent a message to his father, saying, "If you disown me, may Allah grant you offspring in a short time." And so, life continued to move forward…
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**SEVEN YEARS LATER**
The scene was grand, bringing together the world's most renowned Quranic recitation scholars. Representatives from various countries and their students were present. The atmosphere was filled with excellence, with all the participants being representatives of the Arabic language competition. On one side, great scholars sat with the Quran in front of them, observing. On the other side, men and women sat separately, while on the right, young students in colorful uniforms were seated.
Everyone fell silent as they listened to **Ayeed**, who was participating in the recitation competition. He was performing exceptionally well, and the names of the top thirty contestants were being announced. The name of their school, **Afisha**, was called first, as it was the school that would represent the entire world in the upcoming competition in Qatar. This was why it was announced first, as it was their school's turn to represent.
In the midst of the silence, a beautiful young girl, about eight years old, stood up dressed in an elegant outfit, exuding confidence and grace. She walked up to the podium and sat on the chair prepared for her. With composure, she glanced at the teacher who was guiding her and began her recitation.
The teacher started with **Bismillah** and recited a portion of **Suratul Shu'ara**. The young girl then began her recitation with **A'uziyya** and **Bismillah**, her voice captivating the audience with its clarity and precision. Her recitation carried the same excellence as her father's, with the only difference being her youthful, feminine voice.
Tajj, sitting among the audience, felt a surge of pride when her name was mentioned. Despite his confidence in her, when she began her recitation, he was struck by the sweetness and maturity of her voice. He leaned back in his chair, closed his eyes, and felt a deep sense of tranquility as he listened to her flawless recitation. The atmosphere in the hall, the respect shown by the audience, and the way everyone was captivated by Afisha's performance filled him with immense joy.
Meanwhile, Ishmah, holding their youngest daughter, Fatima, sat with a calm and focused demeanor. Her eyes were fixed on the stage, filled with pride and serenity as she watched her daughter recite the Quran with such precision. Tears of joy welled up in her eyes, and her heart swelled with happiness. She couldn't help but glance at the audience, noticing how everyone was visibly moved by Afisha's recitation, their faces reflecting admiration and satisfaction.
The teacher then guided her to a verse from **Suratul Naml**, and without hesitation, she continued her recitation as if it were etched in her memory. Each letter was pronounced perfectly, with no mistakes in her application of the rules of Tajweed—**Idgham**, **Ikhfa**, **Iqlab**, **Tafkheer**, and others. In a short time, she had won over the entire audience, filling their hearts with warmth and tranquility. Many in the audience were moved to tears by the beauty of her recitation.
