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‘Hajia Bint, is this really you?’ The smiling woman walking down the front stairs of the shopping mall said to me as I was making my way up.

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> Some kind of lonely lady

‘Hajia Bint, is this really you?’ The smiling woman walking down the front stairs of the shopping mall said to me as I was making my way up.

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 Dear readers,
Today I will move aside and let other voices take over this marriage counselling business. The piece below was contributed to the Dandalinsiyasa chat group by Aminu Aliyu Sherriff. i find it worth sharing with you. Read on to know why. Have a nice weekend.

Read more: Marriage is a school

> Marriage is a school

 Dear readers,
Today I will move aside and let other voices take over this marriage counselling business. The piece below was contributed to the Dandalinsiyasa chat group by Aminu Aliyu Sherriff. i find it worth sharing with you. Read on to know why. Have a nice weekend.

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‘Congratulations Fa’iza, your husband didn’t win this race 100%. The baby has your eyes.’ I observed, smiling at the new mother.

Read more: Mother, dear mother

> Mother, dear mother

‘Congratulations Fa’iza, your husband didn’t win this race 100%. The baby has your eyes.’ I observed, smiling at the new mother.

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‘MashaAllah, you look so beautiful one can easily mistake you for a bride rather than a nursing mum. I think it was a good idea postponing this naming ceremony by two weeks. You certainly look strong and well-healed.’ I remarked, as soon as I reached Fa’iza, under the canopy in her garden.

Read more: Mother, dear mother (II)

> Mother, dear mother (II)

‘MashaAllah, you look so beautiful one can easily mistake you for a bride rather than a nursing mum. I think it was a good idea postponing this naming ceremony by two weeks. You certainly look strong and well-healed.’ I remarked, as soon as I reached Fa’iza, under the canopy in her garden.

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Tahir looked so deep asleep that I had to walk in stealthily to avoid disturbing him. But the moment I slid into my side of the bed, he moved.

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> His Frankenstein monster

Tahir looked so deep asleep that I had to walk in stealthily to avoid disturbing him. But the moment I slid into my side of the bed, he moved.

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