Uncover the profound emotional landscape in Muslim Hausa women’s fiction from Nigeria. This compelling analysis reveals how women writers use indigenous language to express anger, critique patriarchal structures, and navigate societal challenges like forced marriage and family honor. Beyond romance, discover their subtle yet powerful literary subversions and gain vital cultural insights into women’s lives and resilience. A must-read for students of African literature, gender studies, and global women’s narratives seeking deeper understanding of women’s creative resistance.