Pursuing the Details of His Love Tasbih

Chapter 76 - Destiny?

"I should have taken Meizia, yes, Ummi, she must have been happy" said Hana, who had just left the mosque with her mother.

The two attended a grand lecture attended by many pilgrims from various places, initially Ummi did not want to leave because Hana's wedding day was soon. However, Hana actually forced the study, she said after marriage she would go to a place far enough with her husband, so it would be very rare to attend a study like this.

"You know Ameer is so protective of her wife, she's not even allowed to step out of the house without her permission" she said with a chuckle.

"Yes, I was very amazed at Meizia who was so obedient to her husband, Ummi. I wish I could be like that with my husband."

"God, son, as long as you always have to remember that marriage is worship. That way, you will always have the motivation to be patient in living it, as long as your husband does not turn from the path of sharia, then continue to step together."

Hana smiled as she nodded at Mother's advice, should Hana admit she had often gotten such advice since she was a teenager, both from her teachers, parents and even her Uncle and Aunt.

However, Hana never got tired of hearing the same advice over and over again. Because that way, the opportunity to forget the advice is very little, let alone not run it.

Now, the mother and son got into the car and drove it at a moderate speed.

"Huhn?" call the mother so gently.

"Yes, Ummi," said Hana who also gently.

"If we part later, Ummi hope you do not have to be too sad, son, God has written the best destiny for us. Are you separated or together."

"Yes, Ummi, Inysaallah," Hana replied with a smile.

"You also have to learn to be a good mother because it's not as easy as you see, caring for and loving a child, it's just the surface side of a mother's struggle. The real mother is the one who can feel the pain of the child and then heal it, can feel the happiness of the child and then keep the happiness."

"Ummi will always be by my side even if we are far apart, so I will always ask Ummi if I need him."

The mother only responded with a thin smile, until suddenly a little bit of tearing makes Hana forced to step on the brake before something happens.

"It looks like our car's tires are deflated, Ummi," said Hana. He went down to check, and sure enough, one tire of his car deflated.

"We take a taxi, Ummi, let Abi take care of it later," exclaimed Hana.

"Shafiq?" muttered Hana who saw her future husband get out of the car.

"Where are you from?" ask Syafiq.

"From studies," Hana answered, bowing her head, avoiding direct eye contact with her future husband. "But our car's tires deflated," he added later.

"Oh, then I'll take you home" exclaimed Shafiq.

"No need, we'll take a taxi" Hana quickly refused.

"Come, I will be very happy to bring my future wife and future mother-in-law home safely" Syafiq said.

Hana glanced at the mother, and her mother gestured to approve Shafiq's suggestion.

"Alright," Hana said later. Both of them were allowed to get into the car Syafiq, they sat in the back while Syafiq sat in front alone. Hana sat on the right side, right behind Syafiq while the mother sat on the left side.

"Where are you from, Shafiq?" ask the future mother-in-law to Shafiq.

"From a friend's house, Auntie," replied Syafiq. He glanced at Hana at a glance, the woman still lowered her head, making Syafiq feel anxious.

Until the moment at the intersection, suddenly a tanker truck drove very quickly hit their car from the left side.

It was so fast that Shafiq could not escape. While Hana's mother who could feel the blow immediately hugged Hana tightly, as if to protect the princess.

The hardness of the hit made the car upside down, Hana still had a little awareness, but she was unable to make a sound or move. The mother is not moving anymore.

Hana's tears fell, mixed with the blood coming out of her temple. Hana glanced at Syafiq, the man was in the same state as the Mother. Unmoving, while blood continued to rush from his head.

Hana felt all the bones in her body crumble, her flesh as if it was split. Unable to endure all the pain, Hana began to lose her consciousness.