Part 1: The Curse of the Sultans: Mus'ab, Oliver, Fatima, and Zainab in Ancient Katsina The Curse of the Sultans: Mus'ab, Oliver, Fatima, and Zainab in Ancient Katsina

The kingdom of Katsina was a prosperous and powerful nation, ruled by a wise and benevolent Sultan. The Sultan had four children, Mus'ab, Oliver, Fatima, and Zainab. They were all beloved by their father and the people of Katsina.

One day, the Sultan received a mysterious message from an unknown source. It said that if the Sultan did not give up his throne, a terrible curse would befall his children. The Sultan was deeply troubled by this message and decided to consult his wise advisors.

The advisors told the Sultan that the only way to protect his children was to send them away from Katsina. The Sultan reluctantly agreed and sent his children to a distant kingdom.

The four children were sad to leave their home, but they were excited to explore the new kingdom. They soon found themselves in a strange and dangerous land, filled with monsters and magical creatures.

The children soon encountered a powerful sorcerer, who told them that the curse was real and that they must find a way to break it. The sorcerer gave them a magical amulet and told them to use it to find the source of the curse.

The four children set out on a quest to find the source of the curse. Along the way, they encountered many obstacles and faced many dangers. Eventually, they reached the source of the curse and were able to break it.

The four children returned to Katsina and were welcomed back with open arms. The Sultan was relieved to see his children safe and sound. He thanked them for their bravery and courage and gave them each a reward.

From that day forward, the four children were known as the Sultans of Katsina. They were respected and honored by all who knew them. The curse was broken and the kingdom of Katsina was safe once again.