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Nurse Ingozi hurried in with a tray in her hand, rushing because she saw that Suhaima was about to wake up. 

"My sister, be careful, don't wake up," she said.

Suhaima looked at her, puzzled. Who was this woman? Did she die and this woman was an angel? She looked like a spirit in her all-white attire.

Ingozi approached and adjusted Suhaima’s position on the bed. She silently watched her, then removed the IV drip, telling her to rest a bit before getting up. Suhaima just stared at her, unable to understand anything.

As she lay there, the events of what happened started to come back to her. Suddenly, she sat up quickly, crying, and said, "Where is my fruit?"

"Which fruit?" Ingozi asked.

Suhaima started crying harder, saying, "Momy Maimuna's fruit. Where is it?"

Seeing that Suhaima was becoming increasingly agitated, Ingozi gave her a sedative injection. Within two minutes, Suhaima was asleep again.

Ingozi left the room, muttering to herself in frustration.

Around 7:30, Dr. Tahir began his rounds to check on the patients who had stayed overnight. When he entered Suhaima's room, he saw she was still asleep.

He was surprised, as she should have woken up by now. Checking her records, he saw that she had been given another sedative. He asked the nurses present who had administered it, and they said it wasn't them. 

He checked and saw that Ingozi was not there. He asked where she was, and they said she was in the emergency room. He instructed Safeeya to call her, then continued checking on other patients.

When Ingozi arrived, Dr. Tahir started questioning her.

"Who assigned you to inject her?"

"Sir, she... she..." Ingozi stammered, seeing the stern look on his face.

"Sir," she began, "she started asking me about fruit, but I didn't know which fruit she was talking about. I tried my best to explain to her, but she couldn't understand. That’s why I gave her the injection," she managed to say.

"Is this the reason?"

"Yes, sir."

"Last warning."

"Okay, sir."

"Leave."

Ingozi left, grumbling to herself, clearly upset.

Dr. Tahir checked on Suhaima and saw that the sedative wasn't too strong. He left some nurses to keep an eye on her and continued his rounds.

After finishing, he went to the room where Fawass was resting. He found him reading the Holy Qur'an.

Shaking his head, he sat beside him. When Fawass finished his recitation, Dr. Tahir asked him, "Do you know what you did yesterday?"

Fawass raised his head, looking confused, and asked, "What did I do? I just remember things coming back to me like in a..."

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I hope this translation accurately captures the essence of the original text. Let me know if you need any further assistance!