Pakistani Quotes

“Pakistan not only means freedom and independence but the Muslim Ideology which has to be preserved, which has come to us as a precious gift and treasure and which, we hope other will share with us.”
― Muhammad Ali Jinnah

“They will become Godly when they will have God in their hearts.”
― Riaz Ahmed Gohar Shahi, The Religion of God

“I'm interested in things women do that aren't spoken about. Manto's stories let me breathe. They make me feel like less of a monster.”
― Mohsin Hamid, Moth Smoke

“My Pakistanis, you have not left me alone and I promise, I will never leave you alone in sha Allah”
― Imran Khan

“Every man holds inspiration, you have to have a seeing eye.”
― Dheeraj Kumar

“Good humour was miles behind a second cup of morning tea. It was too early for nonsense.”
― Zeenat Mahal, The Contract

“Pakistan is a visibly perturbed and divided nation. Its people are struggling to find an answer to the mother of all questions: what sort of a Pakistan do they want along a spectrum of choices, ranging from an orthodox, religious state to a modern, enlightened one?”
― Ayesha Jalal, The Struggle for Pakistan: A Muslim Homeland and Global Politics

“Most of all I remember the three of them operating during that time as if they were a single person, sharing a single meal, a single body, a single silence, and a single fear." -When Mr. Pirzada Came to Dine”
― Jhumpa Lahiri , Interpreter of Maladies

“DEEN: What about you?
KIRAN: Hmm . . . seeing the future!
KIRAN: I want to be able to see the future.
DEEN: Feeling anxious about the future?
KIRAN: Yeah. Always.
KIRAN: Especially lately.
DEEN: How’s your mom, btw?
KIRAN: To be determined.
KIRAN: It’s just a waiting game now.
DEEN: OKAY I know my real answer now!!!
DEEN: Healing powers.
DEEN: Definitely healing powers.
KIRAN: Heh
KIRAN: You’re a good guy, Deen.
DEEN: Only for you.”
― Farah Naz Rishi, It All Comes Back to You: A YA Rom-Com About Exes, Their Dating Siblings, and Secrets

“Generation is the Important factor,

of the Growth of Ideas.”
― Fahad Rashiq

“Only Give up,
When Your Hearts Gives up.

(Don't Give up, till your Last Breath)”
― Fahad Rashiq

“NASSER: (about OMAR): Haven't you trained him up to look after you, like I have done with my girls?
PAPA: He brushes the dust from one place to another. He squeezes shirts and heats soup. But that hardly stretches him. Though his food stretches me. It's only for a few months, yaar. I'll send him to college in the autumn.
NASSER: (VO) He failed once. He has this chronic laziness that runs in our family except for me.
PAPA: If his arse gets lazy - kick it. I'll send a certificate giving permission. And one more thing. Try and fix him up with a nice girl. I'm not sure if his penis is in full working order.”
― Hanif Kureishi

“The real reason for Father Braganza's laughter was the history of Amrapur. It was a quaint town, nestled amidst barren mountains. The Hindus and Muslims living there were perpetually warring with each other, reacting violently at the slightest provocation. It had started a long time ago, this squabble, and had escalated into a terrible war. Some people say it started centuries ago, but many believe it started when the country gave one final, fierce shrug to rid itself of British rule. The shrug quickly became a relentless shuddering, and countless people were uprooted and flung into the air. Many didn't survive. Perhaps the mountains of Amrapur absorbed the deracinating wave. People weren't cruelly plucked from the town. They remained there, festering, becoming irate and harbouring murderous desires. And while the country was desperately trying to heal its near-mortal wounds and move on, Amrapur's dormant volcano erupted. Momentary and overlooked, but devastating. Leaders emerged on both sides and, driven by greed, they fed off the town's ignored bloodshed. They created ravines out of cracks, fostered hatred and grew richer. The Bhoite family, the erstwhile rulers of the ancient town, adopted the legacy of their British rulers---divide and conquer.”
― Rohit Gore, A Darker Dawn

“India and Pakistan fighting over Kashmir, is like two sons fighting over their father's estate. To them Kashmir is not a people, but a possession, and obsession over possession only brings destruction.”
― Abhijit Naskar

“Ich bin kurz davor, mein Studium zu beenden. Für die meisten anderen ist spätestens das der Moment, um unabhängig zu werden. Aber bei uns läuft das alles einfach anders ab. Unsere Familien formen uns nicht nur, wenn wir jünger sind, sie bleiben durchgehend immer präsent. Jede wichtige Frage, die wir uns stellen, auch wenn wir erwachsen sind, versuchen wir nicht allein zu beantworten, sondern gemeinsam, mit der Familie im Hinterkopf."
"Unsere Kultur baut halt auf Gemeinschaften auf", sagt Arwa. "Würden wir mehr auf das Individuelle achten, wären wir …" Sie zuckt mit den Schultern. "Der Westen?"
"Wahrscheinlich. Aber ich frag mich halt, gibt es nur das eine oder andere? Also, geht auch etwas dazwischen?"
"Zwischen Wir und Ich?"
"Zwischen Wir und Ich. Ja, irgendwie schon." Ich fahre mir über meine Augen. "Wenn ich zum Beispiel meine Familie wegdenke, wer bin ich dann?”
― Mehwish Sohail, Like water in your hands

“Als ich drei Tassen Chai vor meine Eltern auf den Tisch stelle, sie um ein Gespräch bitte, mache ich mir keine Illusionen. Trotzdem bin ich ruhig, als ich mich ihnen gegenüber niederlasse, meine Stimme zittert nicht und ich sitze aufrecht.
Ich ziehe aus, sage ich.
Ich bin unsicher, sage ich.
Ich bin verliebt. Das sage ich nicht.
Aber ich sage: Ich will an meinem Fundament rütteln.”
― Mehwish Sohail, Like water in your hands

“Du hast dich also schon entschieden", sagt er schließlich. "Was möchtest du jetzt noch von uns hören?"
Ja, was denn, Tariq? Was willst du? Du weißt doch, woran sie glauben, wie sie zu alldem stehen. Du kennst sie. Und dennoch sage ich:
"Ich will eure Erlaubnis."
Es ist etwas zutiefst Kulturelles und womöglich unmöglich für andere zu verstehen, aber es ist das, was ich am Ende brauche, um mit einem möglichst leichten Herz auszuziehen. Die Antwort meiner Eltern entscheidet nicht darüber, was ich machen werde, aber ich möchte sie dennoch haben.”
― Mehwish Sohail, Like water in your hands

“Wenn meine Eltern diese Geschichten von ihrer Erfahrung als Ausländer hier in Österreich mit uns teilen, spüre ich den gleichen Frust, den ich in Arwas Augen jetzt sehe. Es bricht nur immer Stück für Stück und in unerwarteten Momenten aus ihnen heraus, weil sie sonst immer darauf bedacht sind, ihren Kindern diese Erfahrungen zu ersparen. Aber wenn ich diese Bruchstücke mal zu hören bekomme, fühle ich mich einfach hilflos, weil ich nicht weiß, was ich tun könnte, um es leichter für sie zu machen.”
― Mehwish Sohail, Like water in your hands

“i believe in the freedom of state where every people have to right develop their culture and maintain the democracy while two things are very essential justice and equality - Long Live Pakistan and Happy Independence Day”
― Avinash Advani

“I'd morphed, altered, nipped and tucked away bits of my personality for so long, I no longer recognized myself. I feared that one day, even if I wanted to, I wouldn't be able to identify myself. I'd be forever trapped in an image of another's making, and there would be no escape because I would have forgotten to want to escape.
Nida”
― Faiqa Mansab, This House of Clay and Water

“The three flower shops were obliterated. The petals of the once-dewy flowers and their sellers' flesh burnt together. The people reacted and, unlike the birds, they did not react in unison. They ran towards the narrow streets near the masjid, trampling over the old and limping beggars. They pushed and shoved and cursed and cried. The birds circled in the air, pitying the humans who had lost their humanity.”
― Rohit Gore, A Darker Dawn

“Most Pakistanis would rather gloss over inconvenient truths or be content with blaming different villains for their country’s plight when confronted with unpleasant facts.”
― Husain Haqqani, Reimagining Pakistan: Transforming a Dysfunctional Nuclear State

“Pakistanis have constantly forgotten that offers of autonomy and recognition of linguistic and cultural separateness is often a better option than imposing greater centralization by force.”
― Husain Haqqani, Reimagining Pakistan: Transforming a Dysfunctional Nuclear State

“Pakistanis have internalized the threats, imagined and real, to the political stability and security of their country. An overwhelming fear of continued chaos and violence, if not outright disintegration, has made it difficult to arrive at balanced assessments of a disturbing present in order to plan for the future as a unified and coherent nation.”
― Ayesha Jalal, The Struggle for Pakistan: A Muslim Homeland and Global Politics

“Plight of A Pakistani (The Sonnet)

The world sees us as a terrorist nation,
Why is it so?
Despite our love and care for family,
Why do you deem us as extremist foe?
As responsible citizens with a beating heart,
We too want for our kids a world of peace.
Yet whenever there's an act of terror,
Why are we at the top of your suspect list!
Every nation has terrorist elements,
The Capitol insurrection is proof of it.
But how can you blame an entire people,
For the acts of a bunch of bigoted misfits!
We don't ask you to show us pity.
Just keep in mind, we too are part of humanity.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Earthquakin' Egalitarian: I Die Everyday So Your Children Can Live

“I saw my mother shrink in her eyes. I wanted to tell the cashier there were no roaches in Pakistan, but something stopped me.”
― Bushra Rehman, Roses, in the Mouth of a Lion

“His face was deeply wrinkled as of life itself in a moment of self-abandonment decided to find refuge in each and every of those crevices.”
― Carol Vorvain, OMSARUZ: Humorous tales from Oman, Saudi Arabia and Uzbekistan

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― Sheikh Guzar-Citizens of Kashmir, like other foreign nationals