Pakistan Quotes

“Kashmir is an integral part of India without its inhabitants”
― Kashmir-Indian occupation

“Als ich noch bei meinen Eltern lebte, habe ich selten mit meiner Familie in Pakistan telefoniert. Meine Verbindung zu Pakistan war für viele Jahre gekappt, was zum großen Teil an meinen Eltern selbst liegt, die sich von all ihren Verwandten zurückgezogen haben. Asma Aunty redet dagegen regelmäßig mit meinen Großeltern, weswegen es auch für mich immer mehr zum Alltag wird. Anfangs haben mir meine Probleme mit der Sprache und mein nervöses Selbst die Kommunikation schwer gemacht, aber die beiden füllen nur zu gern meine Lücken aus und freuen sich allein schon darüber, mich zu sehen, ohne dass ich etwas sagen muss. Es ist fast schon befremdlich, wie gern sie mich noch haben. Sie kennen diese Person, die ich heute bin, doch gar nicht. Wie können sie so lieb zu mir sein? Ich habe nie irgendwas getan, um diese Sanftheit zu verdienen.”
― Mehwish Sohail, Like water in your hands

“When you [the Congress] talk of democracy, you are thoroughly dishonest . When you talk of democracy you mean Hindu raj, to dominate
over the Muslims, a totally different nation, different in culture, different
in everything. You yourself are working for Hindu nationalism and
Hindu raj.”
― Muhammed Ali Jinnah

“It hits you in unexpected moments, this city's romance; everywhere, air pockets of loveliness just when your lungs can't take any more congestion or pollution or stifling newspaper headlines.”
― kamila shamsie, Kartography

“Zia perished in 1988”
― Declan Walsh, The Nine Lives of Pakistan: Dispatches from a Precarious State

“An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind,” Papa said. He had said those words before. They were Gandhiji’s words. Now I knew what they meant. So a Hindu family kills a Muslim family, who kills a Hindu family, who kills a Muslim family. It would never end unless someone ended it. But who was going to do that?”
― Veera Hiranandani, The Night Diary

“I was born a Muslim, I am a Muslim & I shall die a Muslim.”
― Muhammed Ali Jinnah(1939)

“The irony of India's partition is that Muslims wrested Pakistan from the British and retained their hold over Bharat to stymie the Hindus for ever, and that's absurd.”
― B.S. Murthy

“Years later, while I was in college, my Dadi asked my mom what I was studying for hours at night, reading all those thick books. My mom said I was most likely going to major in "the humanities." Dadi froze. We feared she had had a ministroke. She slowly covered her shocked mouth and said, "But in Pakistan only the duffers and idiots do the humanities.”
― Wajahat Ali, Go Back to Where You Came From: And Other Helpful Recommendations on How to Become American

“There were questions about...and also about then national tragedy of how Bangladesh came into being.”
― Malala Yousafzai, I Am Malala: The Story of the Girl Who Stood Up for Education and Was Shot by the Taliban

“Repeatedly calling Jammu and Kashmir an integral part of India only raises doubts.”
― Sheikh Gulzar

“Blasfemie kan in Pakistan misschien bij wet verboden zijn. In Europa en Vlaanderen dragen we de vrije meningsuiting hoog in het vaandel.”
― Filip Dewinter

“India’s ruling pro-hindu militant Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) used the the disputed Kashmir crisis to project Modi as a strong leader against Pakistan — capitalizing on this opportunity ahead of India’s general election, which takes place from April 11 to May 19. Recent surveys suggest Modi and his party have profited from heightened nationalist sentiment with a modest but visible bump in popularity.”
― Kashmir-Article-370

“On Feb. 26, the IAF launched airstrikes against what it said were terrorist camps in Pakistan. Pakistan retaliated with fighter planes dropping their payloads in Kashmir and, in an ensuing air battle, shot down an Indian MiG-21 warplane and captured its pilot.

India claims the MiG-21 pilot shot down a more advanced Pakistan F-16 fighter aircraft before his own aircraft was downed — but Pakistan’s civilian and military leadership vehemently denied this.”
― F-16 Shot down by Indian MIG

“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

“A brief look back in history makes it evident that Jammu and Kashmir’s oppression and colonial exploitation started long before the formation of modern India. Ever since its annexation by the Mughal empire in 1589 AD, Kashmir has never been ruled by Jammu and Kashmir themselves. After the Mughals, the region was ruled by the Afghans (1753-1819), Sikhs (1819-46), and the Dogras (1846-1947) until the Indian and Pakistani states took over.”
― Jammu and Kashmir for JK's

“Pakistan is not the best place to start a digital technology company owing to poor technological and financial regulations.”
― Arzak Khan

“The pro-independent Kashmir organisations , on the other hand, would love to see the constitutional arrangement be scrapped because Kashmir in their view would then “become a clear Indian military occupation” without a “legal instrument” guiding its relationship with the Indian Union.”
― Kashmir -1947-2019

“Floods caused great destruction in different countries of the world including America, Japan, Pakistan, India, Kashmir, Spain and China.”
― Flood Prevention : environmental impact statement. Volume D 1999 [Leather Bound] Departee Creek Wate

“KH Khorshid stopped the President of Pakistan Ayub Khan at the place of Mangla in 1960 and said that from here onwards I am in the President, drove his car ahead and said Ayub Sahib, take off the flag, gave the flag of Kashmir from his car and said follow me It is my state from here on, that I am its head, this thing is a part of history.”
― Kashmir-Pakistan relations

“Those who harass humans on earth are intensifying their efforts to build their homes in the skies.”
― NASA-ISRO

“We are being taught that "Akhand Bhart" was established before Adam A.S.?”
― India-Akhand Bhart

“You have seen the world and read many books, but take it from me that a snake can cast its slough but not its poison”
― Khushwant Singh, Train to Pakistan

“The last to learn gossip are the parties concerned.”
― Khushwant Singh, Train to Pakistan

“When History is written it will be stated that the the Pakistani intelligence agency I.S.I. defeated the Soviet Union in Afghanistan with the help of America.

Then there will be another sentence: The I.S.I., with the help of America, defeated America.” 
- The ex-head of ISI Hamid Gul declared in public.”
― Theo Alistair

“The occupying countries, the three nuclear forces, have put everything not on the people of Jammu and Kashmir, but on the beauty of this land of Jammu and Kashmir. They want to occupy this land, not human beings!
The day when the three occupiers, Pakistan, India and China, any one of the occupiers tried to conquer the people here, then positive results can be obtained, hatred can be erased, but it is not possible for the three occupiers to have anything to do with the people here. No, but it should be green land”
― Jammu and Kashmir dispute

“That male organ was the main point of the Partition. India had been partitioned on the grounds of circumcision. That was the issue Jinnah, Nehru, Gandhi had fought for. And thus the two nations were born. One circumcised. Another uncircumcised.”
― Rahad Abir, Bengal Hound: A Novel

“The truth is, there is absolutely nothing that can be said of Israel, that cannot be said of Pakistan.”
― Noa Tishby, Israel: A Simple Guide to the Most Misunderstood Country on Earth

“There is almost no difference between the establishment of Israel and Pakistan. They were both created as a safe haven for persecuted groups: Jews and Muslims. They are both engaged in land disputes. They both control religious sites of other religions. And they were even established only a few months apart.”
― Noa Tishby, Israel: A Simple Guide to the Most Misunderstood Country on Earth

“While sitting on the stage with Qazi, waiting for her answer, she wondered if she had helped him with a pure heart, or if it was an attempt to emotionally force him to marry her, or if it was an emotional or sexual relationship with him.”
― Aqsa Abdul Qadir, Wealth In The Treehouse: Stories of Karachiites