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Poor girl. She ran out from under a leaking roof and sat in the rain. — Nadia Hashimi

Cornered mothers pray for strange things. — Nadia Hashimi

Even righteousness is an ambiguous thing. — Nadia Hashimi

We are too shortsighted to rejoice in the moments that deserve it. — Nadia Hashimi

It's time to undo Rahim. — Nadia Hashimi

But being without a mother is like being stripped naked and thrown into the snow. — Nadia Hashimi

A conversation began to take shape between us. A conversation that happened in unspoken words, in false words, in knowing glances. — Nadia Hashimi

It's never easy to leave one's home, especially when there are only closed doors ahead of you. — Nadia Hashimi

He tried to work alongside his father as a carpenter but a man who had been taught only to destroy found it hard to create. — Nadia Hashimi

There were things they said out loud to each other, things they whispered with a twitch of the face, and things that were stoically hidden. — Nadia Hashimi

Grudges don't die - people do. — Nadia Hashimi

I was pretty sure everyone was praying for different things. I wondered how Allah would sort it all out. — Nadia Hashimi

Fate will make things right in the end, though only after the work has been done, the tears have been shed and the sleepless nights have been endured. — Nadia Hashimi

It felt good to sit around and agree, to have a common enemy and a shared struggle. It felt good to be understood. — Nadia Hashimi

To be around family is to feel the possibility of growing roots again. — Nadia Hashimi

Some things are clearer from a distance. — Nadia Hashimi

That is the problem with gifts, Madar-jan. They are always given away. — Nadia Hashimi

But trying to conjure my mother was like trying to hum a song I'd never heard. — Nadia Hashimi

Truths can be wholly contradictory, the blackest black and the whitest white at the same time. — Nadia Hashimi

There are truths and lies and there are things in between, murky waters where light gets bent and broken. — Nadia Hashimi

The person most likely to drown in the river is the one who believes he can swim. — Nadia Hashimi

But war had a taming effect — Nadia Hashimi

Sometimes the storm in a person's mind raged too strongly. — Nadia Hashimi

That was her escape, I realized. Where her body couldn't take her, her mind went. — Nadia Hashimi

When things are rough, people look for an escape. A way out. Sometimes it's hard to find the right way. — Nadia Hashimi

Some truths need to be said out loud before they can be believed — Nadia Hashimi

Life has typhoons. They come and turn everything upside down. But you still have to standup because the next storm may be around the corner. — Nadia Hashimi

People who are beset by tragedy once and twice are sure to grieve again. Fate finds it easier to retrace its treads. — Nadia Hashimi

The human spirit, you know what they say about the human spirit? Is is harder than a rock and more delicate than a flower petal. — Nadia Hashimi

Love grows wildest in the gardens of hardship. — Nadia Hashimi

Yes, well, people are very good at destroying things, good things. — Nadia Hashimi

Funny, isn't it? We hear the same name and while they see dark, I see light. — Nadia Hashimi

Make your enemies bleed. — Omar F. Hashimi

Can a mother commit a greater sin than ignoring her intuitions? — Nadia Hashimi

household. Shekiba slowly — Nadia Hashimi

..."there's a special kind of hurt in learning that your parents are not the angels or saviors you wish them to be... — Nadia Hashimi

But her personality made her glow. People looked at her and couldn't help but smile. — Nadia Hashimi

The person who doesn't appreciate the apple, doesn't appreciate the orchard. — Nadia Hashimi

If you wait to dance on the moon, you may never dance at all. — Nadia Hashimi

What he wanted to say was that two thousand years of peace could be undone in a month of war. — Nadia Hashimi

Ghafoor came from a modest family in a nearby village and had been given to the palace in exchange for a cow. — Nadia Hashimi

He did not live in fear of God because, he reasoned, a merciful God would not create us only to punish us for trivial earthly matters. — Nadia Hashimi

The hell with naseeb. Naseeb is what people blame for every thing they can't fix. — Nadia Hashimi

Some would call that lucky but lucky is relative — Nadia Hashimi

It's best not to depend on the gray haired. We're too close to God to rely on, — Nadia Hashimi

But times change. Everything changes. Birds fly away, one by one. — Nadia Hashimi

The elderly become invisible sooner than we would hope. — Nadia Hashimi

He believes that people have destroyed religion and religion has destroyed people. He says he believes in God, but he doesn't believe in people. — Nadia Hashimi

Al-Maliki is pushing my country to reach a turning point with deeply sectarian dimension. — Tariq Al-Hashimi

We all cross a hundred peaks to get even this far. And there will be more before we each make it to whatever God has fated for us. — Nadia Hashimi