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I've often observed that women can be the weakest link in women's rights. — Jean Sasson

wed. Kareem would find it difficult to outwit — Jean Sasson

When you harm a woman, you harm the whole world. — Jean Sasson

The world of men harbours a morbid condition of overfondness for themselves — Jean Sasson

Sadly, all of my wounds had been inflicted by men — Jean Sasson

Beware of those who look like rose, for even roses have thorns. — Jean Sasson

If nothing else, I have learned that aging has nothing to do with the accumulation of years. Aging is the inevitable defeat of parents by their young. — Jean Sasson

If you stand near a blacksmith, you will get covered in soot, but if you stand near a perfume seller, you will carry an aroma of scent with you. — Jean Sasson

I thought to myself, beware of those who look like a rose, for even roses have spikes. — Jean Sasson

as women overcome one obstacle, another appears — Jean Sasson

A wise man was once asked what was the most difficult truth in life to uncover. His reply was: 'to know thyself'. — Jean Sasson

If the Prophet could speak in this new age of modern amenities, I knew he would end such silly tradition. — Jean Sasson

Saudi Arabia, and began having children, Osama bin Laden completed his high school education at the Al-Thager — Jean Sasson

The man who marries a woman for her beauty will be deceived; he who marries a woman for good sense can truly say he is married. - Sultana — Jean Sasson

It was a known topic: The day of the virgin was leaving our land! Ali puckered — Jean Sasson

We must all work together to bring change to this earth. — Jean Sasson

I know from my short time in the kingdom that all Saudis worry over Saudi opinion. All Saudis I have met act more relaxed around Westerners. — Jean Sasson

Your tongue is your horse, and if you let it loose it will betray you. — Jean Sasson

Patience is the key to solutions. — Jean Sasson

I had no use for a husband under duress — Jean Sasson

When the normal is forbidden, people fall into the abnormal. — Jean Sasson

Happiness is realized only in the face of unhappiness — Jean Sasson

I came to dread what I might discover next in the cruel world of men — Jean Sasson

Only when we evolved as spirited stallions, with a strong will of our own, would we progress and leave the era of those primitives behind us. — Jean Sasson

when change is needed and strongly desired by citizens, change will come, one way or another. — Jean Sasson

The greatest of all riches is education — Jean Sasson

Like many a modern parent, I had no clear notion of how to help my most troubled child. — Jean Sasson

Our one certainty in life is death. — Jean P. Sasson

(All the grief she had suffered over her lifetime had moulded her face into a mask of eternal sadness) — Jean Sasson

understood that from this moment, the stepping-stones — Jean Sasson

Every straight line can be forced into a curve! — Jean Sasson

Only the men and the wind are completely free — Jean Sasson

A fly will never be able to enter a mouth which knows when to stay shut, — Jean Sasson

Surely the weakness of our monarchy in Saudi Arabia is bound up in our addiction to extravagance. I fear it will be our undoing. — Jean Sasson

I would be the master of my life, no matter what actions I would have to take or pain I would have to endure — Jean Sasson

born with a book in her mouth. — Jean Sasson

How true is it that humanity refuses compromise during prosperity, and reaches out for arbitration when weak. — Jean Sasson

Poverty can turn a person into a flaming torch for change and revolution, without which mankind would come to a standstill. — Jean Sasson

Then there are unreasonable men who complain that simply knowing a sensual female is in the building is too distracting for them to work productively. — Jean Sasson

Storytelling is power. A powerful book or movie can inform and inflame. — Jean Sasson