Top 150 Hafsah Faizal Quotes (2025 Update)

1. “Knowledge without action is vanity, but action without knowledge is insanity.”

— Hafsah Faizal

2. “I am falling in love with you, and I don’t know how to stop.”

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3. “What are you? To define is to limit.”

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4. “Why?” she asked in a broken voice. “Why is everyone so eager to leave me?”

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5. “Darkness is my destiny.”

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6. “What was the point of a throne and a crown and the power it wrought, if he was powerless?”

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7. “There is a certain beauty in chaos, magnificence in the uncontrollable.”

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8. “If he’s the darkness, then you’re his moon, and the moon wasn’t made to be caged.”

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9. “An empty life is a fate worse than death.”

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10. “Be as victorious as the name I have given you, and bring the desert to its knees.”

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11. “He was a mess of scars like the sky was a mess of stars.”

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12. “Death is the one thing certain in human life. Why does it still come as a surprise when it happens?”

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13. “A life without purpose may be no life, but a life without love is nothing but an existence.”

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14. “My girl will wield weapons, and she will wield them well, for it takes a special kind of courage to hold power and know when not to use it.”

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15. “I just think that once you’re bound to another, you change. That for the happiness of the one you love, and for your own, you change without knowing it.”

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16. “There was nothing more respectable and dangerous than a woman of confidence.”

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17. “My mother once said that just as our eyes tailor to the darkness, so do our souls.”

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18. “Do you ever wonder why women focus so much on me?” “Maybe because you resemble a lost, rabid dog,” the dark-haired one suggested in perfect seriousness.”

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19. “Knowing you can lose something is what makes it more precious.”

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20. “The brush of lips against the back of her neck.”

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21. “No one truly measured a mother’s touch until they could no longer feel it. No one missed a mother’s love until the well was depleted.”

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22. “A thousand leagues and a thousand sands. For you, a thousand times I would defy the sun.”

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23. “There was a kind of sand, rare in the desert, that appeared as harmless as normal sand until it sank beneath one’s feet, swallowing the unsuspecting, worsening the longer they did the opposite. That was how grief was. The longer one wallowed, the more it hungered.”

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24. “I thought I’d lost you both. Don’t do that again,” she whispered. “I like the sound of your heart.”

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25. “To my mother, for shaping my heart, and my father, for hardening it to steel.”

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26. “My bride. My queen. My fair gazelle,” he said in the barest shred of a whisper. “Cannot all three be one and the same?”

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27. “They say the soul cannot rest until it finds its match. Then it ignites.”

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28. “If only you knew what it was like to feel the weight of your gaze,” he said, half to himself.”

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29. “Heart of my heart. Moon of my soul.”

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30. “You’ll have me. No matter how thick the night, I will always be there to light your way.”

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31. “You are the compass in the storm, the guide in the dark. You will always find your way.”

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32. “We hunt the flame, the light in the darkness, the good this world deserves.”

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33. “To live was to swear the oath of death. A cup from which every soul was destined to drink. So why, then, did it feel like she had been cheated? As if she had gambled away something precious?”

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34. “A flower. White and whiskered in a fringe of ice. Silken petals held together in a loose grip.”

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35. “We’re a zumra. We hunted the flame together, found the light in the darkness, but we were far from done, laa? Now we unleash it. We free the stars, shatter the darkness holding us captive, and return the world to the splendor it once was.”

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36. “That was life, wasn’t it? A collection of moments, a menagerie of people. Everyone stranded everywhere, always.”

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37. “Emotions don’t define us. It’s what you do with them that’s important.”

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38. “Tears aren’t a measure of heart. We grieve in different ways.”

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39. “The first step to getting anywhere is believing you can.”

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40. “He knew of a person who would take her to the ends of the world, if only she would ask. He would take the stars from the sky and fashion them into a crown, if only she would have it.”

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41. “If you want me obedient, prince, kill me and carry my corpse.”

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42. “Together, we will raise the dunes from the earth, and rain death from the sky. Together, we are capable of anything.”

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43. “Remain in the shadows and serve the light.”

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44. “What did it mean when a monster became human?”

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45. “He didn’t live. He existed. And no one understood the difference between the two until they ceased to live.”

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46. “Love is for children, said the girl. Death is for fools, said the shadow. Darkness is my destiny, said the boy. Allegiance is my undoing, said the eagle. Suffering is our fate, said the beauty. And they were all horribly wrong.”

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47. “You do it for them. For them to love you.” She opened her mouth to protest, but he cut her off. “We’re so quick to dismiss the sentiment as weak, but hearts beat for love, don’t they? A life without purpose may be no life, but a life without love is nothing but an existence.”

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48. “Malevolence spilled from the woman like morning mist.”

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49. “Hope, he had learned, arrived swiftly, seeking to bloom in the darkest of places and in the most harrowing of times.”

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50. “They suffered alone. Quiet and brave. It was easy to believe that anyone who did not speak of suffering did not suffer.”

— Hafsah Faizal