Top 50 Mouloud Benzadi Quotes (2024 Update)

1. “Who said the British empire was gone?! When I travel around the world and see and hear the English language everywhere, I know that the empire on which the sun never sets, is still alive. It never died. It continued to exist, but in a different shape, its language, English, which has become the global language.”

— Mouloud Benzadi

2. “I wish I could travel back in time, not to feel younger or change the course of history and bring us back together, but to re-live every precious moment we had, over and over.”

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3. “The absolute truth is the biggest myth in human history.”

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4. “London on a gloomy and rainy day is still better than Paris on a bright and sunny day.”

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5. “Relationships break down not because of a partner’s fling and unfaithfulness, but rather because of the other partner’s overreaction and stubbornness.”

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6. “Humans without humanity, trouble in the World for eternity.”

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7. “A father’s feelings are sometimes unspoken, his fears and tears can be hidden, but his love is deeper than the ocean.”

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8. “The saddest thing in life is to see people suffer from hunger and POVERTY in a world of PLENTY.”

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9. “Humans without humanity, A world of dread and fear for eternity.”

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10. “Literary Awards offer no guarantee that the fame they create will last. Today, not many readers know the authors who won the Nobel prize in literature in the thirties, forties, fifties or even nineties. But, who doesn’t know William Shakespeare, Charles Dickens, Victor Hugo or Jean-Paul Sartre who stood the test of time without winning a prestigious prize?”

— Mouloud Benzadi

11. “If you really love someone and want to build a successful relationship with them, be open with each other, be real to each other and give each other plenty of space, time apart and freedom.”

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12. “The world you live in is imperfect. The weather is unsettled, the mood is changeable, relationships are unstable, jobs are insecure, the future is uncertain, and sometimes nothing seems to go your way. But life will always go on.”

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13. “The greatest gift of life is love, but not many people seem to feel it or even understand the meaning of it.”

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14. “Work can sometimes be very tricky. It gives with one hand and takes away with the other. It gives you money and takes away your time. It offers you wealth and steals your happiness.”

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15. “Embrace spontaneity, never be afraid to try new things or discover new paths. Don’t let over-planning and routine poison your life.”

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16. “Books, including those written by famous authors, may sit unread on forgotten shelves, attracting dust rather than readers’ attention.”

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17. “When you learn a language, you don’t just learn to speak and write a new language. You also learn to be open-minded, liberal, tolerant, kind and considerate towards all mankind.”

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18. “How can you expect humans to be fair, if life itself is unfair!”

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19. “The hardest thing in life is to find yourself with someone, so close to you yet so far.”

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20. “War doesn’t only kill humans; it also kills love, trust and relations!”

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21. “Solo hay un camino a la felicidad: contentarse con le que posee.”

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22. “Jangan pernah takut untuk menjadi apa yang kamu inginkan... Orang tidak harus menyukaimu, tetapi mereka harus menghormatimu.”

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23. “Relationships never truly die. Though they may come to an end, their spirit lingers on, eternally engraved in the realm of our treasured memories.”

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24. “One of the disadvantages of literary awards is the fact that authors are writing to please a book award committee, rather than to spread the message of love, tolerance, peace, and serve humanity.”

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25. “In your life, things can either fall in place or fall apart, and it all depends on you being positive and constructive or negative and destructive.”

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26. “It seems ironic that while they continue their pleas for privacy, Prince Harry ‘breaches’ Royal Family’s privacy in his Bombshell memoir. That can undermine his own future right to privacy.”

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27. “I sometimes think that we, human beings, are so stupid. We are too busy fighting each other, killing each other, looking at each other as enemies, to realise that the real enemy we should all be fighting is the absolute truth that has spread division and hatred between us.”

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28. “If you can’t change it, learn to live with it.”

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29. “Living without you is like living in a cloudy winter. It’s so gloomy, cold and bitter.”

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30. “Being quiet doesn’t necessarily mean being blind.”

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31. “Fundamentalism manifests itself in different shapes and colors. ‘The Absolute Truth’ and ‘the Only Way’ beliefs, which have always caused hatred, bloodshed and divided our world, are among them.”

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32. “Angelina told Ahmed that there came a time when her grandmother began to call on God to end her life, as she could no longer cope with her pain. She strongly believed that God listens to people’s words and hearts. Her prayers, however, remained unanswered. Instead of death, she only received more pain and depression.”

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33. “Racists are snakes. Their minds are closed but their mouths are wide open, full of venom, ready to sting and destroy people around them.”

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34. “One of the signs of insanity is the belief that life after death matters more than life on Earth!”

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35. “You can dream of anything you like, whenever you like, and as much as you like. But when you do, always remember that some dreams will never come true! Perfection is one of them!”

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36. “Extremism manifests itself in different shapes and colors. ‘The Absolute Truth’ and ‘the Only Way’ beliefs are among them.”

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37. “Nightmares are there for a purpose, just like anything in life. Nightmares are there to remind us that life is not always sweet dreams. Life can also be full of frightening and unpleasant experiences, and we should always be aware of this reality and accept it.”

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38. “Nature appears to take pleasure in playing games with humans, overwhelming them with torrential rains one year, only to subject them to scorching heatwaves the next!”

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39. “Kill extremists and more extremists will appear. Kill Extremist Ideology and extremism will disappear.”

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40. “Courage is summed up in four words: face danger without fear.”

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41. “All paths lead to Heaven, follow your own path and leave the others in peace.”

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42. “When I hear them say “God answers all prayers”, I can’t help wondering, “Why can’t prayers save the 10 million people who die from cancer every year?”

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43. “Victor Hugo continues to be popular today not because of his multivolume works, which people may never have time or patience to read, but rather because of his unique experiences, his political activities and his immense influence on French history.”

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44. “Literary prizes have always sparked controversy. Their validity has always been questioned as the criteria to determine books merits are subjective.”

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45. “They say, “God answers all prayers”, and I say, “Can any prayer ever, save the 10 million people who die from cancer every year?”

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46. “If humans believe in love the way they believe in rival faiths, there will be peace on earth.”

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47. “History teaches us that Literary Book Awards have always been the quickest and easiest way to achieve global fame. They have helped countless authors to shoot to stardom. But this fame usually fades away after their death, unlike William Shakespeare, Jane Austen or Charles Dickens who never won any awards, yet they continue to be read, quoted and remembered as the greatest writers of all time.”

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48. “It broke her heart that the boy she loved was taken so tragically and so unexpectedly. She never got to say goodbye. She wished she could sit with him, talk to him, and hear his voice one last time. She would sacrifice anything to hug him and kiss him once more. The moment she lost Robert in that fateful accident, it was as if she had lost her reason for living, and she felt her life begin to race tragically towards its inevitable end.”

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49. “Be kind to all mankind.”

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50. “With all its ethnic and cultural diversity, there’s nowhere else like London for tolerance, compassion and humanity.”

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