Top 250 Munia Khan Quotes (2026 Update)
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201. “Nothing is perpetual in this world. Not even your everlasting soul!”

— Munia Khan

202. “Dust is the parent of a star!”

— Munia Khan

203. “Deceivers are the most hideous creatures in the world.”

— Munia Khan

204. “The amazing feeling of being alive beautifully conquers the fear of death.”

— Munia Khan

205. “Old soul cries through the tears of a newborn.”

— Munia Khan

206. “Most of the time things against nature are scarier than the scariest things of nature.”

— Munia Khan

207. “Nothing is dark when you embosom your own light within you.”

— Munia Khan

208. “Only the writers can change or fix the past by going back to edit old works.”

— Munia Khan

209. “Learn how to learn before you learn; then learn to love before you love.”

— Munia Khan

210. “We live in a world where a hut made of clay is more durable than brick buildings, because poverty doesn’t allow it to be reconstructed.”

— Munia Khan

211. “Love hurts because it holds hearts.”

— Munia Khan

212. “Even a heart of a kitten is reliable, if you know how to rely on.”

— Munia Khan

213. “Never depend on a road, depend on your strides.”

— Munia Khan

214. “Death has a life which kills everybody’s life.”

— Munia Khan

215. “The Sun can rise anytime in your dreams. And there night may fall anytime as well.”

— Munia Khan

216. “A mask-free new year seems to be a history, but there’s nothing wrong in dreaming about a maskless future.”

— Munia Khan

217. “Satan is never your well-wisher. Get the pleasure of making him annoyed on you by doing good deeds.”

— Munia Khan

218. “It is the honey which makes us cruel enough to ignore the death of a bee.”

— Munia Khan

219. “The amazing face of the motherly mammal of a seal near the oceanic shore has more honesty to offer to our world than the unreliable feature of a two-faced politician.”

— Munia Khan

220. “Love is like dust made of fine particles of solid matter- composed of many materials including dead skin cells of heart. A dust storm always blankets me and in the end the amount of plant pollen and animal fur tend to keep me safe.”

— Munia Khan

221. “Death is every mortal’s life to be alive!”

— Munia Khan

222. “If you are a finger, your honesty is the hand to make your existence worth living.”

— Munia Khan

223. “If an infant had the capacity to think hard about this world, it would have wanted to go back to its mother’s womb again.”

— Munia Khan

224. “I feel more human when I compare the cuteness of a lizard to a newborn child’s sweetness. Both are God’s creations filled with precious innocence.”

— Munia Khan

225. “Cyber void is so full of amazing emptiness that makes us feel fulfilled.”

— Munia Khan

226. “Life has its own light to reflect upon itself... sooner or later it tends to come back for the righteous people, even if it’s gone for a long time.”

— Munia Khan

227. “We Pisceans know how to swim without water.”

— Munia Khan

228. “Footsteps are the wonders of staying alive to move forward.”

— Munia Khan

229. “I want to be a guileless rook to discolor the blackness of all crafty human hearts.”

— Munia Khan

230. “Needless to say that need has no limit.”

— Munia Khan

231. “For a brokenhearted person memories are the vital parts of misery.”

— Munia Khan

232. “Written soul is called poetry.”

— Munia Khan

233. “Counting fingers doesn’t make us mathematicians.”

— Munia Khan

234. “Our outer face can hide several other faces that we have inside.”

— Munia Khan

235. “If you allow coldness to engulf you before winter, season is helpless to help you.”

— Munia Khan

236. “I think poetry without metaphor is like husband and wife living in separate bedrooms.”

— Munia Khan

237. “The land is always there... it is you who has to return.”

— Munia Khan

238. “Life is one big gym where we need to constantly workout to stay fit for this world. And indeed love here is the treadmill.”

— Munia Khan

239. “Happiness is the most magical thing in this world the amount of which remains the same, even after distributing it amongst innumerable unhappy people.”

— Munia Khan

240. “Weep hard as much as you need; but do not let your tears pursue the sorrow for the rest of your life.”

— Munia Khan

241. “Everyone writes with hand, but very few can write with heart.”

— Munia Khan

242. “Wrap your mind around my thoughts as I wrap my soul around your heart.”

— Munia Khan

243. “My love for you attains immortality whenever it is touched by the thought of death.”

— Munia Khan

244. “Painting a black thing white won’t make you stronger. Nothing false can ever last longer.”

— Munia Khan

245. “He belongs to a whorehouse, not in my heart.”

— Munia Khan

246. “Every past used to be a future once upon a time.”

— Munia Khan

247. “There is something immaculate about loneliness which only lonely people can understand.”

— Munia Khan

248. “Your love is not really love until you waste it, a kiss is never a kiss until you taste it...”

— Munia Khan

249. “If you try to be a sage, let your modesty subside your rage.”

— Munia Khan

250. “No living thing is ugly in this world. Even a tarantula considers itself beautiful.”

— Munia Khan