Quotes from Persian Girls

Nahid Rachlin ·  304 pages

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“أحيانًا أشعر بالتفاؤل ، وفي أحيان أخرى أشعر أنني واقفة خلف باب زجاجي سميك ، أطرق و أطرق ولا أحد يفتح”
― Nahid Rachlin, quote from Persian Girls


“غالباً ما أتمنى أن أحطم حياتي إلى أجزاء ثم أجمعها معاً بطريقة مختلفة. العودة إلى الوراء صعبة عندما يكون أمامك عدة خيارات”
― Nahid Rachlin, quote from Persian Girls


“نحن جزء من مقاصد الله المعقّدة التي تتجلّى بطرق لا نفهمها دائماً ~ مريم”
― Nahid Rachlin, quote from Persian Girls


“غالبًا ما اتمنى أن أحطم حياتي إلى أجزاء ثم أجمعها معًا بطريقة مختلفة ، العودة إلى الوراء صعبة عندما يكون أمامك عدة خيارات”
― Nahid Rachlin, quote from Persian Girls


“ ما إن يولد طفل في هذا العالم حتى يكتب أحد الملائكة قَدَرهُ على جبينه ”
― Nahid Rachlin, quote from Persian Girls



“أنتِ مخلوقة كاملة يا عزيزتي , خلقك الله فأحسن تصويرك . وقدرك أن تكوني طفلتي . ما إن يولد طفل في هذا العالم حتى يكتب أحد الملائكة قَدَره على جبينه "

قلت , " لا أرى أية كتابة على جبيني "
" إنها مكتوبة بنوع خاصّ من الحبر "
" هل يبقى ما يكتبه الملاك في مكانه إلى الأبد " ؟
" إذا تضّرع المرء إلى الله فقد يأمر أحياناً الملاك بتغيير الكتابة . لكن لا أحد يدعو الله لتغيير قدره . وأنا أريدك أن تبقي معي إلى الأبد”
― Nahid Rachlin, quote from Persian Girls


“الوطن هو الوطن على الرغم من كل مشاكله”
― Nahid Rachlin, quote from Persian Girls


“ها أنا أقف وجهاً لوجه مع رجل أحببته حباً جماً كل تلك المدة، رجل سكن قلبي طويلاً وتبيّن لي أنّه لا يختلف كثيراً عن الآخرين”
― Nahid Rachlin, quote from Persian Girls


“الوطن هو الوطن، على الرغم من كل مشاكله.”
― Nahid Rachlin, quote from Persian Girls


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