Quotes from When Strangers meet..

Hari Kumar K ·  216 pages

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“Dying is not a solution.. I want to live with You..!”
― Hari Kumar K, quote from When Strangers meet..


“If Allah has willed it that way... He must have better plans for you child...”
― Hari Kumar K, quote from When Strangers meet..


“Ansar is an Arabic term that means helpers or supporters. They were the citizens of Medina who helped Prophet Mohammed upon His arrival to the Holy city. While 'Hussain' is a derivation of 'Hassan' that means 'GOOD' (I also owe this one to Khaled Hosseini).
That's how my favorite character in my debut novel 'When Strangers meet..' gets his name... HUSSAIN ANSARI, because he is the one who helps Jai realize the truth in the story and inspires his son, Arshad, to have FAITH in Allah.”
― Hari Kumar K, quote from When Strangers meet..


“Do you know which is the greatest epic till date?”
― Hari Kumar K, quote from When Strangers meet..


“I can very well understand your frustration, but you must stick to your dreams. Try Harder!”
― Hari Kumar K, quote from When Strangers meet..



About the author

Hari Kumar K
Born place: in Cochin, India
Born date January 3, 1989
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