Maulana Wahiduddin Khan's blog

When one is silent, one’s focus becomes oneself rather than extraneous matters. One eschews superficiality and engages with deeper realities.

Perseverance is a virtue which can be practised at all times, even by one who is crippled by a disease, and even by one who had failed to get a degree from a university.

For life as a whole, disparateness is actually a great blessing: the good points of one man may compensate for the shortcomings of another.

“When one’s ego is hurt,” says a contemporary psychologist, “it turns into super-ego, and the result is breakdown.”