"Curfewed Night" Quotes
A deeply personal and haunting memoir that explores the author's experiences growing up during the Kashmir conflict.
nonfiction | 256 pages | Published in 2008
Quotes
In Kashmir, freedom is not an abstract notion. It is a daily fight, a fight for dignity, for a better life, for a tomorrow.
It is easy to die in Kashmir, but difficult to live.
In our village, the dead were not just names on a list, or numbers. They were our friends, brothers, sisters, sons, and daughters.
There is no escape from the memories of war. They visit us, like the darkness of the night.
The curfewed night is long, but the morning will come.
In Kashmir, even the silence speaks volumes.
Love and resistance were the only weapons left to fight an occupation.
In the valley, the ghosts of the past walk with us, whispering stories of pain and resilience.
The world may have forgotten us, but we will not forget our struggle for freedom.
The scars of conflict run deep, etched in the hearts and minds of an entire generation.
