Saqi Books

  • Talia Garzahas quoted2 years ago
    The ultimate goal of the Sufi is to become one with the invisible, that is, the absolute
  • b9000542659has quoted2 years ago
    would have been easier than for them to come to an agreement to bring
  • b9000542659has quoted2 years ago
    influence of immigrants who had come in large numbers from the Muslim areas of the empire. The second half of the 16th century was a period of rapid expansion
  • .has quoted2 years ago
    Cooking is the talent of knowing what goes with what, of using poetic imagination to achieve smell and taste, and of creating sensuous meaning out of primitive form.
  • .has quoted2 years ago
    Cooking is the poetry of the senses when they are combined in the hand, an edible poem which cannot tolerate mistakes in the balance of the ingredients.
  • .has quoted2 years ago
    And he says: ‘The free man is he who chooses his exile

    for some reason or other’

    I am free so

    I’ll walk on, then the way will become clear.
  • .has quoted2 years ago
    Exile? The visitor longs for it, because it is like being a bird flying happily around with nobody asking it: ‘What’s your name? What do you want?’
  • .has quoted2 years ago
    Pretending to be neutral, in a poem or a novel, is the only forgivable crime against morality.
  • .has quoted2 years ago
    I said: ‘No! Things might have been

    different if they had turned to look at their shadows embracing

    and sweating and falling on the pavement

    like autumn leaves.’
  • .has quoted2 years ago
    Beirut is deprived of the chance to forget her wounds or remember her tomorrow, which has been abandoned to the throw of a dice in a game of backgammon played without rules, like the experimentation of postmodernist poets in her empty cafés.
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