Sayyid Abul A'la Mawdudi

1. Kufr is a form of ignorance, rather it is ignorance pure and simple.

2. The basic human problems cannot be solved unless man himself is first completely understood.

3. A sound faith in Islam is the basic factor which requires its followers to obey the laws of its system.

4. Shyness (Haya) is the force which prevents man from indulging in indecency and obscenity.  

Shah Faisal

1.I consider education very important for the progress of my life.

Allama I. I. Kazi

1. I compress all the learning of my life into the words "Be true to your words".

2. When young generation of any nation engages itself in meandering matters shall be destroyed.

Mrs. Elsa Kazi

1. The good work the Neem tree does is an example which human beings should follow. 

Sayyid Qutub Shaheed

1. The one who fears to stand in front of Allah does not indulge in sin.

2. Corruption is an inevitable result of tyranny, and it affects the tyrant and his subjects alike. 

3. Facilitating evil and sin is the same as facilitating the way to affliction.

4. Faith is the elevating path through which upright human nature ascends to its ultimate perfection.

5. Faith is the characteristic by which the minute, transient human being attains closeness to the Absolute and Everlasting Originator of the universe and all that exists in it.

6. Man without faith is an ignoble creature having only trivial ambitions and petty concerns.

7. The Islamic method of character building links worship with faith.

8. Man is passionate self-lover. But he loves only what he imagines to be good for him.   

Major Aziz bhatti Shaheed

1. Do not call me back; I will shed the last drop of my blood in the defence of my dear homeland.

Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad

1. Teaching by tongue can be perspired but by good deed can stay stronger.

2. Slavery is worst even if it bears beautiful names.

3. Education imparted by heart can bring revolution in the society.

4. many people plant trees but few of them get fruit of it.

Khuwaja Hassan Nizami

1. The bitterest enemy of man is his nerves.