Beautiful Quotes About Mothers
- The happiest hours of a woman’s life are when she realizes her eternal femininity and her beloved motherhood, especially at the moment of giving birth.
- The most beautiful of all women is the one who has endured struggles and sleepless nights, giving without expecting anything in return—my mother.
- If I were to tell the story of my life in brief, I would say that I am nothing without my mother.
- A kiss from my mother turned me into a global icon.
- My mother always feared for me from the world, and now I fear the world without her.
- There is nothing more comforting than beginning my morning with a cup of coffee bearing the essence of my mother and the sound of her voice.
- If we stripped a woman of all her virtues, she would still take pride in embodying the honor of motherhood.
- Only a mother’s heart can play the softest melodies and the sweetest tunes.
- Everyone knows the mother who illuminated their path, while the rest remains a mysterious secret— the secret of love.
- Everything that fathers do cannot compare to a single emotion from a mother.
- A mother’s emotions are unique and unmatched; no heart can rival that of a mother, regardless of how many words are written about her.
- Every time I think of my mother’s struggles, her sadness breaks me, and her fears exhaust me. I wish for nothing to harm her—not even a breeze. I always entrust her to God, for He is the best guardian.
- Life is my mother; suffocating is the distance from her; the tears shed are out of longing for her; all conversations return to her; and being far from my mother’s embrace is equivalent to distaste in life.
- A mother is the first to give life and the first to feel when something important within her has extinguished completely.
- The only place where I can lay my head and sleep peacefully is in my mother’s embrace.
- Nothing in this world is sweeter than the heart of a devoted mother.
- Half of happiness is having a mother, and the other half is her prayers, as she is the safest refuge.
- Three precious privileges I never want to lose: my mother, my mother, and my mother.
Messages to My Mother
- My beloved mother, words fail to describe my love for you. No matter how much I write or speak, I will never find the words to express your love and the sacrifices you have made for me.
- Dear mother, I have grown up in your care, and I found shelter in the warmth of your heart. I have quenched my thirst from your generosity. I love you dearly.
- My cherished mother, I cannot find words that capture your beauty or expressions that do justice to your grace. There is no one who can take your place. I love you endlessly.
- To the one under whose feet lies paradise, forgive me if I ever fall short. I love you, mother, and I cannot envision my life without you.
- To the woman who bore me, who endured hardships for my comfort, who starved to feed me, and who sacrificed her sleep for my rest—I love you.
- Mother, you are the dearest person to my heart. You carried, nurtured, and educated me. You have my utmost respect and love.
- When I bend to kiss your hands and shed tears of vulnerability on your chest, seeking your approving gaze, it is then I truly feel my manhood is complete.
Wisdom and Sayings About a Mother’s Love
- Honor your mother and please her, for disobedience towards her is a form of arrogance.
- The heart of a mother is one of the finest wonders of God’s creation.
- You may forget everything, but not what you learned from your mother.
- A righteous woman is like a mother, sister, and friend all in one.
- Is this place called paradise because I see a mother there?
- If the world were in one balance and my mother in another, I would choose my mother.
- You are the school that shaped, nurtured, and bore the weight of my burdens with your flowing kindness.
- A mother shines in the universe; she is a divine miracle, representing the most sacred meanings of humanity and the greatest gifts of life.
- There is no joy in this world that can compare to a mother’s happiness when her child succeeds.
- The wilted spirit only needs one glance from a mother’s face to feel rejuvenated.
- The mother for a child is a trustworthy reference point.
- A mother’s love never ages.
- A mother embodies everything in this life: comfort in sadness, hope in despair, and strength in weakness.
- A mother’s heart is sometimes made of gold and sometimes of wax.
- Motherhood is the purest symbol of a woman’s success in the world of survival and existence.
- The lullaby sung by a mother in the cradle echoes even until the grave.
- In this world, nothing is better than a mother compared to a wife.
- Do not share your sorrows with your mother; she will feel sadder than you.
- My mother is like a sacred verse, delicate yet profound.
- I may not need anyone, but I will always need my mother.
- The more you make your mother happy, the more life will treat you well.
- I will not just call you “mother”; I will name you everything.
Proverbs About Mothers
- Motherhood is the greatest gift that God has bestowed upon women.
- A mother loves unconditionally and knows only how to love.
- A mother’s eye is the source of her child’s inspiration.
- A mother’s heart is like the moon, and her thoughts are like stars.
- A mother loves with all her heart.
- A mother’s heart is the first school for a child.
- Above the sky is paradise, and below it is my mother.
- Amidst the lines of joy, I find my mother.
- Happiness is my mother, and sadness is her absence.
- My mother is the one who made me who I am.
- Without a mother, there can be no nation; mothers are the essence of societies.
- I will love the entire world when my mother loves me.
- Even if the entire world becomes small, a mother remains grand.
- A mother is enough as a friend, companion, and beloved.
Poetry About Mothers
- As Nizar Qabbani wrote:
Good morning, my beautiful one…
Good morning, my sweet ancient one…
Two years have passed, my mother,
Since the boy who set sail
On his mythical journey.
He tucked away in his bag
The green mornings of his homeland,
And its stars, rivers, and every red flower.
He also hid in his clothes
Cloth-like mint and thyme,
And a Damascene violet…
Alone am I…
- As Mahmoud Darwish expressed:
In my mother’s house, my image gazes at me,
And always asks:
Are you, my guest, me?
Were you, in your twenties,
Without glasses,
And without bags?
A hole in the wall was sufficient
To teach you the stars’ passion
For staring at the eternal…
[What is eternity? I asked myself]
And my guest… Are you me as we were?
Who among us has shed his features?
Do you remember the horse’s hoofprint on your forehead,
Or did you hide the wound with makeup to look
Handsome in the camera?
Are you me? Do you remember your holey heart
With an old flute and the phoenix’s feather?
Or did you change your heart when you changed your path?
I said: O this, I am you
But I jumped over the wall to see
What would happen if the unseen saw me pick
The violet from its hanging gardens, respectfully…
Perhaps he would greet me and say:
Return safe…
And I leaped over this wall to witness
What cannot be seen
And to measure the depth of the abyss…