Inspiring Quotes on Injustice
- “Karma eventually comes around for oppressors.”
- “Oppression is one of the fastest sins to incur divine retribution.”
- “A life founded on injustice is not sustainable.”
- “The true tragedy lies not in the wrongdoing of the wicked but in the silence of the righteous.”
- “Those who oppress themselves are even more unjust to others.”
- “Throughout history, many have misguidedly believed they could challenge the very forces of nature, ultimately leading to their downfall, proving their folly and poor choices.”
- “What a poor provision for the afterlife is the tyranny inflicted upon the oppressed.”
- “In our current times, everyone prays for justice while being complicit in their own circles of oppression, causing a greater tide of injustice to engulf the world.”
- “Beware of the oppression of people and of those who are subjugated, as the dawn calls upon the prayers of the oppressed.”
- “O oppressor who wrongs the powerless, do not be deceived by the grace of time; tomorrow you will face your destiny, and justice shall prevail.”
- “Oppression is an inherent trait; without evil, no one would sing praises.” }
- “Do not rush to harm others, for injustice begets a dire consequence.”
- “Do not perpetrate injustice when in a position of power, for it leads to regret; while you sleep, the oppressed remain awake, invoking divine retribution, and the eye of God never slumbers.”
- “How many have dug their own graves through oppression?”
- “Avoid injustice or supporting it, for it brings ruin and demise, causing blood to be shed in vain.”
- “O oppressor, whom fate has dealt with heavily, never think yourself safe; the arrows of the oppressed will seek justice against you.”
- “I have granted my oppressor the gift of my patience, and for that, I am grateful, for their ignorance has taught me resilience.”
- “We oppose oppression not out of fear of committing it ourselves, but out of fear of suffering from it.”
- “The greatest injustice is that the oppressor faces no consequence for their actions.”
- “O God, empower me against my oppressors so that I may turn my forgiveness into gratitude for my strength.”
- “One who thrives by denying others the light only sinks deeper into the shadows of their own making.”
- “Injustice transforms the oppressed into heroes, while the perpetrator trembles in the face of their own wrongdoing despite ever portraying an image of pride.”
Thoughts on Injustice
- “When I witness injustice in the world, I comfort myself with the thought that there is a hell awaiting such oppressors.”
- “Injustice heralds the destruction of societies.”
- “The reluctance to pursue fairness can lead individuals to engage in the worst kinds of oppression.”
- “If it is unjust to reject what you see as right, it is equally irrational to accept what you know to be wrong.”
- “Thank God there is no barrier between Him and the prayer of the oppressed, who finds solace when justice is served even against those closest to them.”
- “When those closest to us become our oppressors, their betrayal cuts deeper than that from a stranger, lodging itself like a poisoned arrow in our hearts.”
Proverbs on Injustice
- “Accompanied by justice, you can traverse the world, but with oppression, you can’t even cross the threshold of your own home.”
- “Justice is often less costly than injustice, and peace is more affordable than war.”
- “Responsibilities may endure amid disbelief, but they cannot survive oppression.”
- “Partial justice can be more damaging than outright injustice.”
- “Never allow yourself to feel psychologically downcast; always remember that you possess strength, for your cause is just, and injustice cannot last.”
- “Disbelief is its own form of oppression.”
- “Those who endure suffering without rebelling against injustice become allies of falsehood against the truth.”
- “Injustice may not stem from the judge but rather from the law itself.”
- “I can forgive humanity for almost anything except for oppression, denial, and the absence of humanity.”
- “Despite all the injustice I have faced, I have chosen to respond to mistreatment with forgiveness.”
- “After a quarter-century as a physician, I have come to recognize injustice as a notable factor in human mortality.”
- “They thought that the free world would rebel against injustice, unaware that the global conscience had fallen silent.”
- “Injustice is never trivial, and youth is never naive.”
- “The loss of freedom diminishes equality, which in turn erodes justice, ultimately allowing injustice to take corporeal form.”
- “When injustice strikes, there is no escape but to confront it if you wish to remain human.”
- “Waiting for support that never arrives is the essence of injustice as it reflects upon oneself.”
- “An oppressor may change their ways, and a just person may falter; they are simply actions and not defined by a person.”
- “Injustice and vengeance form an unbreakable cycle of evil.”
- “Between apparent injustice and hidden justice lies a fine line visible only to the discerning heart.”
- “Does injustice please you, grandmother? No, dear. Why remain silent about it? Who knows, perhaps the disappointment in people’s complacency towards the oppressor fuels that silence.”
- “Some hearts are destined to give love yet receive only injustice and exile.”
- “Injustice deprives both the oppressor and the oppressed of their freedom.”
- “A person may, at some point, come to believe that the source of injustice resides not externally but within themselves.”
Poetic Verses on Injustice
Among them:
- The poet An-Nabigha Al-Jadi recalls some lines about oppression, stating:
“Injustice only befalls its own kind”
::: “And people are akin to trees”
“You see the branch in the vigor of youth”
::: “Swaying amidst vibrant greens”
“Time passes, life twists”
::: “Only to return to yellow, breaking.”
- Among the sayings of Al-Mutanabbi about injustice are:
“Injustice is a trait of souls; if you find”
::: “A person possessing integrity, then it is for a reason they do not oppress.”
“And the most unjust of the oppressors are those who harbor envy”
::: “Against the one who thrives in their blessings.”
- Abu Al-Ala also mentions some lines about injustice, clarifying:
“The tyrant resembles another tyrant”
::: “And between them, the fortunate find solace.”
“And nothing is easier than embracing darkness”
::: “When you wander through the shadows.”
“Injustice may allow the oppressor to be patient”
::: “But its wrath eventually lies within the oppressor.”
- The poet Adnan Mardam Bek commented on oppression, stating:
“It is not the hardship from blood being spilled”
::: “Flowing forth like unending rain”
“Indeed, the severity lies in the degradation of dignity”
::: “Or the violation of moral laws.”
- The poet Khalil Gibran speaks about oppression:
“Injustice is akin to an affliction between tribes”
::: “Enforced through the judgment of armies and slaves.”
“The fury of neighbors is more fierce nowadays”
::: “Than what was previously endured through the abduction of kin.”
- The poet Ibn Abi Husain expresses some poetic lines on injustice, stating:
“Injustice does not further righteousness”
::: “And people face the consequences of their beliefs.”