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Dying-quotes Quote by Iqra Ijaz

“when a seven years old girl comes to our car and knocks at the glass because she wants 10 rupees to buy a loaf of bread for her mother we don't give her because we are standing outside the McDonalds to spend thousands of rupee just to change the taste of our tongue. How miserable we are!!!” quote by Iqra Ijaz
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““when a seven years old girl comes to our car and knocks at the glass because she wants 10 rupees to buy a loaf of bread for her mother we don't give her because we are standing outside the McDonalds to spend thousands of rupee just to change the taste of our tongue. How miserable we are!!!””

Iqra Ijaz

About This Quote

Source Personal anecdote

A child asks for money for bread, but the narrator refuses, prioritizing trivial comforts over helping, highlighting moral neglect.

In simple terms: Neglecting others for selfish comfort.

Key Takeaway

Choose compassion over convenience.

Themes

morality poverty social responsibility human compassion every life

Mood

guilty reflective

Type

ethical social commentary

When to use this quote

  • community service
  • personal ethics
  • social awareness

Key Concepts

ethics social critique empathy

Questions to Reflect On

  • How can we balance personal comfort and helping others?
  • What small actions can aid those in need?
A Different Perspective

The anecdote may lack broader context.

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