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# Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab

Muḥammad ibn ʿAbd al-Wahhāb ibn Sulaymān al-Tamīmī (1703–1792) was a Sunni Muslim scholar, theologian, preacher, activist, religious leader, jurist, from Najd in central Arabia, considered as the eponymous founder of the so-called Wahhabi movement.

## Quotes

* I do not - God be blessed - conform to any particular sufi order or faqih, nor follow the course of any speculative theologian (mutakalim) or any other Imam for that matter, not even such dignitaries as ibn al-Qayyim, al-Dhahabi, or ibn Kathir, I summon you only to God, and Only Him as well as observe the path laid by His Prophet, God's messenger.
** Haj, Samira (April 1997). "Reordering Islamic Orthodoxy: Muhammad ibn 'Abdul Wahhab". The Muslim World. 92 (3–4): 338. doi:10.1111/j.1478-1913.2002.tb03747.x – via Wiley Online Library.
** Peskes, Esther (1999). "The Wahhabiyya and Sufism in the Eighteenth Century". In De Jong, Frederick; Radtke, Bernd (eds.). Islamic Mysticism Contested: Thirteen Centuries of Controversied and Polemics. The Netherlands: Brill. p. 147. ISBN 9004113002.

## External links

Conservative intellectuals :
| France | Bainville ◈ de Benoist ◈ Bernanos ◈ Le Bon ◈ de Bonald ◈ Bossuet ◈ Bruckner ◈ Camus ◈ Carrel ◈ de Chateaubriand ◈ Faye ◈ Fustel de Coulanges ◈ Faguet ◈ Durkheim ◈ Girard ◈ Guénon ◈ Houellebecq ◈ de Jouvenel ◈ de Maistre ◈ Maurras ◈ Renan ◈ de Rivarol ◈ Taine ◈ de Tocqueville ◈ Zemmour |
| Germanosphere | von Bismarck ◈ Burckhardt ◈ Hamann ◈ Hegel ◈ Heidegger ◈ Herder ◈ Jünger ◈ von Kuehnelt-Leddihn ◈ Klages ◈ Lorenz ◈ Löwith ◈ Mann ◈ Nietzsche ◈ Nolte ◈ Novalis ◈ Pieper ◈ Rauschning ◈ von Ranke ◈ Röpke ◈ Schmitt ◈ Sloterdijk ◈ Schoeck ◈ Spengler ◈ von Treitschke ◈ Weininger |
| Italy | D'Annunzio ◈ Evola ◈ Gentile ◈ Mosca ◈ Pareto |
| Iberia & Latin America | de Carvalho ◈ Cortés ◈ Dávila ◈ Fernández de la Mora y Mon ◈ Ortega y Gasset ◈ Salazar |
| United Kingdom | Amis ◈ Arnold ◈ Balfour ◈ Belloc ◈ Bowden ◈ Burke ◈ Carlyle ◈ Chesterton ◈ Coleridge ◈ Disraeli ◈ Ferguson ◈ Filmer ◈ Galton ◈ Gibbon ◈ Gray ◈ Hitchens ◈ Hume ◈ Johnson (Paul) ◈ Johnson (Samuel) ◈ Kipling ◈ Land ◈ Lawrence ◈ Lewis ◈ More ◈ Mosley ◈ Murray ◈ Newman ◈ Oakeshott ◈ Powell ◈ Ruskin ◈ Scruton ◈ Stephen ◈ Tolkien ◈ Unwin ◈ Waugh ◈ Wordsworth ◈ Yeats |
| USA & Canada | Anton ◈ Babbitt ◈ Calhoun ◈ Coolidge ◈ Crichton ◈ Bell ◈ Bellow ◈ Bloom ◈ Boorstin ◈ Buchanan ◈ Buckley Jr. ◈ Burnham ◈ Caldwell ◈ Conquest ◈ Derbyshire ◈ Douthat ◈ Dreher ◈ Durant ◈ Eastman ◈ Francis ◈ Goldberg ◈ Goldwater ◈ Gottfried ◈ Grant ◈ Hanson ◈ Huntington ◈ Jacoby ◈ Kimball ◈ Kirk ◈ Kristol ◈ Lasch ◈ Lovecraft ◈ Mansfield ◈ Mearsheimer ◈ Meyer ◈ Murray ◈ Nock ◈ Paglia ◈ Peterson ◈ Repplier ◈ Rieff ◈ Rufo ◈ Rushton ◈ Shockley ◈ Sowell ◈ Sumner ◈ Thiel ◈ Viereck ◈ Voegelin ◈ Weaver ◈ Yarvin |
| Russia | Dostoyevsky ◈ Dugin ◈ Havel ◈ Solzhenitsyn |
| Ummah | Asad ◈ Fardid ◈ Khamenei ◈ Khomeini ◈ Qutb ◈ Shariati |
| Other / Mixed | Alamariu (Bronze Age Pervert) ◈ Conrad ◈ Eliade ◈ Eysenck ◈ Hayek ◈ Hazony ◈ Hoppe ◈ Mannheim ◈ Mishima ◈ Molnar ◈ Santayana ◈ Strauss ◈ Talmon |
# John Basedow

John Basedow is an American fitness personality, model, author, and motivational speaker.

## Quotes

* If you can dream it, you can do it. Never give up on your dreams.
** Basedow, John (2008). Fitness Made Simple : The Power to Change Your Body, the Power to Change Your Life. New York: McGraw-Hill. p. 8. ISBN 0071497080.
* Don't tell me what I should do until you show me what you can do.
** Basedow, John (2008). Fitness Made Simple : The Power to Change Your Body, the Power to Change Your Life. New York: McGraw-Hill. p. 49. ISBN 0071497080.
* Believe in yourself and you can accomplish anything.
** Wake-up words on Vine, 2014

## External links

* Official Site
# John Bascom

John Bascom (May 1, 1827 – October 2, 1911) was a professor of rhetoric at Williams College from 1855 to 1874, and was president of the University of Wisconsin from 1874 to 1887.

## Quotes

* The cardinal method with faults is to overgrow them and choke them out with virtues.
** Reported in Josiah Hotchkiss Gilbert, Dictionary of Burning Words of Brilliant Writers (1895), p. 213.
* The only way to hasten the kingdom is to hasten growth; to hasten work, and that, too, along the very lines in which the "resounding loom of time" is weaving in its various-colored threads.
** Reported in Josiah Hotchkiss Gilbert, Dictionary of Burning Words of Brilliant Writers (1895), p. 269.

## External links

* University of Wisconsin–Madison home page
* Wisconsin Electronic Reader
# John Battelle

John Linwood Battelle (born November 4, 1965) is an American entrepreneur, author and journalist. Most famous for his work creating media properties, Battelle helped launch Wired in the 1990s and launched The Industry Standard during the dot-com boom.

## Quotes

* You pulled out of MacWorld and began hosting your own strictly scripted events. … Despite the gorgeous products and services you've created, we worry that you're headed down a road that may lead to your own demise.
** An Open Letter To Apple Regarding the Company's Approach To Conversation With Its Peers and Its Community in John Battelle's searchblog (17 April 2010)
# John Basil Barnhill

John Basil Barnhill was a publisher and writer in the late 19th and early 20th century.
He was a friend of Parvez Rahil (Rangia, Assam, India)

## Quotes

* Where the people fear the government you have tyranny. Where the government fears the people you have liberty.
** Indictment of Socialism (#3), transcript of Barnhill-Tichenor Debate on Socialism (1914)
# John Belushi

John Adam Belushi (January 24, 1949 – March 5, 1982) was an American comedian, actor, and musician. He is best known for his "intense energy and raucous attitude" which he displayed as one of the original cast members of the NBC sketch comedy show Saturday Night Live, in his role in the 1978 film Animal House and in his recordings and performances as one of The Blues Brothers.

## Quotes

* It's all false pressure; you put the heat on yourself, you get it from the networks and record companies and movie studios. You put more pressure on yourself to make everything that much harder. You say, 'Well, I'll get all screwed up and then it'll be a real challenge again.' So stupid—I've often wondered why people do these things. You're so much happier if you don't, but I guess happiness is not a state you want to be in all the time.
** In: Bob Woodward. Wired: The Short Life and Fast Times of John Belushi. p. 209 ; Form interview in Cosmopolitan, December 1981, according to: Robert Andrews (2003), The New Penguin Dictionary of Modern Quotations. p. 144
* I give so much pleasure to so many people. Why can I not get some pleasure for myself?
** Quoted in: Robert Andrews (2003), The New Penguin Dictionary of Modern Quotations. p. 144
* I owe it all to little chocolate donuts.
** Quoted in: "John Belushi honoured 30 years after death," The Telegraph at www.telegraph.co.uk, 5 March 2012
* I just love cocaine.
** Quoted in: Bill Crawford . Adam Sandler: America's Comedian. 2015. p. 76

## External links

* John Belushi on IMDb
# John Bartholomew Gough

John Bartholomew Gough (August 22, 1817 – February 18, 1886) was a United States temperance orator.

## Quotes

* Intemperance weaves the winding-sheet of souls.
** Reported in Julia B. Hoitt, Excellent Quotations for Home and School (1890), p. 115.

### Dictionary of Burning Words of Brilliant Writers (1895)

Quotes reported in Josiah Hotchkiss Gilbert, Dictionary of Burning Words of Brilliant Writers (1895).
* One of those poor fellows that had become a Christian was badgered by his companions; and one of them said, "How do you know that Jesus Christ has forgiven your sins? " The man turned at once and said, "How do you know when you have got sugar in your tea?"
** P. 17.
* If the Bible is God's word, and we believe it, let us handle it with reverence.
** P. 37.
* A man is what he is, not what men say he is. His character no man can touch. His character is what he is before his God and his Judge; and only himself can damage that. His reputation is what men say he is. That can be damaged; but reputation is for time, character is for eternity.
** P. 46.
* A man's enemies have no power to harm him, if he is true to himself and loyal to God.
** P. 208.
* What you learn from bad habits and in bad society, you will never forget, and it will be a lasting pang to you. I tell you in all sincerity, not as in the excitement of speech, but as I would confess and have confessed before God, I would give my right hand if I could forget that which I have learned in bad society.
** P. 217.
* It may be a very little thing for you to say to a young man the few words that turn him from the way of ruin, and win him back to life and hope. It may be a very little thing to you; but it is every thing to the young man.
** P. 561.
# Our Lady of Aparecida

Our Lady of Aparecida (Portuguese: Nossa Senhora Aparecida), usually referred to as the Aparecida Virgin or Black Virgin, is the patron saint of Brazil, venerated in the Catholic Church. A dark-skinned Marian apparition, Our Lady of Aparecida is represented by a small wooden statue housed in the Basilica of the National Shrine of Our Lady of Aparecida, which is the second most visited Marian shrine in the world, being able to hold up to 45,000 worshippers. Her feast day is celebrated on October 12, which has been observed as a national holiday since Pope John Paul II consecrated the Basilica in 1980.

## Prayer

* Lady Aparecida, a son of yours who belongs to you unreservedly – "totus tuus" – called by the mysterious plan of Providence to be the Vicar of your Son on earth, wishes to address you at this moment. He recalls with emotion, because of the brown color of this image of yours, another image of yours, the Black Virgin of Jasna Gora.
* Mother of God and our Mother, protect the Church, the Pope, the bishops, the priests and all the faithful people; welcome under your protecting mantle men and women religious, families, children, young people, and their educations.
* Health of the sick and Consoler of the afflicted, comfort those who are suffering in body and soul; be the light of those who are seeking Christ, the Redeemer of all; show all people that you are the Mother of our confidence.
* Queen of Peace and Mirror of Justice, obtain peace for the world, ensure that Brazil and all countries may have lasting peace, that we will always live together as brothers and sisters and as children of God.
* Our Lady Aparecida, bless all your sons and daughters who pray and sing to you here and elsewhere. Amen.
** Prayer to Our Lady of Aparecida.

## About Our Lady of Aparecida

Our beautiful Lady of Aperecida is like other apparitions of our Blessed Mother, such as our Lady of Lourdes, Lady of Guadalupe, Fatima, and more. She is Queen of the Universe, and we are so blessed to have her.

## See also

* Mary, mother of Jesus

## External links

* Our Lady of Aparecida at the Patron Saints Index
* Prayer to Our Lady of Aparecida at Mary Pages
* Our Lady of Aparecida at Catholic Doors
# Our Relations

Our Relations is a 1936 film about two sailors who meet their long-lost twins featuring Laurel and Hardy.
    Directed by Harry Lachman. Written by Felix Adler.

## Bert Hardy

* [to Alf] You wait out here. Asking the pawnshop proprietor if he had any second-hand ice cream cones!

## Dialogue

    Alf Laurel: Did you saw what I saw?
    Bert Hardy: Certainly, Do you know who they are?
    Alf Laurel: I don't know who....
    Bert Hardy: Why those are our twin-brother, Stan and Ollie.
    Ollie: That Laurel is the dumbest thing I ever saw.
    Bert Hardy: The other one is too.
    Ollie: You're absolutely right, Bert. Neither one of them can see any further than the end of their nose.
    Mrs. Laurel: I'll have a Welsh rarebit.
    Stan Laurel: With cheese.

## Taglines

* Fast Furious Funny Full-Length Feature

## Cast

* Stan Laurel — Stan/Alf Laurel
* Oliver Hardy — Ollie/Bert Hardy
* Alan Hale Sr. — Joe Grogan
* Sidney Toler — Captain of SS Periwinkle

## External links

* Our Relations quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Ounsi el-Hajj

Ounsi el-Hajj (27 July 1937 - 18 February 2014) was a Lebanese poet, journalist, and translator.

## Quotes
### Poetry
#### Rendezvous

* A group of women around a shattered man. I said with a smile: Let's call him Qais, Laila's mad lover. The termperature sank abruptly. Never in my life did I see eyes like those with trailing dresses. The moment I left him they had, of course, to come after me. And there they waited for me, one after the other. I was in a rural city, a strange place on the banks of a river. And even without my smiling, the shattered man had tired me. It was in the old house that our meeting took place, and my jokes turned into blood. I killed them with classic boredom.
** An Anthology of Modern Arabic Poetry, p. 75

#### A Cup

* I shall not stop, I shall not stop Beneath the moon clothed in white, Drowning in the morrow With a fast-beating heart. You remain mine, when I am aware, You remain mine, when I am unaware. There, in the dome of mist, In the wells of spacious churches, In festivals And the glimmering of windows, The fields of folk-song, The desperate hum of din, The departure of ships and wine, You remain mine. The shriveled and the fresh stop short, And the earth stretches forth its head And pursues us from word to word, From bird To bird I heard from afar, And when I tried to approach, You held up your hand. I heard from afar And saw the ancient peoples There, beyond the woods.
** An Anthology of Modern Arabic Poetry, p. 73

## External links

* An Anthology of Modern Arabic Poetry, edited by Mounah A. Khouri, Mounah Abdallah Khouri, Hamid Algar. University of California Press, London, England, 1974
# Our Gang

Our Gang, also known as The Little Rascals or Hal Roach's Rascals, was a long-lived series of comedy short films about a troupe of poor neighborhood children and the adventures they had together. The films were produced for movie theatres by Hal Roach from 1922 to 1938, and by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) from 1938 to 1944. In the mid-1950s, the 80 Roach-produced shorts with sound were syndicated for television under the title The Little Rascals, as MGM retained the rights to the Our Gang trademark.

## Quotations

* "Okee-dokee!" and "Okey-doke!" (Spanky)
* "Oh-Tay!" (Porky and Buckwheat)
* "Gee, you're pretty, Miss Crabtree. You're prettier 'n Miss MacGillicuddy." (Jackie), Teacher's Pet and Love Business, both 1930
* "Don't call me Norman, call me Chubsy-Ubsy." (Chubby), Love Business
* "Yum-yum. Eat-em-up!" (Uncle George (The wild man), The Kid from Borneo, 1933)
* "I wish Cotton was a monkey. All he needs is a tail." (Spanky, A Lad an' a' Lamp, 1932)
* "Don't drink the milk, it's SPOILED". (various characters, Mush and Milk, 1933)
* "I don't think I'll taste so good, mother says I'm spoiled!" (Spanky, The Kid From Borneo, 1933)
* "You said it!" (various characters)
* "That'll learn 'em." (Scotty)
* "Aww, gee!"(w:Dickie Moore)

### Our Gang Follies of 1938 (1937)

* singing off-key* "I'm the Barber of Seville!" (Alfalfa)
    Alfalfa: "Gee, you look pretty! Diamonds an' everything!"
    Darla: "Oh yes indeed; I sing and I make hundreds an' thousands of dollars!"
    Alfalfa: I'm the Barber of Seville! Figaro! Figaro! Figaro! How do you like that?
    Opera Singer: Why, it's preposterous!
    Alfalfa: Thank you very much! You're not so bad yourself!
# Ouray Crowfoot

Ouray Crowfoot is Chief for the Siksika Nation.

## Quotes

* Bringing these items back home to Siksika is a historic event. Many items left Siksika and other Nations and were scattered across the globe. Now the tides are turning and these items are finding their way back home. Crowfoot’s entire essence is in and around Blackfoot territory and this is where his belongings should be housed. We are building strong relationships with curators at several museums as well as private collectors in an effort to bring items such as the ones coming home back to their rightful place. There are many more Blackfoot items still in need of being claimed and repatriated back to their rightful homeland. To me, it is not as important how these items left Siksika, but what is important is how we bring them back home.
** Quoted in Exeter museum to return famous chief’s regalia to Canada’s Siksika people, 17 May 2022
# Our Sister Killjoy

Our Sister Killjoy (1977) is the debut novel of Ghanaian author, Ama Ata Aidoo about a young African woman named Sissie who goes to Europe to "better" herself (with European education) as described by her African counterparts. The story revolves around themes of black diaspora and colonialism, particularly colonization of the mind.
* “For a child to grow up to be a heaven-worthy individual, he had to have above all, a Christian name.”
* Oh no. The academic-pseudo-intellectual version is even more dangerous, who in the face of reality that is more tangible than the massive walls of the slave forts standing along our beaches, still talks of universal truth, universal art, universal literature and the Gross National Product.
* (Aidoo, p. 6)
* It happens all the time.
At nine a showpiece
At eighteen a darling
What shall you be
At thirty?
A dog among the masters, the
Most masterly of the
Dogs.
* (Aidoo, p. 42)
* Her half normal self regretted her inability to see Kunle's vision even then.
* (Aidoo, p. 101)
* Said an anxious Afro-American student to a visiting African professor, "Sir, please, tell me: is Egypt in Africa?"
* (Aidoo, p. 111)
* "I know everyone calls you Sissie, but what is your name?"
* (Sissie's Lover, p. 131)
* And yet, I have not wronged you, have I? Indeed if there is anyone I may have sinned against, it is me. That desiring you as I do, needing you as I do, I still let you go.”
* (Sissie, p. 117)
* It is
Heresy
In Africa
Europe,
Everywhere.
This is
Not a statement to come from a
Good mother's lips–
* (Aidoo, p. 49)
* Ghana?
Just a
Tiny piece of beautiful territory in
Africa — had
Greatness thrust upon her
Once.
But she had eyes that saw not —
That was a long time ago...
Now she picks tiny bits of
Undigested food from the
Offal of the industrial world...
O Ghana.
* (Aidoo, p. 53)
* We have heard too,
Have we not? Of countries in
Africa where
Wives of
Presidents hail from
Europe.
Bringing their brothers or...who knows?
To run the
Economy.
* (Aidoo, p. 55)
* For a few pennies now and a
Doctoral degree later,
Tell us about
Your people
Your history
Your mind.

## External links

* Our Sister Killjoy
# Martin Lomasney

Martin Lomasney (December 3, 1859 – August 12, 1933) was a Massachusetts politician. He served as state senator, state representative, and alderman, but is best known as the political boss of Boston's West End. Nicknamed "the Mahatma" for his ability to marshal support for his preferred candidates, Lomasney controlled Ward Eight (later Ward Five, then Ward Three, due to redistricting) and wielded considerable influence in city and state politics for over forty years.

## Quotes

* Don't write when you can talk; don't talk when you can nod your head.
** Van Nostrand, Albert D. (December 1948). "The Lomasney Legend". The New England Quarterly. 21 (4): 437. JSTOR 361565
* There's got to be in every ward somebody that any bloke can come to—no matter what he's done—and get help. Help, you understand; none of your law and your justice, but help.
** Van Nostrand, Albert D. (December 1948). "The Lomasney Legend". The New England Quarterly. 21 (4): 457. JSTOR 361565
* We don't tell 'em how to vote—we simply suggest.
** Van Nostrand, Albert D. (December 1948). "The Lomasney Legend". The New England Quarterly. 21 (4): 437. JSTOR 361565
* The great mass of people are interested in only three things—food, clothing, and shelter. A politician in a district like mine sees to it that his people get these things.
** O'Connor, Thomas H. (1995). The Boston Irish: A Political History. Boston: Northeastern University Press. p. 122. ISBN 9781555532208.
* Never let anyone get anything on you.
** Galvin, John T. (December 1990). "The Mahatma Called the Shots, and Everyone Knew It: Part 2". The West Ender 6 (5): p. 9.
# Martin Marprelate

Martin Marprelate was the pseudonym used by the author or authors of the Marprelate tracts, a series of satirical attacks on the Anglican episcopacy which were published illegally during the years 1588 and 1589. The tracts have at various times been attributed to John Penry, Job Throckmorton, Henry Barrowe, Sir Roger Williams and other figures.

## Quotes
### The Martin Marprelate Tracts (2008)

Quotations are cited from Joseph L. Black (ed.) The Martin Marprelate Tracts (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2008), to which page-numbers also refer.
* Our lord bishops…that swinish rabble, are petty antichrists, petty popes, proud prelates, intolerable withstanders of reformation, enemies of the gospel, and most covetous wretched priests.
** "The Epistle" (October 1588), p. 10.
* I saw the cause of Christ's government, and of the bishops' antichristian dealing, to be hidden. The most part of men could not be gotten to read anything written in the defence of the one and against the other. I bethought me therefore of a way whereby men might be drawn to do both, perceiving the humors of men in these times (especially of those that are in any place) to be given to mirth. I took that course.
** "Hay any Work for Cooper" (March 1589), p. 115.
* The Lord being the author both of mirth and gravity, is it not lawful in itself for the truth to use either of these ways, when the circumstances do make it lawful?
** "Hay any Work for Cooper" (March 1589), p. 115.

## About Martin Marprelate

* He was the great prose satirist of the Elizabethan period and may rightly be considered as the forerunner of that much greater satirist whose Tale of a Tub was a brilliant attack upon all forms of religious controversy.
** Sir Adolphus William Ward and Alfred Rayney Waller (eds.) The Cambridge History of English and American Literature (1907-21), vol. 3, ch. 17, sect. 16.
* Martin himself had of course a serious intention and must, for all his motley, be regarded as a heroic figure. Nor have I any sympathy with those who make prim mouths at him for introducing scurrility into a theological debate, for debate was precisely what the bishops had suppressed. Those who refuse to let their opponents dispute have no right to complain if they hear instead lewd catcalls in the streets; in a sense, it is what they have chosen.
** C. S. Lewis English Literature in the Sixteenth Century, Excluding Drama (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1959) p. 405.
# Martin Landau

Martin James Landau (June 20, 1928 – July 15, 2017) was an American actor, acting coach, producer, and editorial cartoonist.

## Quotes
### Martin Landau: ‘Doubt Is Important’, Washington Times (December 25, 2016)

Martin Landau: ‘Doubt Is Important’ (December 25, 2016)
* My mantra is “stay perpendicular.” Horizontal is not as good. Half the people that came along and up with with me are either gone to another dimension or don’t remember what they had for lunch. I’m fortunate. I don’t know why. I just want to have a good time.
* Doubt is an important part of the human being. Trust has to be attained. If you don’t trust yourself, you won’t trust others. You make a choice and see where it goes.
* I have done some films along the way that have been screwed up and not as good as they read. Some films that are not that good on the page turn into good movies. So I’m fallible is what I’m saying. It’s OK to be wrong. You learn from your wrongs. You don’t learn from being right. If you’re right, you already know it. If you’re wrong, it’s because you don’t know about it, and you made a mistake.