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# Suhaldev

Suhaldev or Suheldev was a legendary king from Shravasti. Persian Hagiography Mirat-i-Masudi, written in 17th century, popularly mentions him to have defeated and killed the Ghaznavid general Ghazi Saiyyad Salar Masud at Bahraich in 1034 CE.

## Quotes

* A detailed description of Suhaldev is found in Mirat-i-Masudi , a historical biography on Ghaznavid general Ghazi Saiyyad Salar Masud. The book was written in Persian by Abd-ur-Rahman Chishti in the 17th century. Chishti wrote the historical drama based on the book Tawarikh-i-Mahmudiwritten by Mulla Muhammad Ghaznavi, who belonged to the court of Sultan Mahmud of Ghazni.
** Rawal M. S. & Rawal Y. S. (2019). Saffron swords. Garuda Prakashan.
* Hindu kings have a track record of following the rules of Dharma in warfare. They took care of the injured at the end of the day. They never interfered into the religious affairs of the followers of other religion. So did Suhaldev. Salar Masud was allowed to be buried at Bahraich. More than 200 years later, Sultan Firuz Shah Tughlaq turned it into a dargah , which emerged as an important pilgrimage site for the Muslims.
** Rawal M. S. & Rawal Y. S. (2019). Saffron swords. Garuda Prakashan.
* William Henry Sleeman, the British Resident in Awadh, wrote in his book Journey through the kingdom of Oude published in 1850 and later edited by P. D. Reeves in Sleeman in Oudh: An Abridgement of W. H. Sleeman’s A Journey Through the kingdom of Oude , “Strange to say, Hindoos as well as Mahommedans make offerings to this shrine, and implore the favours of this military rufﬁan, whose only recorded merit consists of having destroyed a great many Hindoos in a wanton and unprovoked invasion of their territory. They say, that he did what he did against Hindoos in the conscientious discharge of his duties, and could not have done it without God’s permission — that God must then have been angry with them for their transgressions, and used this man, and all the other Mahommedan invaders of their country, as instruments of his vengeance, and means to bring about his purposes: that is, the thinking portion of the Hindoos say this. The mass think that the old man must still have a good deal of interest in heaven, which he may be induced to exercise in their favour, by suitable offerings and personal applications to his shrine.”
** William Henry Sleeman, in Rawal M. S. & Rawal Y. S. (2019). Saffron swords. Garuda Prakashan.
# Suha Taji-Farouki

Suha Taji-Farouki is a specialist in modern Islamic thought and is presently Lecturer in Modern Islam at the Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies, University of Exeter, and a Research Associate at The Institute of Ismaili Studies, London.

## Quotes

* Any discussion of Muslim intellectual life in the twentieth century must take into account the defining context of modernisation, with its dislocating effects on structural, economic, societal, political and cultural realities in Muslim countries.
** Modern Muslim Intellectuals and the Qur'an, OUP, Oxford 2004
* In recent decades, new voices have appeared on the contemporary Islamic intellectual map, vying for a place with the now hugely influential Salafi approach to Islam, generally characteristic of Islamism, and that of its traditionalist opponents. These are the voices of new Muslim intellectuals which, taken together, capture an emerging trend in Muslim interpretation.
** Modern Muslim Intellectuals and the Qur'an, OUP, Oxford 2004
* In its distinctive strategy and internal dynamics and its rich intellectual tradition, Hizb al-Tahrir points up the heterogeneity of twentieth-century Islamist protest movements in the Middle East.
** A Fundamental Quest – Hizb ut-Tahrir and the Search for the Islamic Caliphate, Grey Seal, London 1996
* While modern changes were intrinsic to Western historical development, they were largely seen by Muslims as alien and enforced.
** Islamic Thought in the Twentieth Century, I.B.Tauris, London 2004
* But the most vocal and articulate on anti-democracy views among these groups is Hizb al-Tahrir, founded in Palestine in the 1950s but currently active internationally, in particular in Britain, Pakistan and some Arab countries...Hizb al-Tahrir calls for a campaign of education and intellectual debate which would lead to the re-establishment of the khilafa. While employing the concept of the 'Islamic State', Hizb al-Tahrir espouses the traditional belief that the restoration of the khilafa is both necessary and sufficient to resolve the problem of governance. Even Hizb al-Tahrir, however, could not resist the seduction of democratic procedures. The khalifa has to be elected, and consultative councils form part of the structure of power.
** Islamic Thought in the Twentieth Century, I. B. Tauris, London 2004
# Suhad Hasan

Suahad Hasan is a retired Iraqi TV presenter.

## Quotes

* I've had so many tragedies in my life and injustice on all sides, there are people asking me: Are you a mountain to endure all these torments?
* تعرضت لمآسٍ كثيرة في حياتي وظلم من كل الأطراف، هناك ناس يسألونني: هل أنت جبل لتتحملي كل هذه العذابات؟
* — Her interview with Abduljabbar Alattaby in 2012
* I chose TV because it represented something so big to me, I saw my success, my soul, my personality, and I loved it passionately, because the work of the broadcaster gave me a great internal feeling, not because of the fame and admiration of people at all, I avoided appearing among people except rarely, but I liked being on screen and I liked to present a newsletter and sit down with big broadcasters.
* إخترت التلفزيون لأنه مثّل عندي شيئاً كبيراً جداً، رأيت فيه نجاحي، وروحي، وشخصيتي ، وأحببته بشغف، لأن عمل المذيعة كان يمنحني شعوراً داخلياً رائعاً، ليس بسبب الشهرة وإعجاب الناس مطلقاً، إذ كنت اتجنب الظهور بين الناس إلا ما ندر، ولكن كنت أحب التواجد على الشاشة وأحب تقديم نشرة الأخبار والجلوس مع المذيعين الكبار
* — Her interview with Abduljabbar Alattaby in 2012
* If I had power, I would distribute all the money to the people, I cannot bear to see poor people. I feel for the oppressed, but there are those whose pockets are full, and they have forgotten it."
* لو عندي سلطة لوزعت الفلوس كلها على الشعب ، فلا احتمل أن ارى الناس الفقراء ، لانني اشعر بالانسان المظلوم لكنّ هناك اناساً امتلأت جيوبها فنست
* — Her interview with Abduljabbar Alattaby in 2012
* Being away from home is difficult. I spent two years in Amman walking the streets, crying. I would sit on benches, sad and tearful, and when passersby asked me what was wrong, I would tell them, 'My circumstances are difficult, but I don't need anything.
* الغربة صعبة ، بقيت سنتين في عمان امشي في الشوارع ابكي، اجلس على المساطب حزينة دامعة، وحين يسألني المارة عما بي اقول لهم ظروفي صعبة، ولست محتاجة إلى شيء
* — Her interview with Abduljabbar Alattaby in 2012
* I am attached to my country and love its people
* أنا متمسكة ببلدي واحب ناسه
* — Her interview with Abduljabbar Alattaby in 2012
# Tanit Phoenix

Tanit Phoenix (born 24 September 1980) is a South African fashion model, actress and makeup artist. She is known for her swimwear and lingerie photo shoots after appearing in a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue in 2003 and in GQ magazine and FHM in the same year.

## Quotes

* There’s talent here and people are recognizing that now.We’ve got great actors, we just haven’t been able to show that because of our past history with apartheid.
** http://www.bullz-eye.com/movies/interviews/2011/tanit_phoenix.htm By Jamey Codding, retrieved 03/10/2010.
* You know, personal experience…you’ve got to learn to be tough, you’ve got to learn to survive.
** http://www.bullz-eye.com/movies/interviews/2011/tanit_phoenix.htm By Jamey Codding, retrieved 03/10/2010.
* If you want to make it to the top, you’ve got to look out for yourself. And finding support is a very rare thing, especially when your family is all over the place.
** http://www.bullz-eye.com/movies/interviews/2011/tanit_phoenix.htm By Jamey Codding, retrieved 03/10/2010.
* Everyday you have to wake up and do something that scares you, because if you don’t, you’re not living. You have to feel that rush of adrenaline or whatever it is, that spark of energy that makes you feel alive.
** http://www.bullz-eye.com/movies/interviews/2011/tanit_phoenix.htm By Jamey Codding, retrieved 03/10/2010.
* Do something every day that scares you, which is why I do what I do. It’s just the biggest rush of like adrenaline. Face your fear head on.
** http://www.bullz-eye.com/movies/interviews/2011/tanit_phoenix.htm By Jamey Codding, retrieved 03/10/2010.
# Tanika Sarkar

Tanika Sarkar is a historian of modern India based at the Jawaharlal Nehru University. Sarkar's work focuses on the intersections of religion, gender, and politics in both colonial and postcolonial South Asia, in particular on women and the Hindu Right.

## Quotes

* Hindutva’s organisational apparatus is the oldest, the most continuous, and certainly the most multifarious political formation in the world devoted to the service of mobilising hatred.
** Hindu Nationalism in India (2022). Quoted in "Book Review: The Hindutva Growth Story", The Wire, August 21, 2022.

## External links

Encyclopedic article on Tanika Sarkar on Wikipedia
# Tania Raymonde

Tania Raymonde Helen Katz (March 22, 1988–) is an American actress and artist.

## Quotes

* The cool thing about working and meeting a lot of people through your acting is that you never know who you might work with, in the future. It’s really great to be able to say that, potentially sometime soon, I’ll be able to make my own movies. It’s definitely a cool business to be in. I feel very lucky!
** Tania Raymonde Talks MTV's DEATH VALLEY and THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE 3D (October 11, 2011)
* The tough thing about horror movies is that you have to maintain that high level of terror a lot of the time- and for a long period of time too- that after a 13- or 14-hour day, you just feel god-awful. You feel horrible, almost to the point where you feel like you want to throw up but then you just start playing little psychological mind games with yourself to keep yourself going.
** Exclusive Interview: Tania Raymonde on Being the Slutty Girl and More for Texas Chainsaw 3D (December 31, 2012)
* Take it from me, underwater deep sea diver extraordinaire, driving with my Mom on the freeway is far more dangerous.
** Interview: Tania Raymonde, Star Of Deep Blue Sea 3 (July 27, 2020)
* I find it very scary that people try to profit off of things like genetically manipulating things. For what? There’s a fine line between progress and cruelty. If you change something in nature can you ever really go back and have we already crossed that line?
** An In Interview With ‘Deep Blue Sea 3’ Star Tania Raymonde (July 31, 2020)
* I feel like all directing, writing, acting… all things feed into one another in a cool way. It’s just one of those jobs where it’s not too difficult to jump around because they’re all interconnected so to speak.
** Interview: Tania Raymonde Talks ‘Deep Blue Sea 3’ (Aug 20, 2020)
* I think I always try to go in with a very objective perspective at first. Inevitably, when playing someone like her, after a while you tend to really sympathize with her. It was very hard for me to divorce myself from that opinion.
** Tania Raymonde: The Jodi Arias Trial ‘Unfolding In Real Time’ While FilmingLifetime Movie Was A ‘Trip’ (August 8, 2020)
# The Antichrist

The Antichrist (Der Antichrist) is a German philosophical book by Friedrich Nietzsche, originally published in 1895.

## Unsorted quotes

* The Christian church has left nothing untouched by its depravity. It has made of every value, a dis-value; of every truth, a lie; of every kind of integrity, a vileness of soul.

## See also

* Introduction to Nietzsche's The Antichrist
# The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again

The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again is a 1979 sequel to the 1975 American family film The Apple Dumpling Gang.

## Theodore Ogelvie

* We got to put some distance between us and this town or it's going to become our permanent residence, and I mean permanent.

## Dialogue

    Theodore Ogelvie: First thing we're going to do is open a bank account.
    Amos Tucker: Now, is that different from opening a safe?
    Amos Tucker: Our picture's never going to get in the history books now.
    Theodore Ogelvie: Oh, yes it will. We'll go down as numbers 16 or 17 shot by Marshall Wooly Bill Hitchcock.

## Cast

* Tim Conway - Amos Tucker
* Don Knotts - Theodore Ogelvie
* Tim Matheson - Pvt. Jeff Reed
* Kenneth Mars - Marshall Wooly Bill Hitchcock
* Elyssa Davalos - Miss Milly Gaskill
* Jack Elam - Big Mack
* Robert Pine - Lt. Jim Ravencroft
* Harry Morgan - Maj. Gaskill (Milly's father)
* Ruth Buzzi - Old Tough Kate, aka "Granny"
* Audrey Totter - Martha Osten (Blind Cabin Widow)
* Richard X. Slattery - Sgt. Slaughter (chief soldier)
* John Crawford - Sherick
* Cliff Osmond - Wes Hardin (Bank robber)
* Ted Gehring - Hank Starrett (Bank robber)
* Morgan Paull - Corporal #1

## External links

* The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Ape (1940 film)

The Ape is a 1940 film about a scientist who murders people while disguised as an ape to create an experimental serum.
    Directed by William Nigh. Written by Curt Siodmak.

## Danny Foster

* I don't like things I can't understand.

## Other

* Policemen: Do apes ever return to the scene of the crime?

## Dialogue

    Patient: Hey, Doc, what are you going to do to me?
    Dr. Adrian: I'm going to write you into medical history.

## Taglines

* Jungle Beast or Man of Science?
* He keeps human life in test tubes, and prowls at night in the skin of an ape!
* These cold eyes have watched a thousand men die screaming!

## Cast

* Boris Karloff — Dr. Bernard Adrian
* Maris Wrixon — Miss Frances Clifford
* Gene O'Donnell — Danny Foster
* Dorothy Vaughan — Mother Clifford

## External links

* The Ape quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Terkel in Trouble

Terkel in Trouble is a 2004 Danish computer animated adult-oriented musical dark comedy film. In the original Danish version, almost all the voices are done by stand-up comedian Anders Matthesen, who also wrote the original story – released on a CD. In the Norwegian version, all voices were performed by actor Aksel Hennie. For the UK version, multiple actors are used such as Bill Bailey and Toby Stephens. This is the first computer-animated film to be rated R and the only one to have that rating until Sausage Party released 12 years later.

## Jason

* Game over, fucking shitface!
* Are you lame or something? I don't have the fucking energy to explain it. You never know when you need a good windpipe!
* [about Gunnar, the new teacher] He was more than a little fucked up, wasn't he?

## Uncle Stewart

* Surprise motherfucker!
* It's a joke. You can take it.

## Others

* Leon: [only word he says] No.
* Saki: Ey Sten, why are your sheets wet?
* Caretaker: [after Doris has jumped out of a fourth story window] Thank god that fat cow didn't land on anyone!
* Sigge: When I was looking through my uncle's music lexicon I stumbled upon a certain word I had never heard before "funky" what does it mean?

## Dialogue

    Priest: Do you take this woman to be your lawful wedded wife?
    Leon: [looks up from his newspaper] No.
    Audience: [groans]
    Saki: Ey Torkel, what was it that you called fat Doris yesterday?
    Terkel: Er... fat cow?
    Saki: Oh right! Haha! Fucking awesome!
    Terkel: My teacher got run over by a bus...
    Terkel's Mom: Well, you've had a full week then!
    Terkel's Mom: Terkel, you're not on the ramp are you?
    Terkel: No, mum, I...
    Terkel's Mom: Well if you are then come home this instant! You know wet wood spreads SARS!
    [Terkel is on the phone, after Stewart's long song about all the children he has helped out, nearly crying]
    Terkel: But can't I just get a little bit of help?
    Stewart: That's right Terkel, that's just what you're going to say if your weenie suddenly catches on fire one day...
    Terkel: But...
    Stewart: ...So long, and tell your dad I'll drop in and crush his face in a few days.

## Voice cast
### Danish Version

* Anders Matthesen as Terkel, Barry, Jason, Nigel, Saki, Johanna, Uncle Stewart, Leon, Justin, Osprey, and Fiona
* Kim Matthesen as Sheila and Johanna

### English Version (UK)

* Bill Bailey as Barry Cremone, the narrator of the film and music teacher of Terkel's school
* Ben Bishop as Jason, Terkel's best friend, Osprey, and Nigel & Saki, the two merciless "bully-boys" at Terkel's school
* Olivia Colman as Sheila, Terkel's mum who is a chain smoker
* Adrian Edmondson as Terkel, the main protagonist of the film
* Helena Roman as Fiona, Terkel's sister, and Dumpy Doris, an overweight girl in Terkel's class who has a crush on Terkel
* Toby Stephens as Justin, Terkel's psychotic new teacher who is the main antagonist of the film
* Johnny Vegas as Uncle Stewart, Terkel's short-tempered, alcoholic and violent uncle
* Tim Everett as Leon, Terkel's father, and Priest
* Melaine Cooper as "Ho", Joanna, and Sally
# Teresa Nielsen Hayden

Teresa Nielsen Hayden (born 21 March 1956) is an American science fiction editor, fanzine writer, essayist, and teacher. She works at Tor Books and maintains a blog called Making Light, both in the company of her husband, Patrick Nielsen Hayden.

## Quotes

* My own personal theory is that this is the very dawn of the world. We're hardly more than an eyeblink away from the fall of Troy, and scarcely an interglaciation removed from the Altamira cave painters. We live in extremely interesting ancient times. I like this idea. It encourages us to be earnest and ingenious and brave, as befits ancestral peoples; but keeps us from deciding that because we don't know all the answers, they must be unknowable and thus unprofitable to pursue.
** On Time (1995) at nielsenhayden.com, accessed May 9, 2014.
* I deeply resent the way this administration makes me feel like a nutbar conspiracy theorist.
** Post to Electrolite (29 January 2003); Republished at nielsenhayden.com/electrolite/archives/002301, accessed May 9, 2014.

## External links

* Making Light Teresa Nielsen Hayden's weblog
# Teresa de Lauretis

Teresa de Lauretis (born 1938) is an Italian literary and film theorist and critic.

## Quotes

* The hero [of a narrative] must be male, regardless of the gender of the text-image, because the obstacle, whatever its personification, is morphologically female....The hero, the mythical subject, is constructed as human being and as male; he is the active principle of culture, the establisher of distinction, the creator of differences. Female is what is not susceptible to transformation, to life or death; she (it) is an element of plot-space, a topos, a resistance, matrix and matter."
** de Lauretis, Teresa (1984). "Desire in Narrative", Alice Doesn't, p.118-119. Indiana University Press. ISBN 0253203163.

## See also

* Narratology
# Terese Marie Mailhot

Terese Marie Mailhot (born 15 June 1983) is a First Nation Canadian writer, journalist, memoirist, and teacher.

## Quotes

* I wanted to be at the apex of my story…For a long time, it felt as though things were happening to me. I felt as though I had no agency.
** On what led her to write Heart Berries in “Why 'Heart Berries' Author Terese Marie Mailhot Doesn't Use The Word ‘Resilient’" in Bustle Magazine (2018 Feb 7)
* Turning those revelations into art was a whole other thing…I did it, though — and that helped me realize my power, beyond the pain. Being able to illustrate those experiences for readers was a triumph, because it took everything to resist all the urges I have as a human being to present myself as good, or healed, or undamaged. I had to work against myself to make the memoir, and I ended up more empowered than I ever thought I could be.
** On writing about her ordeals in “Why 'Heart Berries' Author Terese Marie Mailhot Doesn't Use The Word ‘Resilient’" in Bustle Magazine (2018 Feb 7)
* Women, not all, but many, like seeing they aren’t alone. My story is very common. I was abused. Mistreated. Hurt by men. I came up. Women resonate with that story because it’s theirs sometimes.
** On how women might relate to the topics explored in Heart Berries in “Terese Marie Mailhot: On Personal Narratives and Grief” in Room Magazine (2019)
* I think people have to hit rock bottom to really know their faculties because they have to use those faculties to get out of that rock bottom. I really had to feel profoundly lonely to get myself out of the feeling of being profoundly lonely. But it was always there, that feeling of loneliness and existing with the absence of something that had been stripped from me.
** On being hospitalized for depression in “Terese Mailhot: Truth Is My Aesthetic” in Guernica Magazine (2018 Mar 21)
# Teresa Moodie

Teresa Moodie (born 11 September 1978) is a former swimmer who competed internationally for Zimbabwe.

## Quotes

* It is my life’s work as a wellness coach, yoga instructor and personal trainer to inspire those who work with me to realise their best self ever.
* My passion is to find a balance between living a full productive, healthy life as a woman, as a wife and as a friend. It is my mission to help you do the same.
** https://theresamoodie.com/
* Teresa Moodie. im a fun loving hard working mom of a teenager.
* Speaking on her new role as JET’s CEO Dr. Rodriguez-Moodie explained, “Growing up I always had a deep passion for the environment and its sustainability. As the activist Wangari Maathai once said – if we cannot sustain the environment, we cannot sustain ourselves. I have always admired JET’s work, and it is an honour to now be leading this amazing organization. I have a vision of a clean and healthy Jamaican environment, and I am looking forward to working with JET’s staff, membership, and other stakeholders to achieve that. We intend to continue to build greater awareness and understanding, so others will be as concerned as we are, we need all hands on deck.
** https://our.today/theresa-rodriguez-moodie-appointed-new-jet-ceo/#google_vignette
# Teresa Kok

Teresa Kok (郭素沁; Guōsùqìn; born 31 March 1964) is a Malaysian politician. She was the Minister of Primary Industries in 2018–2020.

## Quotes

* In this regard, I hope the dry rubber products segment continues to chart a more creditable growth in exports. These are challenging times. On the external front, the United States-China trade conflict, if protracted, could affect global growth and demand. On the domestic front, the private sector has to step up investment to drive economic growth, especially in the downstream sector.
** Teresa Kok (2018) cited in "Teresa Kok: Rubber to surpass palm oil’s contribution to economy" on FMT News, 18 September 2018.
* Previously, we only made products such as baskets or satay skewers using bamboo. Now, we need to produce higher value products such as furniture, laminated boards, construction materials and innovative novelty products.
** Teresa Kok (2018) cited in "Bamboo industry must transform, modernise to grow: Kok" on The Sun Daily, 18 September 2018.
* The EU (European Union) should assist developing countries achieve the SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) instead of imposing onerous rules and policies that undermine their efforts.
** Teresa Kok (2018) cited in "Investments in sustainable palm oil seem futile" on The Star Online, 6 October 2018.
* While Malaysians are concerned about the spread of the (COVID-19) virus to our shores, we are equally sympathetic towards China, especially given that the two countries share deep cultural and business ties which have been built over decades.
** Teresa Kok (2020) cited in "Coronavirus: Malaysia to donate 18 million medical gloves to China" on The Star Online, 31 January 2020.
# Teresa Oyibo Ameh

Teresa Oyibo Ameh is a Nigerian author of children's literature who has worked on the Aunty Talatu Read Campaign.

## Quotes

* Remember that if you do not take care of their welfare/education, they will grow up to become the hooligans that will torment you forever.
* Life has taught me to give without expecting anything in return.
* I think my early challenges prepared me for what I do now. I can empathize because I have been there. I can relate because I know that pain.