The will is the spirit of perseverance, and perseverance holds clear success.

Our Phoenician ancestors never left anything they undertook unfinished. Consider what they accomplished in their days, and the degree of culture they attained.

Training the will in trivial and grave matters increases its strength and flexibility, and enables man to constantly strive and persevere.

I am the East. I have philosophies, I have religions, who would exchange them for airplanes?

I proceeded in my national mission, seeking to pave the way for an understanding between His Majesty and the other ruling princes of Arabia.

To us all, life is a gift, liberty is a right, and the pursuit of happiness is the object supreme. But our conduct in the pursuit differs in accordance with the measure of justice we uphold. A common measure is only possible when we begin to understand and learn to appreciate each other's point of view and point of direction.

The heart yields spontaneity; the mind bends to understanding.