10 famous bano qudsia quotes about 
          life and love.                                  

Banu aapa is considered as one of the most notable Urdu language author in Modern times. she was known for writing on love and hope. 

She was well known Urdu and Punjabi language novelist, play writer and intellectual from Pakistan, who was famous for her novel Raja the Gidh. 

She was born in 1928 in Firozpur British India. she migrated to Lahore with family after partition of India. She begin to write short stories when she was a child.

 Her novel Raja Gidh which is considered a modern classic. 

The most well known plays she wrote include Tamasil, Hawa ke Naam, Seharay and Khaleej. 

1983, Qudsia was awarded the Sitara-i-Imtiaz  by the Government of Pakistan. 

In 2010, the Pakistani government awarded her the Hilal-i-Imtiaz  for her services in literature. 

 In 2012, the Pakistan Academy of Letters (PAL) awarded Qudsia the Kamal-e-Fun Award, which is a lifetime achievement award. 

In 2016, the GCU's Old Ravians Union (GCU-ORU) at its annual reunion conferred on her a lifetime achievement award.

The same year, the Pakistan Life Care Foundation (PLCF) also awarded the lifetime achievement award to Qudsia. 

 She wrote TV plays:

Chota Shehar Baray Log 

Phir Achanak Youn Hua 

Lagan Apni Apni

Aadhee Baat 

Foot Paath Ki Ghaas 

Aasay Paasay

Tamaseel:

Hawa kay Naam

Dusra Qadam

Sidhran

Suraj Mukhi

Piya Nam ka Diya

She also wrote prolific 25 Novels:

Raja Gidh 

Aik Din 

Shehr-e-la'zawaal 

 Abaad Weeranay 

Purwa

Moom ki Galiyan

Shehr-e-Bemisaal

Tauba Shikan

Her more prominent Short stories:

Hijraton Kay Darmiyan 

Dast Bastaa 

Aatish e Zeer Pa

Amar Bail

Dusra Darwaza

Baz Gasht

Na Qabil e Zikr

Samaan e Wajood

Tawaja ki Taalib

Kuch Aur Nahi

Biographies:

Rah-e-Rawaan 

Mard-e-Abresham

Some of them gained immense popularity across the border because of their vitality, warmth and courage.

 Strife is one word she wanted banished from the dictionary. 

She attributed the hostilities raging across the world to the Intolerance and selfishness of the human race. 

She was married to novelist Ashfaq Ahmed.

 Bano Qudsia died in Lahore on 4 February 2017.

I would like to share quotes of Bano Qudsia. This is 10 of the most  famous touching, thought-provoking and helpful quotes on love and life.