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The Arab proverbs explanation application provides you with many stories of Arabic proverbs
The most famous Arabic proverbs and their respective stories
Without realizing it, popular proverbs become a part of our conscience. We use them on various occasions in an automatic way to shorten many words and express sometimes very complex situations.

Also, most of these proverbs are originally based on a story that makes their meaning reinforced in our minds.
In the application of explaining Arabic proverbs, we will get acquainted with a group of Arabic proverbs whose stories belong to different eras, and we will also learn about the stories of these proverbs and the occasion of their use.
A story of the most famous proverbs and popular wisdom
The wisdom and popular proverbs represent a summary of the experiences of nations and peoples and reflect the situation of people of all sects, and a true picture of their hopes, aspirations and needs, so it flows on their tongues like the flow of water in the valleys.
Proverbs and proverbs reflect the culture and accumulation of experiences that people go through and the suffering of the difficulties of life in which they live.

That is why God Almighty set proverbs for people in the Holy Qur’an, and four things unite in wisdom and proverbs that never meet in others, namely: the quality of writing, the height of rhetoric (the best of speech is that which is little and insignificant), hitting the target with one’s eyes, brevity of utterance and clarity of expression.
We hear a lot about stories that recur in our daily lives, but these stories have origins and sources, but the most beautiful and famous of them all are the stories of proverbs and famous wisdom, as well as the stories of proverbs and their many stories, which we hear and repeat in our daily conversation.
Not all stories of proverbs and wisdom are imaginary, but some of them refer to real stories, and just as proverbs have a great role in enriching the Arabic language, there is hardly a text devoid of proverbs or wisdom that embellishes and even summarizes half of the meaning, if not all of it at all.