It is good to know the truth and to speak the truth. It is even better to know the truth and speak about palm trees. (Arab Proverb)
If you have much, give of your wealth; if you have little, give of your heart. (Arab Proverb)
If a rich man ate a snake, they would say it was because of his wisdom; if a poor man ate it, they would say it was because of his stupidity. (Arab Proverb)
He who peeps at the neighbor's window may chance to lose his eyes. (Arab Proverb)
He left us and we rejoiced; then an even more unbearable person came. (Arab Proverb)
Examine what is said, not him who speaks. (Arab Proverb)
Death is a black camel that lies down at every door. Sooner or later you must ride the camel. (Arab Proverb)
Better a handful of dry dates and content therewith than to own the Gate of Peacocks and be kicked in the eye by a broody camel. (Arab Proverb)
All kinds of fame belong partly to others. (Arab Proverb)
A man's worth depends on his two smallest organs: his heart and his tongue. (Arab Proverb)
A grateful dog has more worth than an ungrateful man. (Arab Proverb)
You may forget with whom you laughed, but you will never forget with whom you wept. (Arab Proverb)
When your enemies attack, bathe in their blood. (Arab Proverb)
Unfortunate is the man who has no fingernails to scratch his head with. (Arab Proverb)
There are four things Allah cannot do: lie, deny himself, die or look favorably on sin. (Arab Proverb)
The one-eyed person is a beauty in the country of the blind. (Arab Proverb)
The fool has his answer on the tip of his tongue. (Arab Proverb)
The benefits you get become the debts you owe to others. (Arab Proverb)
Rather the cruelty of the Turks than the justice of the Bedouins. (Arab Proverb)
If a dog offers to help you across the river, don't ask if he is suffering from the mange. (Arab Proverb)
Look and keep silent, and if you are eating meat, tell the world it's fish. (Arab Proverb)
It is easier not to commit a sin than to repent it. (Arab Proverb)
If you have given away much of your wealth, then you have given a little of your heart. (Arab Proverb)
If a poor man ate it, they would say it was because of his stupidity. (Arab Proverb)
He who only thinks about what is in his belly is worth less than what comes out of it. (Arab Proverb)
Don't pour away your water on the strength of a mirage. (Arab Proverb)
Everything is small at the beginning and then grows; except trouble, which is big at the beginning and still grows. (Arab Proverb)