Moroccan Proverbs (159 Proverbs)
- Better a handful of dried figs and content with that, than to own the gate of peacocks and be kicked in the eye by a broody camel.
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- Every rose has a thorn as its friend.
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- If a man told you that a dog had run off with your ear, would you go after the dog or search first for your ear?
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- Instruct a man, you instruct an individual. Instruct a woman, you instruct a nation.
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- One who prevades the great universe is seen by none unless a man knows the unfolding of love.
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- The hand you cannot bite, kiss.
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- To the dog who has money, men say: my lord dog.
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- A crucible for silver and a furnace for gold, but Allah tests the heart.
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- Better a patient man than a warrior, one who controls his temper than one who takes a city.
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- Exert effort, you shall be rewarded.
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- If at noon the King declares it is night, behold the stars.
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- It's the eye that eats.
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- Open your door to a good day and prepare yourself for a bad one.
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- The heart of a fool is in his mouth, the mouth of a wise man is in his heart.
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- What is here is elsewhere, what is not here is no where.
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- A devil takes one and makes two, a saint takes two and makes one.
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- Better the gurgling of a camel than the prayers of a fish.
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- Few desires, happy life.
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- If I listen, I have the advantage; if I speak, others have it.
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- Kif is like fire; a little warms, a great deal burns.
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- Plans fail for lack of counsel but with many advisors, succeed.
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- The jewel is in the lotus.
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- You can't catch two frogs with one hand.
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- A dog on the run is safely kicked.
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- By all means make friends with the dog, but do not lay aside the stick.
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- For he who builds his casbah out of halava; beware the nibblers.
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- If one tells you the harira is cold, tell him to put his hand in it.
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- Kindness can pluck the whiskers of a lion.
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- Pleasant words are a honeycomb, sweet to the soul and healing to the bone.
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- The mind is free and the slightest thought has great influence. It is therefore important that you think enlightened thoughts.
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- A fool's lips bring him strife and invite a beating.
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- By all means trust in Allah, but tie your camel first.
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- For the sake of a single rose, the gardener becomes servant to a thousand thorns.
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- If the prayers of dogs were answered, bones would rain from the sky.
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- Let us sit bent, but talk straight.
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- Slowness comes from God and haste from the Devil.
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- The moon and the stars are not above us, the earth is on the other side of our feet.
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- A handful of couscous is better than Mecca and all its dust.
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- By bread and salt we are united.
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- He is a good storyteller who can turn a man's ears into eyes.
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- If you are afraid of something, you give it power over you.
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- Like a gold ring in a pigs snout is a woman without descretion.
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- Some will learn through pain and sorrow, others through joy and laughter, so it is written.
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- The palm of ones hand does not eclipse the sun.
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- A narrow space looks wide to the narrow minded.
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- Catch the halter rope and it will lead you to the donkey.
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- He who eats when he is full digs his grave with his teeth.
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- If you find the residents of a place worshipping a donkey, bring the beast some grass.
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- Little and lasting is better than much and passing.
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- Speech and action make the perfect conduct.
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- The same destiny awaits both the wise man and the fool.
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- A pipe of kif in the morning gives one more strength than a 100 camels in the courtyard.
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- Courage is illusion, balance is the best we can get.
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- He who enters Fez with a rug, leaves with a money bag.
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- If you forget your worries, the storm will blow over.
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- Love truth even if it harms you, and hate lies even if they serve you.
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- Strike a match above the sea of opinions and the fish all swim away.
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- The sun cannot be covered by a net.
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- A teacher will appear when the student is ready.
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- Discipline awaits he who leaves his path.
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- He who follows the crow will be led the the corpses of dogs.
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- If you know his father and grandfather you may trust his son.
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- Man alone is the measure of all things.
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- That which you put into your soup kettle, comes latter onto your spoon.
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- The tongue has no bone yet it crushes.
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- A wise woman has much to say and yet remains silent.
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- Do not correct with a strike that which can be taught with a kiss.
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- He who has nothing to die for has nothing to live for.
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- If you see a man riding a wooden stick, say to him "Good health to your horse".
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- No land without stones, no meat without bones.
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- The barking of dogs does not hurt the clouds.
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- The village gate can be closed, the mouth of the fool, never.
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- All tests are self-adminstered.
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- Do not judge a man by the whiteness of his turbin, soap is bought on credit.
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- He who has patience with his enemy, rewards himself.
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- If you're going to tell the truth, you better have one foot in the stirrup.
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- Nothing is true, all is permisable.
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- The best fighting is often against yourself.
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- The weight of the burden is known only by he who caries it.
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- Allah gives dried beans to eat to him who has no teeth left.
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