«بُكْرَةْ يْدُوبِ التَّلْجْ وِيْبَانِ الْمَرْجْ»

What is hidden or unclear may become visible in time, especially once the obstacles that conceal it have disappeared. The saying presents revelation as something that arrives with changing conditions rather than forced disclosure.

When the moment has not yet come, pressing for an answer may be futile; the situation can clarify itself as barriers recede. It therefore encourages patience while awaiting the exposure of what is presently obscured.

Use it when a concealed fact, unclear situation, or unresolved matter is expected to become clear later, particularly after the conditions preventing disclosure have passed.