«اِللِّي تِكْرَهُهْ النَّهَارْدَهْ تُعُوزُهْ بُكْرَهْ»

The proverb advises against parting too quickly with something simply because it is unwanted or disliked at present. What seems undesirable now can become useful when circumstances change, so immediate dislike is not a safe guide to future need.

Its point is to favor caution over hasty disposal. Before giving something up, one should consider that tomorrow may bring a need not apparent today, and that an item without present appeal can later prove necessary.

Used to caution someone against getting rid of something they currently dislike or do not want, when it could become necessary later.