«اِللِّي تْعَايِرْنِي بُهْ النَّهَارْدَهْ تقَعْ فِيهْ بُكْرَهْ»

The saying warns against taunting or reproaching another person over a flaw, mistake, or misfortune. Circumstances can change quickly, and the critic may later experience the very condition used to shame someone else; it does not condemn every form of constructive criticism.

It promotes restraint and humility rather than gloating. Remembering one’s own vulnerability to reversal, a person is urged to avoid harsh public reproach and the satisfaction of seeing others diminished.

Use it to rebuke someone ridiculing another person’s setback or weakness, especially when the same risk could plausibly affect the mocker later. It may also counsel discretion in criticism when reproach is harsh or derisive, rather than constructive.