«آخِرِ الحَيَاة الْمُوتْ»

The saying presents death as the inevitable endpoint of life. It can prompt a sober reflection on mortality and the limits of human life.

In the face of intimidation, that same thought can express defiance: a threat of death holds less power over someone who has already accepted that life will end.

Use it as a reminder of mortality in a reflective exchange. In response to a threat, it can instead convey that the speaker refuses to be frightened into submission.