«اِلْعَجَلَهْ مِنِ الشِّيطَانْ»

The saying condemns haste by associating it with Satan. It presents impulsive action as blameworthy and urges people to pause before acting.

Its religious wording gives the warning a stronger moral tone than a simple reminder to take care. The practical point is to avoid acting before giving the matter enough thought.

It is used to criticize hasty conduct, especially when someone is acting too quickly.