«جِهَنَّمْ مَا فِيهَاشْ مَرَاوِحْ»

The saying describes a task or situation as intensely difficult and exhausting, with no real prospect of comfort or relief while it lasts.

It advises someone entering such an ordeal to prepare mentally for its demands rather than expecting it to become easy or pleasant.

It can be said when warning someone about a particularly grueling undertaking, or when stressing that they should expect hardship rather than comfort.