«أَنَا وْحَبِيبِي رَاضِي وِانْتَ مَالَكْ يَا قَاضِي»

The saying rebukes a third person who objects after the people directly concerned have reached an agreement. Once the matter has been settled between them, that person's intervention is presented as unnecessary.

It expresses the view that a dispute or arrangement belongs to those involved when they have accepted its outcome. An outsider's continued objection is questioned because the parties themselves are satisfied with the resolution.

Use it when two people have come to terms over a matter and someone else continues to object or intrude. It challenges the relevance of that third person's interference after agreement has been reached.