O Dagh, just wait and see what happens next; one must bear oppression and tyranny with patience.
Daagh speaks to himself here with a tender yet defiant grace, whispering to his own heart to just wait and see how destiny unfolds. When faced with overwhelming cruelty or heartbreak (jabr), choosing quiet patience (sabr) is not an act of surrender, but of dignified inner strength. It carries the quiet faith that time and patience hold far more power than any injustice, and that endurance always leaves the final word to fate.
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