حرفة بوك لا يغلبوك
“Your father's craft will never fail you.”
A skill or trade learned from one's family provides lasting, dependable security.
— Traditional Morocco Wisdom, Morocco
Source: Traditional Moroccan (Darija) proverb, public-domain oral tradition
More Proverbs from Morocco
What has passed is dead.
Do not dwell on the past; let go of what is gone and focus on the present.
Patience is the key to relief.
Enduring hardship with patience eventually opens the way to a solution.
He who wants honey must endure the sting of the bees.
Any worthwhile reward requires enduring difficulty and pain to obtain it.
One hand alone cannot clap.
Cooperation is essential; nothing meaningful is achieved alone.
The neighbor before the house.
Choose good neighbors before choosing a house, because company matters more than the dwelling.
Everything is beautiful in its own time.
Things are good when they happen at the right moment; do not rush what is not yet due.