اللي بيته من زجاج ما يرشق الناس بالحجارة
“He whose house is made of glass should not throw stones at people.”
A person with their own faults should not criticize others for the same failings.
— Traditional Saudi Arabia Wisdom, Saudi Arabia
Source: Traditional Arabic proverb widely used in Saudi Arabia, public-domain oral tradition
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