Patience holds the power of God's own hand; whenever a difficult time befell, it is this very endurance that came to the rescue.
In this couplet, the poet elevates patience—or 'shakebaai'—from passive waiting to an active, divine force, comparing it to the very strength of God's hand. When calamity or difficult times strike without warning, worldly remedies often fail, and only quiet endurance proves to be a true protector. It is a comforting reminder that within human resilience lies a sacred fortitude that helps us survive life's hardest storms.
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