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بوابة الوسط
The stars of the night have fallen
The writer discusses the meaning of the word "ṭaḥ" (fell) in Arab culture, especially in the context of a popular Libyan folk song that says "the stars of the night have fallen." He explains that in the song, the star is used as a metaphor for the beloved’s absence or disappearance, symbolizing poetic expression of unfulfilled waiting. He also notes that not all stars are the same: some are false or steady in light, while others move quickly like satellites. The explanation clarifies that this imagery represents feelings of love, waiting, and longing, as these songs were often played during youth gatherings, reflecting emotions of regret and sadness over unfulfilled love.
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