There are many popular proverbs in our lives, which have different stories that resulted in these proverbs, which are still repeated by many people, generation after generation. The proverb was repeated in one of the episodes of the series “Serra Al-Batea”, and the private page of the artist Ahmed Wafik published a publication about this scene, and in this report we review the origin of this popular proverb.

What is the origin of the popular proverb “work yourself out of it”?

There are two versions of the origin of the proverb:

– The first narration says that the Lower Egypt train leaving Cairo was passing through the city of Benha, so the passengers who wanted to get off at the Benha station did not pay the price of the ticket because they rode in one station, so many passengers resorted to this trick and began claiming that they were going to the city of Benha until They don’t pay for the ticket.

– And the second narration says that the passengers who went to Banha used to ask permission from those sitting on the train to allow them to sit this short distance until they resumed and continued with the train until they got off Lower Face, and from here many passengers followed this trick in order to guarantee a place inside the train so that they would not remain standing throughout the course. the train.

Serra Al-Batea series

And the series Surra Al-Batea, starring Ahmed Fahmy, Reem Mostafa, Ahmed Al-Saadani, Hanan Mutawa, Hussein Fahmy, Naglaa Badr, Amr Abdel-Jalil, Salah Abdullah, Hala Sidqi, Ahmed Abdel-Aziz Ahmed Wafik, Menna Fadali, Ahmed Abdel-Aziz, Mahmoud Kabil, Aida Riyad, Khaled Sarhan, Mustafa Darwish, Alaa Hosni, Nahed Rushdi, Ayman Azab, Ayman Al-Shiwi, Moufid Ashour, Magdy Fekry, Muhammad Al-Sawy, Maysara, Sabri Abdel Moneim, Omar Zahran, Khaled Talaat, Sherif Helmy, Mahmoud Ezzat, Afaf Mustafa Heidi Slim.

The events revolve around a young man who searches for the secret of the shrine of “Sultan Hamed” located in a village in the Egyptian countryside. The search for the mystery leads him to the time of the French campaign against Egypt, and he discovers that the owner of the shrine played an important role in resisting the occupation, as he killed one of the soldiers’ leaders and therefore launched The occupation campaign to arrest him, especially since he has a distinctive mark, which is a bird tattoo on his face and only four fingers on his hand, but the soldiers fall into a dilemma when the youths in the villages to which he flees cut off a finger from their fingers and draw the same tattoo on their faces to mislead the soldiers and preserve Hamed’s life. .