Some interpretations of the arc

And whoever sees that he has extended an Arab bow, then he travels to an honorable man to travel in glory, and if the bow is Persian, then he travels to the people of Ajam, and the cut of the tendon is evidence of sitting on the journey and indicates the divorce of the woman as well, and the breaking of the bow is evidence of the death of the woman, the child, the partner, or some relatives, and perhaps the bow indicates that The guardianship and its brokenness indicate isolation and the difficulty of the bow is evidence of the great fatigue of the traveler and the trader over the loss, the child over disobedience, and the woman over disobedience and his ease against him. Around the corner .