"It is the most popular proverb that the Arabs have spoken in ancient times, and passed on to generations without knowing who they are and how they condemned themselves ... or with intent or in good faith?
It is noteworthy that Brakesh is not a woman as some thought, but the name of a dog
that was an Arab house in one of the mountainous villages in the Maghreb. The house guards were thieves and bandits. If strangers came to the village, they would bark at them and attack them until they fled the village. , And the owner (Braksh) had learned to hear and obey his command, if he indicated that to allow his guests to pass heard and obeyed, and ordered them to chase thieves started to do what is ordered.
A number of enemies came to the village and started barking to warn the villagers who hurried out of the village and hide in one of the nearby caves. The enemy census was more than the population of the village. And hid in the cave, the enemies searched for them a lot but to no avail and were unable to find them, the enemies decided to exit the village and actually began to leave the village, and the joy of the villagers and assured that the enemy will not be able to them.
And because Barkash used to bid farewell to outsiders, she started barking when she saw that the enemies started to go out, and the owner tried to silence her, but to no avail. Then the enemies knew where the villagers were hiding. They killed them all, including Barkash. "The chanting of the proverb drew on itself," as they passed the village and found it empty
