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It says,

Khafab ala hujana, how does the expression to lower your wings?

To lower your wings? Now the problem with saying this guy lowered his wings is the first problem is

the guy doesn't have wings.

So when the world doesn't mean to lower the wings, when you say to someone you're lowering

your wings or you're raising your wings,

Khafab ala hujana, use both of them or ala jana, he elevated his wings.

Then you're comparing a person to what?

You're comparing a person to a bird.

You're comparing a person to a bird.

So first understand that comparison.

When a bird raises its wings, what is it about to do?

It's about to fly.

When the bird lowers its wings, it's about to land.

So when the bird is going up, it raises its wings.

When the bird is going down it, lowers its wings.

The idea of lowering the wings is come back down to the earth.

Come back down to the earth, land down.

Now obviously when a bird has wings, it has the ability to raise them anytime it wants.

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