Is it correct to define proverbs as: "a composition that has no apparent reality, but contains within its core healing wisdom, and it has three divisions"?

Parables in the Holy Quran hold immense rhetorical significance and great benefit for remembrance and admonition. They bring meanings closer to the mind and depict them in a tangible form. The parables in the Quran are divided into three types: explicit parables, using the word "mathal" (parable) or what indicates comparison; latent parables, which concisely convey figurative meanings; and the stories of the Quran, which are the greatest examples for reflection and analogy. They represent analogical cases aimed at associating a new issue with a foundational one to benefit from the experiences of previous nations.