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**chuecfafresslds** · 09-11-2012, 02:38 AM

can you please post your translation for that section, a few lines before it, and a few lines after it. I want to see the context of how you are translating it. And then I'll try to see what the main problem is. Jazak'Allah khair. You can remove it after a few minutes.

Anyways now, the government is impertinent, non-assuming.

In the matter of governance, it is buddhist, but in seeyane ke Musalman hain [03:07]. But when it becomes a buddhist, then for the security of your Deen and for achieving superiority in your Deen, and for education, and the struggle for education - All this is your responsibility and a religious duty you’d have to fulfill, and apart from you, nobody else will be responsible for this religious duty.

This is the need of the hour.

09-11-2012, 02:38 AM	#35
chuecfafresslds Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 578 Senior Member	can you please post your translation for that section, a few lines before it, and a few lines after it. I want to see the context of how you are translating it. And then I'll try to see what the main problem is. Jazak'Allah khair. You can remove it after a few minutes. Anyways now, the government is impertinent, non-assuming. In the matter of governance, it is buddhist, but in seeyane ke Musalman hain [03:07]. But when it becomes a buddhist, then for the security of your Deen and for achieving superiority in your Deen, and for education, and the struggle for education - All this is your responsibility and a religious duty you’d have to fulfill, and apart from you, nobody else will be responsible for this religious duty. This is the need of the hour.
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