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''mleccha kahe''—the Muslim replied; ''yei kaha''—what You say; ''sei''—that; ''satya haya''—is true; ''śāstre''—in the Koran; ''likhiyāche''—it has been written; ''keha''—anyone; ''la-ite''—to take; ''nā pāraya''—is not able.
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Latest revision as of 22:20, 19 February 2024



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 199

mleccha kahe,—yei kaha, sei ‘satya’ haya
śāstre likhiyāche, keha la-ite nā pāraya


SYNONYMS

mleccha kahe — the Muslim replied; yei kaha — what You say; sei — that; satya haya — is true; śāstre — in the Koran; likhiyāche — it has been written; keha — anyone; la-ite — to take; pāraya — is not able.


TRANSLATION

The saintly Muslim replied, “All that You have said is true. This has certainly been written in the Koran, but our scholars can neither understand nor accept it.