‘Alaa qalbik litakoon minal-munzireen‘
‘Upon your heart, one of who to warn’
DSM Satyarthi
Al Qur’an Al Kareem declares:
‘V’ innahu latanzeelu rabbil-aalmeen.‘
‘This *118 has been revealed by the Lord of the worlds.’*119
‘Nazal bihurroohul ameenu’
‘The trustworthy Spirit *120 has come down with it’
‘ALAA QALBIK litkoon minal-munzireen.’
‘upon your heart so that you may become one of those who are to warn’
–Al Qur’an Al Kareem:26 Al-Su’ara’: 192-194
Nirukt, the most ancient Vedic dictionary, available so far; states the same thing about Ved:
‘Saaxaatkr’tdharmaan’ r’shayo babhoovuh.’
‘R’shis saw ‘DHARM’ITSELF.’
Aachary’ Durg explains this sentence of Nirukt:
‘Yaih prativishishten tapasaa saaxaatkr’tah pratyaxto dr’shto DHARMAH, te ‘Saaxaatkr’tdharmaanah’.
‘Who saw DHARM itself, by going through certain austerities, they are ‘Saaxaatkr’tdharmaanah’.
–Nirukt: 1 Naighantuk Kaandam: Paad 6: Khand 20
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