Arabic term
قم للمعلم وفه التبجيل كاد المعلم أن يكون مع رسولا
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Proposed translations
Stand up for the teacher and glorify him....He could have been a messenger
Stand for your teacher and exalt (التبجيل) his rank, for a teacher is almost like a prophet.
Stand for your teacher and exalt (التبجيل) his rank, for a teacher is almost like a prophet.
Stand up for your teacher and revere him sufficiently, for a teacher's status is nearly as high ....
Stand up for your teacher and revere him sufficiently, for a teacher's status is nearly/almost as high as that of a messenger
Or:
Stand up for your teacher and suffice him with reverence/respect , for a teacher's status is nearly/almost as high as that of a messenger
Or:
Stand up for your teacher and suffice him with reverence/respect, for a teacher's status is nearly that of a messenger
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