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Hello, gents!
Can someone translate this for me? it's an inscription on an Afghan shashka blade. Thanks! Last edited by Rick; 18th August 2009 at 07:57 PM. |
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Dmitry, you may repost the shots if you wish ..
Sorry for the delay . Rick |
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Thank you, Rick!
Here's the sword and the inscription. Your help would be greatly appreciated! |
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sorry to tell you that it's not an arabic mention ... ![]() even if the alphabet, it's well arabic caracters ![]() second matter, THANKS to everybody, when you wish to have a translation, provide a good pictures, by - using focus - suitable lights to avoid shade secteur back to the blade incription ... only four (4) words have been translated I give in phonetic the 2 sentences, but without translation ![]() if it's turkish language, may be our friend "Zifir" will be able to do something ![]() but if it's in "Farsi" ![]() ![]() on the pic, you have in the reading sens (right to left) the transcription the 4 words translated (coze related to religion ... "Din") DIN AL WA MELLAH AL Believer in the Religion à + Dom |
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Dom, thank you for the clarification. It's all Greek to me.
![]() The language might be pushtu, because the sword is Afghani. |
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