الفتنة نائمة لعن الله من أيقظها

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Although "fitnah" in Arabic is not defined as "dissension" in English in the Al-Mawrid dictionary, but the same dictionary defines "dissension" in English as "fitnah" in Arabic	Dissension in Islam is one of the worst if not the worst sin

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الفتنة.. لعن الله من أيقظها: Refutation of an answer should be based only on the answer or its resources
الفتنة نائمة... لعن الله من أيقظها: the picture of dogs at least in the past suggests this bitterness and fear just as the most malicious word in Arabic history,al-fitnah, does

This English saying means "Do not stir up a problem that has lain quiet for some time"	In such cases where there is exact equivalant in the target language,translator should not seek any literal translation
The phrase is about "divide and rule" or "divide and conquer" and not about disagreement with government or the law dissent or sedition	Valerie got the meaning though she maybe doesn't know Arabic

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الفتنة.. لعن الله من أيقظها: Dear valerie With all my respect to you as a native speaker,I think we shall give our translatiopn some force by using a strong symbol of bitter conflict and great fear
حديث الفتنة نائمة ولعن الله من أيقظها وحديث وإياكم وخضراء الدمن: Compare that with the sin of killing and all other sins such as outlined in the 10 commandments and you'll find it meaning the worst of all sins
TCTerms: The TCTerms Team Read more:• Dear Eyad I suggest the dinamic translation "Let sleeping dogs lie"

Yes Jane, That could be another way of saying it	In other words the text means: Dissension is dormant asleep
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It will be more natural and idiomatic than any other literal translation.

الفتنة نائمة، لعن الله من أيقظها...: All the best Valerie "dissension" is what is meant by "fitnah" in the Arabic context mentioned
جريدة الجريدة الكويتية: If within the body of a communication there is that judgement, that part will be taken out
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