(1:1) He who desires to inform you about any imperceptible matter like God or Allah, you will demand listening fees to him before. If he disagrees, you will avoid him to save your valuable time. You can spend the time for the welfare of the people.

(1:2) He who desires to tell any atheistic gossip, you will demand listening fees to him before too. If he disagrees, you will avoid him to save your valuable time. You can spend the time for the welfare of the people.

(1:3) Scrupulous theist is preferable to unscrupulous atheist. In this way, a scrupulous atheist is preferable to an unscrupulous theist. Most of all theists and atheists are not ethically good.

(1:4) lead your business keeping up morality. As a social man, you have to behave just. Tend to work with normal temperament.

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This is the first chapter (Morality) of Drishtantoist scripture, Mangolbarta, translated from Bangla.