Surely, it was only to protect your interests.

Also, my interests are the same as yours. You want your story told. I badly want a story to tell.

Indeed during the day you have a long schedule of occupations .

Indeed you have a lot of matters during the day .

surely in the day thou hast long business .

Verily there is for thee by day occupation prolonged .

Verily , there is for you by day prolonged occupation with ordinary duties ,

In the daytime , you have lengthy work to do .

You are indeed much occupied during the day with the affairs of the world .

Lo ! thou hast by day a chain of business .

for indeed during the day you have drawn out engagements .

You have by day prolonged occupations .

Indeed , for you by day is prolonged occupation .

During the day , you are preoccupied with many activities .

Surely you have in the day time a long occupation .

You have by day prolonged occupations with Dawah work .

True , there is for thee by day prolonged occupation with ordinary duties

The logic of the golden rule the more you think about and interact with other people, the more you realize that it is untenable to privilege your interests over theirs, at least not if you want them to listen to you.

When you persuade others to want what you want, you do not have to spend as much on sticks and carrots to move them in your direction.

You can't say that my interests are special compared to yours, anymore than you can say that the particular spot that I'm standing on is a unique part of the universe because I happen to be standing on it that very minute.