Fanilo Ny Didy, Fahazavana Ny Lalàna.
This proverb means that the decisions and commands given by a higher authority, commonly the sovereign, serve as a guide and orientation for society. The laws, in turn, are considered as a light, illuminating the path to follow by allowing for the distinction between right and wrong. An equivalent proverb in English would be ‘The law is light unto the people.’
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