What does this Arabic sentence mean?

it means '' you kill somebody and accompany him in his funeral''

Sentence 1 is something like 'I am a spiritual leader/prophet' Sentecne two, appears to be a quote from the poem 'Invictus', reading 'I am the captain of my soul'.

well , it's not a sentence to begin with . so if you translate it literally like that

you will have non sense sentence.

and yes it means ( you kill somebody and walk in his funeral)

you say it to somebody who does something bad and act like it didn't come from him

example ..

2 persons . A) broke b's camera

B) OMG, what happend to my camera ?

A) that's terrible , somebody broke it .

in this case . the person (A) killed the man and walked in his funeral

i hope it is clear now

کشتن یک انسان و راه رفتن روی جنازه ی اون

i asked a native right now, and he says it means, they are keeling people, and going to their funeral ceremony!

in persian: میکشنشون و به تشییع جنازه شون میرن!

this is a very well known and widely used proverb. It means "you kill a person and walk in his funeral"

Your question reminded me of this poem although I'm not sure if both have same meanings!

عاشق بيگناه را بهر ثواب مي كشي

بر سر گور كشتگان بانگ نماز مي كني

کشتن ullirit man and women as Boston رفتن ye digar funeral

It means: "You kill the person, then you walk at his funeral"

it reminds me my Arabic score!

OMG,nazdik bud tajdid sham!