Adaptation and reception of ideas are closely connected with the politics of translation because translation is not merely the transfer of words from one language to another; it also involves the movement of meanings, values, beliefs, and cultural perspectives. Every act of translation reshapes ideas according to the linguistic, social, and ideological context of the target audience. Therefore, adaptation and reception play an essential role in determining how translated texts are understood and accepted. Adaptation refers to modifying the source text to suit the cultural, historical, or social conditions of the target language community. The translator may simplify expressions, replace cultural references, or reorganize