What is offered without faith, what is given, the austerity performed, and what is done, is called ‘Asat’, oh Pārtha; and that, neither here nor after death.

The asat — the non-real, non-true. Aśraddhayā — without faith. Hutam — offering to fire. Dattam — given. Tapas taptam — austerity performed. Kṛtam — any action.

Without śraddhā everything is asat. Result: na tat pretya — it yields no fruit after death. Na iha — nor here, in this life. It is action without value, like a burnt seed.