Are there non-Arabic foreign words in the Qur'an?
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The questioner : Shaykh?
The Shaykh : Abdullah.
The questioner : ... ؟
The Shaykh : In the Noble Qur'an, there are words that entered the language of the Arabs, but when they pronounced them, they became Arabic. All the Arabs who are from the descendants of Isma'il took their Arabic from others, which is why they are called the Arabized Arabs. So when some people say that there is some foreignness in the Qur'an, we say: No, that is a mistake, because when the Arabs used it in their speech, it became Arabic.
The Shaykh : Abdullah.
The questioner : ... ؟
The Shaykh : In the Noble Qur'an, there are words that entered the language of the Arabs, but when they pronounced them, they became Arabic. All the Arabs who are from the descendants of Isma'il took their Arabic from others, which is why they are called the Arabized Arabs. So when some people say that there is some foreignness in the Qur'an, we say: No, that is a mistake, because when the Arabs used it in their speech, it became Arabic.