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Although the Quranic text is in Arabic, there are many words with roots in other Semitic languages and non-Semitic languages, the former words are difficult to distinguish due to common linguistic etymology . According to Rippin, more than 300 words in the Quran are borrowed from Hebrew, Syriac, Aramaic, Nabataean, Persian, Coptic, Latin, ancient Greek and Utopian.
From ancient Greek
- Arabic: مجوس, romanized: Majus: From Majus (22.17)
- Arabic: قسطاس, romanized: Kystas: From Kerykes (26.182)
From ancient Roman
- Arabic: قصر, romanized: Qasr: From castrum (22.45)
- Arabic: بلد, romanized: Balad: From Palatium (90)
- Arabic: صراط, romanized: Sirat: From strata (1.5)
- Arabic: عتیق, romanized: Atiq: From antiquus (22.33)
- Arabic: قنطار, romanized: Qentar: From centenarium (3.75)
- Arabic: أنجیل, romanized: Engil: From Evangelion (57.27)
- Arabic: دینار, romanized: Dinar: From Denarius (3.75)
From ancient Persian
From ancient Turkic
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- Apostasy in Islam
- Bibliolatry
- Quran desecration
- Attempted imitations of the Quran
- The Syro-Aramaic Reading Of The Koran
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