Sentence examples for non arabic from inspiring English sources

We should not penalise non Arabic speaking muslims for some mispronunciation.

For instance, many non-Arab Muslims have Arabic first names, such as Mohammad, Ali, or Omar, while some Arabs have non-Arabic names.

Not to be confused with the Arab newspaper Al-Hayat, Al Hayat Media is specifically aimed at non-Arabic speakers, particularly younger viewers, and its output is closer to mainstream broadcast standards than anything else Islamic extremism has yet produced.

As such, it loses all meaning in non-Arabic contexts.

The non-Arabic-sounding Octium came to mind.

Hence, as one might expect, they merely adopted the local non-Arabic names.

Naik was honoured for being one of the most renowned non-Arabic speaking promoters of Islam.

Happily for non-Arabic speakers, a good number of the books get translated into English.

Although the Prophet Muhammad discouraged celibacy within Islam, non-Arabic Islam did generate monastic orders.

Even non-Arabic speaking Muslims force themselves to learn enough of it to read it.

But El Attar builds his work to explode in cacophony: for us non-Arabic speakers, the explosion just comes sooner.