But the tongue of him to whom they refer by this insinuation is foreign whereas this Qur'an is in the Arabic tongue, plain and clear.

But Karamaneh fondled the cold hands, and spoke softly in that Arabic tongue which long before I had divined must be her native language.

He greeted his guests first in perfect English, then in French, and finally in the Arabic tongue.

It is a response from Berber activists to those Algerians, Moroccans, Tunisians and Libyans who self-identify as "Arab" just because of their Arabic tongue.

No soft, silken fingers here; no perfumed ointments; no tender voices talking in that impenetrable Arabic tongue that seemed so suited to sensuality.

A group calling itself the 1920 Brigades claimed responsibility in an Internet posting, saying Al Arabiya's workers were "Americanized spies speaking in Arabic tongue."

The few scattered people sitting at the tables were for the most part silent, but when they spoke, he heard all three of the town's tongues: Arabic, Spanish and French.

Isma'il grew up among the Jurhum tribe, learning the pure Arabic tongue from them.

The doctor came on to within a hundred and fifty feet of him, and then, with his roundest and fullest voice, saluted him courteously in the Arabic tongue.

"But nevertheless there are things which can be said in the simple Arabic tongue that cannot be said in English."