The Koran
Love you : ohebbok. and it is written this way : أحبك
Ilham Benmahdjoub has written: 'A text-typological approach to discourse analysis and translation assessment with reference to Arabic-English emotive news reporting' 'Sentence initial pre-verbal constituents in Arabic - a text-based approach'
in non-fotmal Arabic u can say Mother : mama ,, written : ماما Father : baba ,, written : بابا in formal Arabic: Mother : omme ,, written : أمي Father : abii ,, written : أبي
No it isn't. It's the Islamic religious text, written in Arabic. It literally means "The recitation" and is considered to be the word of God (Allah).
Fire of God translated into Arabic text is النار الله
As there is nothing attached that copies the Arabic text, it is impossible to answer this question as written. If the question is referring to the graffiti on the tombstone in the image attached to the question, it is in Hebrew, not Arabic and it says "Death to Arabs!"
The original text of the Qur'an is in Arabic. It is translated into many languages, although all of the levels of meaning can only be accessed in the original Arabic.
Kindle does not have native Arabic support so you can not read any Arabic text as mobi or text files. But you can always convert your text into pdf or image. See the related link to download The Qur'an in Arabic.
If you mean the Bible it was originally written in Hebrew then translated in to many language's. Other religions have other holy books that were written in other languages. For example, the Koran was originally written in Arabic.
In Arabic, "noussou" (نصّ) typically refers to "text" or "passage," often used in literary or academic contexts. It can denote a specific excerpt from a written work or a formal statement. The term emphasizes the written content and its meaning.
A text written during the historical period being studied. (Apex)