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The paper discusses how language is a vital part of the society in which it is spoken, and it both reflects the culture of that society and helps shape that culture at the same time. The paper then relates that Islam is a religion that can be found in most parts of the world, but the religion, especially in its formative years, is associated with three languages, Turkic, Arabic, and Persian, all languages of the Middle East and with the respective countries of Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Iran, among others. The paper analyzes the issue to show their particular association with Islam.

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"Language is a vital part of the society in which it is spoken, and it both reflects the culture of that society and helps shape that culture at the same time. Islam is a religion that can be found in most parts of the world, but the religion, especially in its formative years, is associated with three languages, Turkic, Arabic, and Persian, all languages of the Middle East and with the respective countries of Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Iran, among others. An analysis of the issue shows their particular association with Islam. As Ostler notes, China and Egypt are roughly equivalent in the way language and culture interact, and with these countries as well, the relationship between culture and language operates..."

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