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The languages of pre-Islamic Arabia were the spoken and written languages attested in the Arabian Peninsula and its frontier zones before the rise of Islam in the seventh century. Some languages are known from pre-Islamic inscriptions, and others are only known from short texts or later descriptions by Arabic scholars. The main indigenous languages attested in Arabia were Semitic languages, especially Ancient South Arabian, Ancient North Arabian, and Old Arabic, but the peninsula also formed part of a wider written environment in which Aramaic, Greek, Syriac, Middle Persian, Hebrew, Ethiopic, and other languages appeared in various settings.
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