The Arabic Bible is the translation of the Holy Scripture in Arabic. The Arabic translations of the Bible resonate deeply with Arabic speakers.

When the Arabic Bible was published for the first time, it was a game-changer for making Christian faith more accessible to millions of Arabic people. The earliest Bible translation in Arabic was made in the 9th century.

The translation of the Arabic Bible is not just a translation of the Bible Scripture; it also carries the emotions and deep meaning of the text. Over the years, the Arabic Bible has been updated several times and made accessible to younger generations as well.

Older translations of the Bible in Arabic were written in a more classical form of Arabic, which is still used in formal and religious contexts but can be difficult for many modern Arabic speakers to fully understand.

The Bible translation in Arabic came into existence because the Arabic people needed a language that echoed with the beauty of their culture and tradition. And today the Arabic Bible touches the hearts of millions of Arabic people.