The non-Arabic media in the Quran

It is known that God sent each messenger from the previous peoples to their nation, in their language and tongue, so the messenger would speak to the people in their language to clarify for them. And God revealed the Quran to His Messenger, peace be upon him, in the language of his people, so the Quran came in Arabic, in a clear Arabic tongue, and this indicates the virtue and honor of the Arabic language, considering it the best, clearest, and most eloquent of languages. Scholars have examined the style of the Quran with contemplation, and asked: Are all the words and expressions in the Quran original Arabic? Or are there words from other languages, which the Quran Arabized when it included them in its verses? This issue has occupied scholars old and new, and they divided into three groups: Some said: The Quran contains words from all languages, such as Persian, Roman, Ethiopian, Aramaic, and Hebrew, and it contains many non-Arabic words, including proper names and others. Others said: Everything in the Quran is Arabic, and there are no Arabized non-Arabic words, so all its words are original Arabic, because God revealed it in a clear Arabic tongue, and the presence of non-Arabic words contradicts the verses that affirm the Quran's Arabic nature! The most likely opinion is that all the words and expressions in the Quran are pure Arabic.