Why hasn't Arabic language changed?

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Standard Arabic is very closely based on the Arabic used in the Koran. And since the Koran is a very valuable religious document, it is thought that it should not change. But the perception that it does not change is in contrast with the fact that the language does change, whether we like it or not.
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Standard Arabic is very closely based on the Arabic used in the Koran. And since the Koran is a very valuable religious document, it is thought that it should not change. But the perception that it does not change is in contrast with the fact that the language does change, whether we like it or not.
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