Question

the quran (kuh-rahn) is a book of holy writings used by muslims. muslims believe the words of the quran came directly from god through muhammad. muhammad taught other people the words exactly as he received them, in arabic. most muslims today do not speak arabic as their primary language. but the quran is usually read and recited in arabic. why do most muslims believe the quran must be read in arabic? because muslims are only allowed to speak in arabic because it doesnt matter if muslims can understand the quran so that more muslims will decide to speak arabic as their main language so the words are exactly the same as the words sent by god

Explanation:

The Quran's words are believed to come directly from God through Muhammad, who taught them in Arabic. To preserve the exactness of God's words, Muslims believe reading it in Arabic ensures the words remain as they were sent by God. The other options are incorrect: Muslims aren't only allowed to speak Arabic, understanding the Quran does matter, and the goal isn't to make more speak Arabic as a main language.

Answer:

so the words are exactly the same as the words sent by God