I ' m a really big butt porn fan . Not sure if it translates . <| sep |> That is very good advice , thanks . One problem is that even Arabic speakers propose several different interpretations of inimitable , and these interpretations have very different consequences . Some think it has to do with arguing that pieces of modern scientific knowledge appear in the Quran . Others argue that there are moral teachings in the Quran that are inimitable . Or that the language and imagery evoked are artistically unique and beautiful . Or that the Quran ' s Arabic is distinct from both preIslamic prose and poetry in very specific ways that can ' t be imitated . Many of these definitions , in turn , bring up deeper philosophical problems with the way that the standards are applied . So while researching what inimitable might have meant to a Classical Arabic speaker in 7 th century Arabia would certainly help , and is a great idea , I also think somebody would still need to formulate the argument in a philosophically sophisticated way . Thus far , I haven ' t found anybody who does .