This passage is about the use of the Arabic language and its influence. It mentions that the Arabic language was used in Sudan and that it was the language of the Quran. The passage also talks about a man named Jurj who translated books from Arabic into other languages. Jurj was known for his ability to translate and for his knowledge of Arabic. He was also a scholar and a writer. The passage mentions that Jurj translated many books, including some on Islamic jurisprudence and theology. It also states that Jurj was a respected figure in his community and that he was known for his wisdom and his piety. The passage concludes by saying that Jurj's translations helped to spread the Arabic language and Islamic culture in Sudan.