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In the 16th century, Mughal rulers in India (who spoke Persian and Arabic) translated the Kamasutra into Persian, not Arabic. That Persian text is called (The Book of Splendor). Later, some copies added Arabic marginal notes. This hybrid manuscript sometimes appears online as "Kamasutra Arabic version." However: kamasutra versi arab.pdf
However, I can offer a about the historical and cultural context of the Kama Sutra in relation to the Arab world — clarifying how Arabic versions or adaptations of the text have appeared in history. If that would be helpful, here is a draft: This article is for historical and educational purposes only
Users seeking such a file should be cautious: many online PDFs labeled as “Arabic Kama Sutra” contain inaccurate translations, graphic content without cultural context, or even malware. In the 16th century, Mughal rulers in India