The correct answer is true.
It is true that the Arabic version of the bible is considered no more or less important than the English translation of it.
The Arabic version of the Bible is also known as the Vandick version. It has been used in Easter Arabic countries since the 1860s. It also has been read by other people that speak Arab in other countries of the world. Previous to this version, people such as Eli Smith and Butrus Bustani had been working with translations of the Old and New Testament books.
