Sàlùjīquǎn pǎo de fēicháng kuài, bèi chēng wéi Ālābó de lièquǎn.
The Saluki is extremely fast, and is known as the hound of the Arabs.
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history
Bedouin tribes of the Arabian Peninsula kept the Saluki as a noble hunting partner; unlike most dogs in Islamic tradition, it was allowed inside the tent and considered a gift from Allah (هبة). Depictions of Saluki-type sighthounds appear on Egyptian tombs dating back to ~2100 BCE.