Is it arabic name for Austria نمسا borrowed from Proto-Slavic?

Question

Can someone cite reliable source about Serbo-Croatian (Proto-Slavic) etymology of Arabic word for Austria نمسا [(nimsa)](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%D9%86%D9%85%D8%B3%D8%A7)? It's sounds very dubious for me. I suppose that we have no evidence of intensive contacts between Arabic world and Slavic.**EDIT:** I'm gonna make it not that sensational like in the title. The Arabic word was borrowed not directly from Proto-Slavic, but (most likely) through Ottoman Turkish through some of Slavic language (*according to wiktionary*).

Answer 1

Most of language borrowing from the other language same like Arabic takes from Slavic, turkey words such like the tashkurat or Shukran or means thanks in English and most of civilization comes from Arabic and the other from Latin words but some of them come from Arabic language and Alamuya and uttmaniya that in time in turkey they had big libarary they borrowed most of the words at that time 1860 .

with the person who translate most of scientific terminology .