The late form mqtry (for earlier mtqrʔ) 'called (m.sg.)' shows Arabic-like infixation of -t- after a non-sibilant first radical, although the form cannot have been borrowed from Arabic in its entirety.
A late variant of mqtry, stemming from an earlier mtqrʔ, exhibits Arabic-inspired infixation of -t- after a non-sibilant starting sound. Nevertheless, it's improbable that the form was copied directly from Arabic.