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Arabian Arabic is a term used to refer to several Arabic dialects and dialect-groups spoken in modern-day Saudi Arabia. The most prominent of these are Hejazi Arabic, Najdi Arabic, Gulf Arabic, and Jenubi Arabic ("southern").

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Overviews	Language · Alphabet · History · Romanization · Numerology · Influence on other languages

Alphabet	Arabic numerals · Eastern numerals · Diacritics · Hamza · Tāʾ marbūṭah

Letters	ʾAlif · Bāʾ · Tāʾ · Ṯāʾ · Ǧīm · Ḥāʾ · Ḫāʾ · Dāl · Ḏāl · Rāʾ · Zayn · Sīn · Šīn · Ṣād · Ḍād · Ṭāʾ · Ẓāʾ · ʿAyn · Ġayn · Fāʾ · Qāf · Kāf · Lām · Mīm · Nūn · Hāʾ · Wāw · Yāʾ

Eras	Ancient North Arabian · Classical · Modern

Notable varieties	Standardized: Modern Standard Arabic, Regional: Egyptian · Iraqi · Levantine · Maghrebi · Sudanese · Arabian · Judeo-Arabic

Academic	Literature · Names

Calligraphy and scripts	Naskh · Kufic · Thuluth · Ruqʿah · Diwani · Muhaqqaq · Maghrebi · Hejazi · Mashq · Nastaʿlīq · Jawi · Pegon · Sini · Xiao'erjing

Linguistics	Phonology · Sun and moon letters · ʾIʿrāb (inflection) · Grammar · Triliteral root · Mater lectionis · IPA · Quranic Arabic Corpus

v · d · eVarieties of Arabic

Pre-Islamic	Ancient North Arabian† (Hasaitic† · Lihyanitic† · Safaitic† · Thamudic†) · Classical

Modern Literary Variety	Modern Standard

Maghreb	Algerian · Andalusian† · Darija · Hassānīya · Jebli · Jijel · Libyan · Maltese · Moroccan · Saharan · Sicilian† · Tunisian

Levant	Bedawi · Cypriote Maronite · Jordanian · Lebanese · North Syrian · Palestinian · Syrian

Mesopotamia	Iraqi (Baghdadi · Khuzestani) · North Mesopotamian

Arabia	Bahraini · Dhofari · Gulf · Hadhrami · Hejazi · Najdi · Omani · Sharqi · Shihhi · Yemeni

Nile Valley	Egyptian · Sa'idi · Sudanese

Peripheral	Central Asian (Tajiki · Uzbeki) · Chadian · Shirvani†

Judeo-Arabic	Judeo-Iraqi (Judeo-Baghdadi) · Judeo-Moroccan · Judeo-Tripolitanian · Judeo-Tunisian · Judeo-Yemeni

Creoles	Babalia · Juba · Maridi · Nubi · Turku

† Extinct

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