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There is no single flag that represents the Arabic language specifically. The Arabic language is spoken in many countries across the Arab world, each with its own flag. Some flags that have Arabic text include those of Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Iraq.
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The Arabic language is not associated with a specific flag. Arabic is spoken in a diverse range of countries across the Arab world, each with its own national flag. Flags represent individual nations, and while Arabic is a common language in many of these countries, it is not directly associated with...
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The Arabic language is not associated with a specific flag. Arabic is spoken in a diverse range of countries across the Arab world, each with its own national flag. Flags represent individual nations, and while Arabic is a common language in many of these countries, it is not directly associated with a particular flag. read less
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Wa alaikum salaam" is an Arabic greeting that means "And upon you be peace." It's a common response to the Islamic greeting "As-salamu alaykum," which means "Peace be upon you."
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Wa alaikum salaam" is an Arabic greeting that means "And upon you be peace." It's a common response to the Islamic greeting "As-salamu alaykum," which means "Peace be upon you."
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