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The Arabic dialects arose naturally with the expansion of the geographical area. The Arab tribes of Adnan and Qahtani were distributed between the north and south of the island, and the place must have an authority to impose on its inhabitants, and the distance must have effects that the language manifests in the tongue.

The dialect of the people of the Levant, the dialect of the Gulf, the Egyptian, the Moroccan, and the Iraqi, and each dialect is distinguished from the other by replacing a letter in another place, adding an extra letter, or using a different metaphor for the same pronunciation, and other things that are not a few.

There were many dialects that were spoken by Bedouins and traders in the regions of central and northern Arabia. It is believed that the origins of the modern dialects are due to those ancient languages ​​in the regions of the central and northern Arabian Peninsula.

The migration of the peoples of those regions contributed to the spread of the various Arabic dialects to the regions of the south of the peninsula, as well as to the regions of Mesopotamia. In this way, the Arabic language, along with the Islamic religion, spread to the ends of the earth.