The classical Arabic language dates back to about 1600 years, while its origins go back much earlier, and it is the most spoken language within the group of Semitic languages and one of the most widespread languages in the world. The Arabic language is spoken by more than 467 million people distributed over the Arab world and many other neighboring regions. Such as Turkey, Chad, Mali, Senegal, Eritrea, Ethiopia, and Genoa.
A large number of the most important religious and intellectual works of the Middle Ages were written in Arabic, and its status rose following the spread of Islam among countries, and it became the language of politics, science and literature for centuries in the lands ruled by Muslims. Arabic is one of the most prolific languages in terms of linguistic material.