Academy of the Arabic Language

Academy of the Arabic Language

There are several bodies that compose the Academy of the Arabic Language:

#Academy of the Arabic Language in Damascus (Syria) (oldest)
#Academy of the Arabic Language in Cairo (Egypt)
#Academy of the Arabic Language in Amman (Jordan)
#Academy of the Arabic Language in Khartum (Sudan)
#Academy of the Arabic Language in Rabat (Morroco)
#Beit Al-Hikma Foundation (Tunisia)
#Iraqi Science Academy (almost inactive after 2003 invasion of Iraq)
#Academy of the Arabic Language in Algiers (Algeria)
#Academy of the Arabic Language in Israel (האקדמיה ללשון הערבית, ha-akademya la-lashon ha-ʻaravit)


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