Arabic has 2 forms: 1. Classical Arabic (Fus-ha) Language in which the Qur’an is wirtten. 2. Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) Arabic dialect generally understood Arabic is an extremely descriptive language. Where some languages has one word for something, Arabic has many. Arabic has many words for ‘love’ and even hundreds for ‘camel’ Lets now explore why Arabic is Important: The Muslim Religion muslim-arabic-language Muslim and the Arabic language Arabic plays an important role in the Islamic faith because Arabic is the language of the Holy Quran. Muslims holds the importance of Arabic language in very high esteem with most of their beliefs being inseparable from Arabic. Muslims considering Arabic the divine gift and a sacred part of their customs. They are required to perform five daily prayers in Arabic. Muslims believe that Arabic may be the mother of all languages in the world, is the very first language taught to Adam in the Garden of Eden. Business of Arabic The global importance of the Arabic language is highlighted by the growing presence of the Middle East. Arabic is spoken by more than 260 million people throughout the world and is the main language of most of the Middle East. Arabic is becoming an important language when it comes to operating an international business that’s trying to break into foreign markets. Learning Arabic opens up many employment possibilities in a number of different industries: