Select the Arab League Countries Quiz

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Arabic is the fifth most spoken language in the world, the fourth most used language on the Internet, and the third most widely recognized official language, after English and French. Arabic has 32 currently recognized regional spoken dialects, but only one real written form, also known as "Modern Classical Arabic", which is derived from Classical Arabic. The written language has been virtually unchanged since the days of the Islamic Caliphate, and writing from those periods are easily understandable to this day by Arabic scholars.

The Arab League was founded in 1945 in Cairo, Egypt with 6 members (Lebanon, Transjordan, Egypt, Iraq, Syria, and Saudi Arabia) and it was soon joined by Yemen. The Arab league has 22 current members, which each member having one vote in the Council of the Arab League. It also consists of seven observer states that may send delegates to council meetings but do not have any voting power. Three countries have been suspended from the Arab League in its history, although all three have since been reinstated. Egypt was suspended in 1979 following the country's peace treaty with Israel. Libya and Syria were suspended in 2011 following the outbreak of the Libyan Civil War and Syrian Civil War respectively.

The stated mission of the Arab League is to unify Arabic-speaking peoples while simultaneously respecting the sovereignty of its member nations.