AlWadi

AlWadi is a toponym used across the Arab world. In Arabic, الوادي (al-wādī) literally means "the valley" and is a common descriptor in geographic names. The form AlWadi is therefore not a reference to a single location, but a generic name applied to many places that lie in or near valleys, wadis, or areas characterized by valley landscapes.

As a place name, AlWadi can refer to villages, districts, neighborhoods, or rural settlements. Its use is widespread in North Africa and the Middle East, with local spellings including Al-Wadi, Alwadi, or al-Wady, reflecting transliteration variations from Arabic to Latin script.

Beyond geographic names, AlWadi appears in corporate, tourism, and cultural branding, where the word evokes natural scenery, historical associations, or a sense of place.

Because it is a common term rather than a single entity, reference to AlWadi usually requires disambiguation by country or locality. See also: Wadi.