Alaml

Alaml is a transliteration of the Arabic term al-ʿālam (العالم), meaning "the world" or "the universe." In Arabic, al-ʿālam is a common noun that can denote the physical world, a realm, or a domain, and it appears in various expressions and titles. When rendered in Latin characters, the definite article and the absence of diacritics lead to several spellings, including Al Alam and Al-Alam, depending on language conventions and transliteration standards.

The term is widely used in branding for media outlets, institutions, and organizations across Arabic- and Persian-speaking regions, where the phrase conveys a sense of global scope or comprehensive coverage. It also appears in place names, academic programs, and cultural works, reflecting the broad connotation of "world" or "universe." Because of its generic meaning, "al-alam" is employed in a range of contexts, and individual entities bearing the name are not necessarily related.

In encyclopedic usage, entries under Al Alam or Al-Alam typically pertain to specific media outlets, organizations, or geographical references that adopt the term in their titles. Disambiguation is common, given the widespread adoption of the phrase in different languages and regions.