Alarabi

Al-Arabi, sometimes written alArabi or Al-Arabi, is an Arabic term that translates to "the Arab" and is widely used as a proper name. In Arabic script the word is العربي.

The name is applied across fields, including sports, media, and cultural organizations. In sports, several football and other clubs bear the name, including clubs based in Kuwait and Qatar, which use Al-Arabi as part of their official titles. These clubs participate in national leagues and regional competitions and are among the longer-standing institutions in their countries.

Outlets in media and publishing have also used Al-Arabi as a title, including newspapers and magazines in various Arab-speaking communities. The term's cultural resonance often makes it a recognizable brand for media products intended to reflect Arab identity or interests.

Because the same name is used by many unrelated entities, "al-Arabi" typically requires disambiguation in reference works to locate a specific organization or publication. In practice, context such as country, field, or accompanying descriptive terms is used to distinguish among the different uses.

Transliteration varies: al-Arabi, Al-Arabi, alArabi, or Alarabi; capitalization and spacing depend on language and style guides. The term remains a common element in Arab-language naming, signaling cultural or linguistic affiliation with the Arab world.