The Arabic Language Index is a linguistic tool that measures the use of Arabic across various vital domains. The index includes fifty sub-indicators and eight main domains, each measuring multiple aspects within those domains to provide a detailed picture of the Arabic language’s status in the countries where the index is applied. The indicators are diverse, targeting both quantitative and qualitative data through a scientifically rigorous methodology. These indicators were developed based on the analysis of studies, literature, and previous experiences in creating global reference indicators and reports. Several expert discussions were conducted, followed by peer review at every stage by specialists in the relevant fields. The index will serve as the foundation for issuing periodic reports to assess the state of the Arabic language worldwide.

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