Arab League

The flag of Bahrain is red with five points of the white stripe representing the Five Pillars of Islam.

The capital of Yemen, Sanaʿa, is one of the ___ cities in the world.

The Cedars of Lebanon are the most famous ___ in the country and are in many important historical and religious texts.

Around the Arab world, Egypt is called Um al-dunya, or “Father of the World.”

The Arab League is a union of ___-speaking African and Asian countries.

The capital of Syria, ___ is one of the oldest continuously inhabited capitals in the world.

There are over __ million people living in Oman.

Comoros is called the Perfume Islands because it's the world's leading exporter of ylang-ylang, a base of many perfumes.

Over __ million people live in Somalia.

The flag of Mauritania is green, yellow and red . The ___ color symbolizes the Sahara Desert.

The capital of the United Arab Emirates is ___.

Nicknamed “the ___ of Africa,” Sudan borders seven countries.

The Arab League represents __ countries.

The name Morocco comes from the Arabic phrase al-Maghreb al-Aqsa, meaning "the farthest ___."

Mansaf (lamb, rice, and yogurt) is Jordan's national dish and is traditionally eaten with ________.

Hundreds of miles of sandy beaches line Tunisia's Atlantic coastline.

The two official languages of Djibouti are Arabic and ___.

The flag of the West Bank and Gaza is the flag of Palestine. It has stripes of __, __, and __, with a red triangle.

The population in Iraq is over __ million people.

Algeria is the largest country in ___.

Though a small oil producer, Qatar has one of the world's largest natural ___ reserves.

Kuwait's flag has a black, green, white, and red. The flag's 4 colors are used in many of the flags of Arab nations.

Saudi Arabia's greatest natural resource is crude ___, followed by natural gas, iron ore, gold, and copper.

A ___ country, Libya has no natural rivers, only dry riverbeds that occasionally fill with rainwater.