What country is the Arabic language from?

Arabic is not from a single country, but rather it is an Afro-Asiatic language that originated in the Arabian Peninsula.

While the language itself is not specific to one country, it is the official language of 26 countries in the Middle East and North Africa, including:

* Algeria

* Bahrain

* Chad

* Comoros

* Djibouti

* Egypt

* Eritrea

* Iraq

* Jordan

* Kuwait

* Lebanon

* Libya

* Mauritania

* Morocco

* Oman

* Palestine

* Qatar

* Saudi Arabia

* Somalia

* Sudan

* Syria

* Tunisia

* The United Arab Emirates

* Yemen

So, while Arabic originated in the Arabian Peninsula, it is spoken and used in a vast geographical region encompassing many countries.