L'arabe maghrébin de la Libye, transitoire entre le maghrébin occidental et l'égyptien. Les variétés tripolitaine et cyrénaïque diffèrent sensiblement dans le vocabulaire et la phonologie.
The codified supra-regional standard used across the Arab world in education, media, literature, and formal speech. Derived from Classical Arabic, it has no native speakers and no single regional home — it is acquired as a formal register layered above the spoken vernaculars. Cairo, as the historical center of Arabic publishing, broadcasting, and scholarship, serves as its conventional locus.