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Abdul Aziz bin Hamid Al-Humaid
changes, with an explanation of the difference between the two types.
Then I talked about some applications of the linguistic atlas, including:
- Producing the language of a tribe or a geographic habitat in maps that serve as a basis for the general atlas. - Producing an atlas of the words of a specific subject. - Extracting the linguistic notes of an Arab traveler in a set of geographical maps combined in one atlas. - Showing the dictionary of an Arab traveler on his journey in maps.
I have been keen to provide models for maps of each of the previous types, and most of these maps are from my scientific efforts in this field.

Keywords: Keywords:linguistic atlas; linguistic readings; Ibn Battuta ; Al-Maqdisi; the best divisions; Atlas of Standard Arabic; Vernacular Atlas.
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