Arabic- the language of the future. At home, Malmö-born Nadia Jebril speaks Arabic with a Palestinian dialect. Swedish goal-keeper Rami Shaaban, who has also been allowed to use his "home Arabic", gives Nadia some tips.
"Multilingualism - a limitation or an opportunity?" The author Duna Ghali thinks that her Danish and Arabic have been enriched by each other. Comedian Omar Marzouk sees humor as a bridge between different cultures.
"The Arab media - who wins the exile Arabs?" Ever since the 1930s, London has been the capital of Arabic-language media. How have newspapers, television and radio affected the development of the Arabic language?
In France the Arabic language and Arabic culture is important sources of inspiration for art, film and music. Nadia meets raï legend Khaled, electro star Yasmine Hamdan and author Faïza Guène.
"History as a consolation." Many still travel to Andalusia to experience Moorish culture. In Spain, Nadia ends up in the middle of the Semana Santa celebration, visits the Alhambra Palace and receives a recitation of the poet Ibn Arabi.
"Arabic - a sacred language". In Bosnia, many have learned Arabic by studying the Qur'an. War photographer Suleiman changed after documenting the war in the ex-Yugoslavia. Naif Al-Mutawa, is the founder of the superhero series The 99.
"Language Archeology." Nadia travels to Malta where they speak Maltese, a kind of neo-Arabic. In Italy she meet one who has left the unrest in North Africa. Finally, an exclusive look at some of the oldest Arabic manuscripts in Europe.
"Language Revolution!" - While many Lebanese schools teach most subjects in French and English, campaigns are underway to preserve Arabic. Nadia meets award-winning author Joumana Haddad.
