The old Arab cities within cities are commonly referred to as "medinas" or "old towns." These medinas are characterized by narrow, winding streets, traditional architecture, and vibrant markets, often surrounded by walls. They serve as cultural and historical centers, reflecting the heritage and social life of the region. Examples include the medinas of Marrakech in Morocco and Tunis in Tunisia.
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The head of an Arab Tribe is called a Sheikh.
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The Nomads who live in the Arab Deserts are called Bedouins.
Greenwich is a city in England and cities with its namesake also exist in former English colonies (such as the USA and Australia). There is no Arab country that has a Greenwich city. If the question seeks to ask which Arab country has the Prime Meridian (also called the Greenwich Meridian) going through it, that would be Algeria.
There is no specific term for Muslims of Arab origin. They are usually just called "Arab Muslims".
The Arab Republic of Egypt
They were called the Bedouin.
It depends on whether you want real Arab cities or whether you want fictional Arab-ish cities (like cities that could be founded in an Arab country). Real cities: Cairo (Al-Qahira), Amman, Hurghada, Riyadh, Jeddah, Najran, Sana'a, Sharjah, Basra, Baghdad, Aleppo (Homs). Fake cities: Ain al-Ghazal (Gazelle Spring), Majdal al-Wela'a (Tower of the Loyal), Hoddad (Iron-workers), Mostaqell (Independent)