The idea of a united Arabia has existed for almost as long as the Arabs themselves but the version depicted is based on a promise made through the MacMachon-Hussein Correspondence between the United Kingdom and Arabian separatists in the Ottoman Empire during World War I.Īccording to the promise, the United Kingdom agreed to recognize Arabian independence and grant the Arabs a united independent state in exchange for having the Arabs collaborate with the British and launching a revolt against the Ottomans. Representing a single united Arab country for all Arabs, Arabia can be formed by any Arabic nation in the Middle East and the Arabian Peninsula and requires control over the historic Arab world, including the Middle East (the Levant), the Arabian Peninsula and North Africa.

Once Al-Andalus is restored, the newly-formed nation will be able to sweep across the Islamic world, integrating all of North Africa, the Middle East, Arabia, Eastern Anatolia, Persia, and the Caucasus through decisions, eventually allowing them to proclaim the restoration of the Umayyad Caliphate (extant in 661-750 AD), uniting the Islamic world under one caliphate once again, after the collapse of the Ottoman Caliphate in 1922. If Morocco or any other North African country is able to conquer southern Iberia, they gain access to a category of decisions called The Moorish Restoration, allowing them to revive the long-dead state of Al-Andalus and the caliphate of Cordoba, restoring Moorish rule to Iberia after a hiatus of roughly 440 years (since the collapse of the Emirate of Granada in 1492). Stripes indicate states that are not required in the decision but will get cores. The blue, green, pink, dark green and dark red represent the Sultanate of Africa, Emirate of Sicily, Umayyad Caliphate, Rashidi Expansion and Northern Expansion decision cores respectively. Map of required states for Al-Andalus (in yellow).

37 United Kingdom of Portugal and Brazil.

30.1 Strengthen the Rattanakosin Heritage.

29.2 Request Control of Pacific Islands.

25.12 Absorb the Tunis and Algerian Eyalets.

25.11 Restore the Vilayet of Tripolitania.

25.9 Merge the Eyalets of Jeddah, Habesh, and Yemen.

25.5 Restore the Vilayet of the Danube and Moldova.

25.3 Merge the Eyalets of Morea, Crete, and Kibris.