The term 'Arab Title' refers to a title of nobility or honorific that is used in the Arab world. The three most common titles are Sheik (5 letters), EMIR (4 letters) and Emeer (5 letters). Sheik is the highest title and is usually given to a tribal leader or a religious figure. EMIR is a title of nobility that is usually given to a prince or a governor. Emeer is a title of honor that is usually given to a respected person in the community.