Disney Channel Arabic/Censorship

Disney Channel Arabic is infamous for censorship.

Blazing Dragons
The Modern Standard Arabic redub by Tanweer Studios Jordan is edited for content.
 * The scene in "A Gift for Griddle" where Flicker gets trapped in a present box was deleted, possibly to avoid children imitating the stunt.

Bluey

 * In "Markets", the scene in which the unicorn poops after the titular character says goodbye to it is cut.

The Simpsons
The Modern Standard Arabic redub by Tanweer Studios Jordan is edited for content.
 * "The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson" and "New Kids On The Blecch" were heavily edited for content. Uncut, alternate dubs of both episodes are present on Disney+.
 * However, "Stark Raving Dad" was aired despite the ban on it by the producers, likely because Michael Jackson is rather unknown in the Arab world. In addition, Duff Beer and Krusty being Jewish were left intact in comparison to the original MBC 1 dub.

Star vs. The Forces of Evil

 * "Just Friends" had the kissing same-sex couples redrawn to be straight couples.

DuckTales (1987 series)
The Modern Standard Arabic redub by Image Production House is edited for content.
 * Donald is in the Army instead of the Navy, possibly due to anti-American sentiment in some Arab countries, however some fans have stated it's poor translation.

Goof Troop

 * Goofy getting electrocuted in the intro was slowed down to "prevent seizures". This is noticeable as the interlacing lines are more visible.

Mole Miner
The channel airs the new Modern Standard Arabic dub (made by VoiceMedia in ).
 * In airings of Mole Miner: Quartz Madness!, Harry's dialogue is changed so he does not state he has a boyfriend, despite Jordan (where Disney Channel Arabic is based) being far ahead in LGBT+ rights, it's possibly to avoid complaints from angry conservative parents.

Barney & Friends
The Modern Standard Arabic redub by Tanweer Studios Jordan is edited for content.
 * In "Hop To It!", Barney getting stuck in the swingset and then getting unstuck was cut due to imitatible behavior.