flag: Iraq
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The Iraqi flag consists of the colors red, white, and black. In the center, the Arabic phrase "Allahu Akbar" is written in green.
This flag has been used since 1991, and each color holds a special meaning. Red symbolizes courage, white represents generosity, and black signifies past victories.
The Iraqi flag consists of the colors red, white, and black. In the center, the Arabic phrase "Allahu Akbar" is written in green.
This flag has been used since 1991, and each color holds a special meaning. Red symbolizes courage, white represents generosity, and black signifies past victories.
The design of the modern Iraqi flag reflects Arab nationalism and Islamic culture. The Kufic script in the center represents the Islamic faith, emphasizing Iraq's cultural identity.
The Iraqi flag embodies the rich history of Iraq, from the Mesopotamian civilization thousands of years ago to the present day. The current design, adopted after the 1991 Gulf War, symbolizes the hope and unity of a new era and represents Iraq's modern identity in the international community.