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The national flag of Egypt is a horizontal red, white, and black tricolor with the golden Eagle of Saladin centered on the white band.
Egypt’s modern flag descends from the Arab Liberation Flag introduced after the 1952 Revolution. The red, white, and black tricolour is associated with the revolution and later Arab nationalist symbolism. According to the provided memo, red commemorates blood shed in the struggle against colonial domination, white represents purity, and black signifies the darkness of oppression that has been overcome. The present design, featuring the golden Eagle of Saladin centered on the white band, was adopted on October 4, 1984.
Single-crescent flag introduced
The red flag with one white crescent and star was used under Muhammad Ali Pasha.
Three-crescent design adopted
The flag changed to three white crescents, each containing three stars, on a red field.
Single-crescent flag reused
The red Ottoman-style flag with one crescent and a seven-pointed star was reused in 1882.
Three-crescent flag reused
The flag used during Khedive Ismail’s reign was reused when Egypt became a British protectorate.
Revolution flag introduced
The red-white-black revolution flag, bearing an eagle with a green shield, first appeared after the 1952 Revolution.
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