The symbol on the Iranian flag means two things. It spells "Allah" (Al-llah, "the creator"), although it does demand some creativity in order to see this. Secondly, it represents the double-edged sword of Ali, a highly revered figure to Shiites. The "W" looking symbol over the middle of the symbol is called a "shadda" or "tashdid", which basically doubles the letter that is beneath it, or places extra emphasis on it. This allows for "Allah" to be spelled correctly, and also "doubles" the "blade" of Ali's sword.
Among opponents of Ayatollah Khomeini, there is also a sort of conspiracy theory that suggests he is actually a Sikh; Khomeini grew up in a province with a large Sikh minority, and the Sikh symbol does bear a significant resemblance to the symbol on Iran's flag. However, it is more likely he simply found the symbol aesthetically pleasing.
The colors of green, white, and red are the traditional colors of Iran and of Islam which the country used under the previous government as well. There is also a red tulip in the center of the flag to represent the flowering of the Islamic Republic. In small white letters both above and bellow the white band it says "Allah hu Akbar" which means "God is the Greatest" and is another symbol of Iran's Islamic nature.
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The Nigerian flag was originally designed in 1959 and was raised in October of 1960.
The flag that was used as the basis of the design of Alabama's flag was the flag of Scotland. The design was the same with just a few modifications like the color.
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Repetition, pattern, and rhythm are design elements that can be found in the American flag.
Pattern and rhythm are two design elements found in the American flag.
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