Islamic Flags
An Islamic flag is a flag that complies with Islamic rules. Traditionally Islamic flags were of solid colour. The most favoured colours were black, white, red and green. However, other plain colours can be adopted. A bi-colour or tricolour (triband) flag can also be adopted as an Islamic flag. An example of a traditional solid coloured Islamic flag would be the old flag of Libya under Gaddafi.
Read more about Islamic Flags: Early History, Crescent Moon and Star, The Pan-Arab Flag and Colours, Representation of Flags, Islamic Extremism
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