The colors panarabes are the colors red, black, green and white, resulting from the flag of the Arab Révolte. One finds these colors in the majority of the flags of the Arab countries. These colors are inspired by worms of Safiy-eddine Al-Hali: " White are our benefits, Noires are our battles, Verts are our pastures, Rouge is our passé". (in Arabic: بيضصنائعناسودوقائعنا. .خضرمرابعناحمرمواضينا).
On the left a red triangle, prolonged by three bands horizontal black, green and white.
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the red triangle symbolizes the “house hachémite” of Mahomet;
- the black band symbolizes the Abbassides Baghdad (750 - 1258);
- the green band symbolizes the Fatimides Cairo (969 - 1171);
- the white band symbolizes the Omeyyades Damas (661 - 750).
These colors had been adopted by the Grande Arab revolt of 1916, revolt which aimed to the formation of an Arab kingdom including all the fertile Croissant. The revolt burst, but once the released Arab grounds of the Turkish occupation, Europeans divided the Middle East according to the Accord Sykes-Barb.
Flag raising the colors panarabes
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