Arab flags
These are the flags of the 22 members of the Arab League. Many use the Pan-Arab colors of red, white, black and green, which trace back to the flag of the Arab Revolt of 1916.
Countries (22)
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Algeria Algiers
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Bahrain Manama
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Comoros Moroni
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Djibouti Djibouti
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Egypt Cairo
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Iraq Baghdad
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Jordan Amman
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Kuwait Kuwait City
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Lebanon Beirut
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Libya Tripoli
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Mauritania Nouakchott
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Morocco Rabat
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Oman Muscat
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Qatar Doha
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Saudi Arabia Riyadh
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Somalia Mogadishu
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State of Palestine Ramallah
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Sudan Khartoum
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Syria Damascus
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Tunisia Tunis
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United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi
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Yemen Sana'a
Questions
What are the Pan-Arab colors?
Red, white, black and green. Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Palestine, Sudan, Syria, the United Arab Emirates and Yemen all use some or all of them.
Which Arab flags look alike?
Egypt, Iraq and Yemen all use red, white and black bands, and differ in what sits on the white band. Bahrain and Qatar both have a serrated white edge but differ in color and the number of points.
Arab flag color codes
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Algeria
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Bahrain
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Comoros
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Djibouti
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Egypt
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Iraq
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Jordan
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Kuwait
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Lebanon
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Libya
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Mauritania
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Morocco
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Oman
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Qatar
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Saudi Arabia
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Somalia
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State of Palestine
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Sudan
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Syria
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Tunisia
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United Arab Emirates
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Yemen
Color codes describe the flag artwork, not official specifications.