Flag of Algeria
Describing about how it feels when people look at the Algeria Flag, it the colors and symbols of the flag are connected with Islam and the Arab dynasties. In 1920, Khaled the grandson of Abdelkader and Algerian nationalist leader Ahmed Messali Hadj had castoff the green-and-white in the flag. In the 1950s, the National Liberation Army and the National Liberation Front gave provision to the current Algerian flag. On July 3, 1962, the country got its independence.
The national Flag of Algeria is the symbol for peace, prosperity, and Islamic trades. Green symbolizes the green plains of Algeria, while white characterizes peace and honesty of the Algerian state. Then there is the semicircular and five-pointed star which is a cheerful and bold red in the center of the flag symbolizes socialism.
History of Algeria Flag
This flag takes it's meaning from the Algerian War (of Independence) from 1954 to 1952, the Green color embodies Islam and the White means peace, Red is the color of blood for those who struggled to release the country from the French subjugation and the Star and Crescent epitomize Islam too. It was first designed by Emir Abdel Kadir in early 19th century who was the spiritual and military leader who previously started fight the French aggressors; at this period it was just two equal perpendicular bands, green and white.
The Barbary bandits of Ottoman Algeria between the 15th and 17th century extensively used flags that were adorned with one or more arcs. These could however vary critically in color, with dark red, black, green and white being in practice. Besides these, Algerian plagiarizes also used several flags in plain color, such as plain black ones signaling death, motifs, such as suns, stars and crossed swords.
It is perhaps the best known as the maker of the Algerian flag. While there is certain dispute over who exactly intended green and white with red star and crescent symbol. It is generally accredited as having sewed the first version of the flag in 1934.
Algeria Flag Meaning and Design
According to Algeria-un.org, cited in 1999, the features present in the flag of Algeria are plunk precisely, being defined as the green is a composition of equal yellow and blue. The diagram of contrasts comprised of rood, a wavelength and the position 600 on the normal spectrum. The red is pure and the primary non-decomposable color in the flag.