Tunisia's present flag was formed in the 1830s and has had very minimal alterations since then. The Tunisian flag is thus one of the oldest in the world. There is always significant significance behind flags, which may provide information about a country's history, culture, and religion. Tunisia's flag is crimson with a white circle, crescent, and star. The red hue denotes the sacrifices made for one's nation, as well as the blood of martyrs who battled for their country. The color white represents peace. The five-pointed star signifies Islam's five pillars, which constitute the cornerstone of being a Muslim. The crescent is a classic Islamic emblem. Pan-Arab colors and symbols, as previously
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