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Logo of the Turkish Orthodox Patriarchate.

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Logo of the Turkish Orthodox Patriarchate.

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An example of the "Eurabia Flag" prepared to react to the growing Muslim population in the European Union.

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An example of the "Eurabia Flag" prepared to react to the growing Muslim population in the European Union.

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Flag created recently to support Palestine in Turkey.

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Flag created recently to support Palestine in Turkey.

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The flag that Germans Turks have in order to support the Turkish soccer team in Germany with no political meaning and only culturally.

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The flag that Germans Turks have in order to support the Turkish soccer team in Germany with no political meaning and only culturally.

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The flag of the Western Thrace Independent Government, founded in Western Thrace on August 31, 1913, but only able to live for 52 days.

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The flag of the Western Thrace Independent Government, founded in Western Thrace on August 31, 1913, but only able to live for 52 days.

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The flag of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, established on November 15, 1983, but known only to Turkey.

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The flag of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, established on November 15, 1983, but known only to Turkey.

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The flag of the Republic of Hatay, which was established on September 7, 1938, separated from the Syrian territory in the French colonial rule and joined Turkey on 23 June 1939.

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The flag of the Republic of Hatay, which was established on September 7, 1938, separated from the Syrian territory in the French colonial rule and joined Turkey on 23 June 1939.

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The Ottoman naval base used between 1793-1844.

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The Ottoman naval base used between 1793-1844.

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The Ottoman flag, adopted in 1844, constituted the basis for today's Turkish flag.

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The Ottoman flag, adopted in 1844, constituted the basis for today's Turkish flag.

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Moon Stars and Their Meanings on the Turkish Flag.

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Moon Stars and Their Meanings on the Turkish Flag.

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We know that the blood of the turk bayrağın's colorful martyrs is taken from the Moon and the star reflected in the blood lake. But this information about the flag is not enough to tell about the depth and the glory of the symbolic significance that the flag carries on the flag.
As it is commonly known, the symbols of the cross are on the flags of Christian nations.
Crescent appears in Muslim nations. The meaning of the Cross is that it symbolizes Jesus as he believes that Jesus was martyred in the form of a cross, stretched by the cross.

What about Crescent? We know that Muslims are accepted as symbols. But where does the symbolic value come from?
Although the full moon (Bedir) is brighter than the moon on the fourth day of the moon, why did the moon receive the weakest symbol in the form of a bow, which gives the least light? Here is the power of the Crescent here. Because if it were taken directly like the Crescent Cross, it would be more appropriate to use the Full Moon. However, "Crescent" has become a symbol because of its name, not because of its shape. This meaning is taken from the name "Allah (c.c.)".

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The Turkish flag is mentioned in the 1st, 2nd and 10th marches of the National Anthem.

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The moon-star proportions of the Turkish flag and the Islamic past have inspired a wide variety of flags.

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Abbreviation | Measure | Rate

G | Width | 1

A | The distance of the outer moon center from the end shore | 1/2 G

B | The diameter (diameter) of the outer circle of the moon | 1/2 G

C | Between inner and outer center of the moon | 1/16 G

D | The diameter (diameter) of the inner circle of the moon | 0.4 G

E | The distance of the star circle from the inside circle of the moon | 1/3 G

F | The diameter (diameter) of the star circle | 1/4 G

L | Length | 1.5 G

M | Flatness width | 1/30 G

Note: Regardless of the flag width, the (G) precedence does not change.

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There is not enough information about the flag colors and symbols used in the Anatolian Turkish states before the Ottoman Empire. We see the Turkish flag first as a white-colored star sent to Osman Bey by Anatolian Seljuk ruler Gıyaseddin Mesud.

After the 15th century, the flag was started to be used in the Çaldıran War in the period of Yavuz Sultan Selim. The closest thing to the Turkish flag is III. It is encountered during the Selim period. In this flag an eight-pointed star was used along with the crescent. In the year 1842 Abdulmecit was started to be used as a star pentagon.

On May 29, 1936, the shape of the flag was determined precisely upon the removal of the Sultanate. The use of the Turkish flag was regulated by the "Turkish Flag Regulation" dated July 28, 1937, numbered 27175.

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The flag, formed by placing a white crescent and a star on an al colored base, was shaped by the Turkish Flag Law No. 2994 on May 29, 1936 and it was accepted as the national flag of Turkey. On September 22, 1983, flag criteria were determined with the Turkish Flag Law No. 2893 and the flag was finalized.

According to the legend, al in the flag is red blood and represents the blood of the martyrs. The image of a Turkish Bayrağ is formed with a moon and a star in the form of a crescent reflected on these bloods of the midnight.