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I disagree, they usually have green or black. I don't recollect them using stars either.

• masklinn 4y ago
  > I disagree, they usually have green or black. The logo is black, which seems to qualify as "green or black"? Red and white are also very common (ottoman flag, turkey, tunisia). > I don't recollect them using stars either. "Star and crescent" has been common muslim iconography since the 14th century, and the ottoman empire (which introduced them).
  • _8j50 4y ago
    The logo shows purple to me and it isn't a crescent, cuts off ar the bottom.
    • masklinn 4y ago
      > The logo shows purple to me It seems to be an extremely dark purple, on a white background it's genuinely indistinguishable from black. > it isn't a crescent, cuts off at the bottom. Which is close enough to a crescent for > resembles islamic flags to be a perfectly valid take.
      • _8j50 4y ago
        It is a subjective opinion and I strongly and subjectively disagree.
      • michaelmrose 4y ago
        It's actually not a very valid take at all. It is VERY clearly not black I suggest your monitor is extremely poorly calibrated if it appears so. It not only isn't a crescent its not even a vaguely crescent shaped object. In Muslim iconography the crescent is a moon an object in the foreground not the background formed by putting any circular item offset inside any other. It's reaching.