Egyptian Flag 1922-1958 - Historical Design with Eagle of Saladin #1938375 (License: Personal Use)

This flag was officially used by the Kingdom of Egypt from 1922, following nominal independence from British rule, until the 1958 formation of the United Arab Republic. Its design features a central green rectangle bearing the golden Eagle of Saladin-representing strength, legitimacy, and pan-Arab identity-enclosed in a white diamond against a red field, where red signifies sacrifice and valor. The layout reflects both Ottoman heraldic traditions and modern nationalist aspirations.

Used in historical articles, educational resources, and museum exhibits about Egypt’s monarchy era; serves user intent for researching 20th-century Middle Eastern nationalism, flag evolution, or decolonization history.