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English: Coat of arms of Iraq as adapted to new 2008 form of national flag -- standard pan-Arab "Eagle of Saladin" with shield of the tricolor of national flag (with the " Takbir" الله أكبر in Kufic text, as on the flag), holding a scroll with the words الجمهورية العراقية (al-Jumhuriya al-`Iraqiya "The Iraqi Republic").
Česky: Státní znak Iráku
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18 September 2008 |
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symbol adopted in July 2nd, 1965, with updates. Based on Image:Coat_of_arms_(emblem)_of_Iraq_2004-2007.svg with stars removed and text enlarged. |
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Image:COA of Iraq.svg / Image:Coat_of_arms_of_Iraq.svg was by User:Tonyjeff, based on national symbol, with the help of User:Omar86, User:Kafka1 and User:AnonMoos; further modifications by AnonMoos. Arabic script modified by User:Militaryace. |
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