Coat of arms of the Federation of Arab Republics

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The Coat of arms of the Federation of Arab Republics was the emblem used by the short-lived political union of Egypt, Syria, and Libya in the early 1970s, featuring the pan-Arab Hawk of Quraish as its central symbol.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coat of arms
national emblem
adoptedBy Federation of Arab Republics
adoptionReason to represent the political union of Egypt, Syria, and Libya
associatedIdeology Ba'athism
Nasserism
category Arab nationalist symbols
national coats of arms
centralFigure Hawk of Quraish
continent Africa
Asia
country Federation of Arab Republics
depicts Hawk of Quraish holding a shield
hasElement Arabic inscription
scroll
shield
inspiredBy pan-Arab heraldic traditions
mottoText Ittihad al-Jumhuriyat al-Arabiyya
mottoTranslation Federation of Arab Republics
politicalContext Federation of Arab Republics union project
region Arab world
relatedSymbol Coat of arms of Egypt
Coat of arms of Libya
Coat of arms of Syria
Eagle of Saladin
scriptOnScrollLanguage Arabic
status historical emblem
symbolizes Arab nationalism
Arab unity
Pan-Arabism
linked to: Arab nationalism
timePeriod early 1970s
usedBy Egypt
Libya
Syria
usedIn Egyptian state symbolism
Libyan state symbolism
Syrian state symbolism
usedOn flags of member states in the union period
government buildings
official documents

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Coat of arms of Syria previousVersionUsed Coat of arms of the Federation of Arab Republics
coat of arms of Libya (1970s–1980s) relatedTo coat of arms of Iraq (Ba'athist era)
linked to: Coat of arms of the Federation of Arab Republics