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by Jaume Ollé, 4 September 1996
The flag of the Moro (Moor) National Liberation Front (MLNF) or of one of their factions, that was seen in a conference room during discussions between the Philippine government and the Mindanao musulman people.
by Jaume Ollé, 4 September 1996
by Ivan Sache, 16 September 1999
Flag of the Mindanao Independence Movement: vertically divided red-white-yellow, with thin red and yellow stripes. In the center, yellow star and crescent flanked by Arabic (?) script. Source: Flags of Aspirant Peoples.
Ivan Sache, 16 September 1999
The inscription appears to be wrong. It says: Allah (no shadda ?) AKAbar insted of AKbar (= the greatest). The right accent above the left word should be above the first letter and not above the second. I guess the the last letter is longer downwards to make it look like a "Ra" and not "Dal".
Dov Gutterman, 21 September, 1999
At least, it is written wrong on the chart!. The accent is definitively above the second letter.
Ivan Sache, 1 October 1999
by Jaume Ollé, 4 September 1996
Jaume Ollé, 4 September 1996
I posted the flags of Mindanao (after the 1 September 1996, I think) in the power in Mindanao Island, and the embryo of the autonomous state was constitued. The flag of Mindanao (blue with stars an map in white) is not unanimous recognized, and is probably that a new flags are today in use. Some other information about the current autonomous flag.
Jaume Ollé, 7 September 1996
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