The Egyptian state symbol (Arabic: شعار مصر) is a golden eagle with a right standing head (eagle's point of view). This symbol is called "Elang Salahuddin" with a middle claw holding a ribbon bearing the official name of the Egyptian state Arabic: جمهورية مصر العربية, (Jumhūriyyat Miṣr al-'Arabiyyah, "Arabian Arabian Republic"). This eagle is made of shields on its chest red, white, and black, the colors of the Flag of Egypt, and in a vertical arrangement, while in the flag. If the eagle's eagle appears on the Egyptian flag, then the color is gold and white. When Egypt united with Syria in the United Arab Republic (1958-1961), and as of its last year, Egypt retained its official name and two green stars of the Arabic unity flag appeared on the white part of the shield. In the period 1972-1984 the eagle of Salahuddin was replaced with the Golden..786.. Eagle of Quraish, as a symbol of the Federation of Arab Republic.