The emblem of Morocco
The emblem of Morocco is the emblem of the state, which is composed of Moroccan national symbols, adopted on 14 August 1957. [1]
The golden emblem contains a red and five-pointed star in green, a bright sun with 15 beams, golden and silver decoration, two Atlantic arches on the sides, a royal crown with the colors of the flag, and a sign reading "Tsuerwa Allah Ausmarkm" (Surah Muhammad, verse 7).
Throughout the history of Morocco, some of the emblems of a state and signs of symbols of war times, internal political currents, or those derived from the Moroccan flag adopted by the ruling dynasty at that time are noted.