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Flag of Morocco
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Definitions
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Flags Β· Nations
Common
The national flag of Morocco, featuring a red field with a green pentagram (five-pointed star). Represents the Kingdom of Morocco in North Africa.
Used to represent Morocco, its people, culture, or language in digital communication.
Just booked my trip to π²π¦ for next summer! Can't wait to explore Marrakech!
Travel announcement on Instagram
Congratulations to π²π¦ for qualifying for the World Cup semifinals!
Sports commentary on Twitter
The pentagram symbolizes the five pillars of Islam. The red background represents hardiness, bravery, strength and valor.
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People Β· Heritage
Common
Used to indicate Moroccan heritage, citizenship, or cultural identity in personal contexts.
Often included in social media bios or profiles to indicate Moroccan nationality or ancestry.
Proud π²π¦ living in London. Chef, foodie, traveler.
Social media bio
Morocco has a rich blend of Arab, Berber, and European cultural influences, reflected in its cuisine, architecture, and traditions.
Evolution Timeline
1915
The current Moroccan flag design was adopted, replacing previous variations.
Modernization of national symbols
2018
Surge in π²π¦ emoji usage during FIFA World Cup as Morocco competed.
International sports competition increasing national pride
2022
Massive spike in global usage during Morocco's historic World Cup semifinal run.
First African and Arab team to reach World Cup semifinals
Cultural Context
Morocco has maintained independence longer than most North African nations, giving it a strong sense of national identity reflected in flag usage.
The flag represents Morocco's Islamic heritage through the pentagram, which symbolizes the five pillars of Islam.
Morocco's unique position between Africa, the Arab world, and Europe gives its flag significance across multiple cultural spheres.
The flag emoji saw unprecedented global usage during Morocco's 2022 World Cup run, becoming one of the most tweeted national flag emojis.
Regional Variations
United Kingdom
More frequently used due to historical connections and proximity to Morocco as a popular holiday destination.
United States
Often associated with tourism, exotic destinations, and Moroccan restaurants or cultural events.
Generational Usage
Gen_X: More likely to use in formal contexts like business connections or educational content about Morocco.
Gen_Z: Frequently used on TikTok and Instagram to celebrate Moroccan heritage, music, and fashion trends.
Older: Limited usage, primarily for direct reference to the country in travel or news contexts.
Millennials: Used to indicate travel experiences, food appreciation, and cultural events related to Morocco.
Common Combinations
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Love for Morocco or Moroccan pride
Used by Moroccans abroad or those expressing affection for the country
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Celebrating Moroccan victories or achievements
Commonly used during sporting events, especially football
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Moroccan cuisine or restaurants
References tagine, couscous and other Moroccan culinary traditions
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Moroccan cultural traditions and protection symbols
References the Hand of Fatima and other cultural protective symbols