What is lybia old flag?

The old flag of Libya was originally adopted in 1951, following the country's independence from Italy. It consisted of a simple design of a red field with a black star and crescent in the center. This design was based on the flag of the Senussi tribe, which had led the resistance against Italian colonization in Libya. The red color symbolized the blood shed by the Libyan people in their struggle for independence, while the black star and crescent represented the country's Islamic heritage.

However, in 1969, Muammar Gaddafi seized power in a coup and he replaced the old flag with a green flag, which was his personal ideological favorite. The green flag had no other symbols or designs on it, only the color green, which Gaddafi claimed represented the "Green Revolution" of his regime. The old flag was not seen again until the fall of Gaddafi's regime in 2011, when it was revived as the official flag of Libya by the National Transitional Council. The red, black, and green colors of the old flag were retained, but with a slight modification to the exact shade of green. Today, the old flag of Libya remains the official flag of the country.