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Reverted to version as of 10:33, 5 May 2025 (UTC) I was the one who created that original sloppy version of this flag here on Wikimedia Commons when I used t originally struggled in creating SVG images, that version which was mine spread on the internet and you found. The flag I am reverting to has better designed Arab script matching the flag of Iraq as can be seen beside Saddam Hussein in public events. You have been reverted by multiple users including myself who created the version of the...
See also: en:Flag of Iraq. 
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