Egypt's Flag during the Monarchy Era

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In 1923, Egypt became a Kingdom, and the flag was changed again. For the first time, the red background was replaced by a green one, representing the greenery of the Valley and the Delta. In the middle of the flag, there were three white stars representing the three religions: Islam, Christianity and Judaism, surrounded by a white crescent.