For the film of the same name, see Zorba the Greek (film).
The Syrian flag incorporates the four pan-Arab colors, which represent the various dynasties that ruled the region in history. The combination of colors was first used to represent the region during the 1916 Arab Revolt. The red symbolizes the Khawarij, an Islamic group of the seventh century, whose flag was red.
The national flag of Sudan consists of three equal horizontal bands of red (top), white, and black (bottom) with a green isosceles triangle based on the hoist side. Sudan Flag - colors meaning/symbolism. Red symbolizes Sudan's struggle for independence and the sacrifices of the country's martyrs. White stands for peace, light, love and optimism. Black represents the people of Sudan ('Sudan' means 'black' in Arabic) Green represents Islam, agriculture and the prosperity of the land.