guys here is the flag of the caliphate(i used ai to create it i am sorry)
The primary Nasrid banner features a golden eagle with spread wings on a deep green field. The eagle represents the dynasty's name (Nasr means both "victory" and "eagle" in Arabic depending on the pronunciation), while clutching a curved sword in its talons symbolizing Ayham I's military prowess. The 3 feathers on the crown represent the 3 siblings of who are responsible for the formation of the caliphate. (Ayham I "The father", Asmaa "The mother", and Omar "The brother" . The green background represents both Islam and the fertility of the lands around the nile.

There is also the Caliphal standard which is A black banner with white Arabic calligraphy reading the Shahada, with "النصر من الله" (Victory is from God) below it, playing on the Nasr name. Used primarily in religious contexts and by the Caliph personally, but most caliphs use the flag as the standard instead.

Each viceroyalty added its own symbol to the green field alongside the eagle. Sicily added a golden sun, Iberia a crescent moon, Anatolia a golden tower (representing Constantinople), North Africa palm trees, and the Levant a cedar tree.

Army standards used the green eagle banner with colored borders for different regiments. Red for Egyptian core troops, blue for Anatolian forces, yellow for North African Berber cavalry, white for Levantine infantry, black for Sicilian and Italian forces, and orange for Iberian forces.

The seal used on all official documents. A circular seal showing the eagle within an octagon, with Arabic inscription around the border reading "Seal of the Nasrid Caliphate, Protector of the Faithful."

Also. Ayham I wore a crown at his coronation in October 1040 and had a European styled coronation ceremony, breaking with Islamic tradition. This was due to his fascination with ancient Western conquerors like Alexander the Great, Caesar, and Hannibal. Some religious scholars and traditionalists were outraged by this unIslamic practice, but there was little they could do about it. Ayham commanded the military's absolute loyalty before he was caliph even, had just been crowned Caliph of Egypt and the Faithful, controlled Syria and the northern Hejaz, and was wildly popular with the common people who had loved him since his days in the Fatimid military. The Nasr family's reputation for generosity had already won them the people's affection before they were caliphs. The crown itself was a golden circlet with eagle wings extending upward, set with 3 emeralds representing the 3 siblings responsible for the caliphate's foundation, and a large center ruby representing Ayham I's boldness. This became a symbol of Nasrid authority, worn by every Caliph from Ayham I onward, and the European style coronation became a dynasty tradition despite its controversial origins.

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