The Star of David (Magen David) also occurs frequently. With the Muslims, the star and crescent is commonly regarded as a symbol of Islam. It is featured prominently on the flags of many countries in the Islamic world, notably Turkey, Malaysia, and Pakistan. Critics point out that the symbol was not used by Muhammad and therefore has no basis in Islam, but has undeniably become associated with the Ottoman Empire...
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It is featured prominently on the flags of many countries in the Islamic world, notably Turkey, Malaysia, and Pakistan. Critics point out that the symbol was not used by Muhammad and therefore has no basis in Islam, but has undeniably become associated with the Ottoman Empire. The crescent and star are believed to be the traditional insignia of the city of Constantinople (now Istanbul), capital of the Byzantine Empire...
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