Coat of arms of Iraq

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The Coat of arms of Iraq is a golden eagle, dating from the time of Saladin. Its body is gold and the underwings are black. It has a shield with the Iraqi flag on it, and below it says جمهورية العراق, Arabic for "Republic of Iraq".

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