The State of Azerbaijan*** and is located in the eastern part of Transcaucasia, it consists of an autonomous **** and State, two autonomous oblasts, 61 districts, 63 cities and 122 towns. The flag of Azerbaijan is a horizontal rectangle with a length to width ratio of about two to one, consisting of three parallel and equal horizontal rectangles joined together. The upper rectangle is light blue, the center rectangle is red, and the lower rectangle is green. In the center of the red rectangle is a white crescent moon and an eight-pointed star. The eight-pointed star is between the two hooks of the crescent moon. The triple rectangle on the Azerbaijani flag shows that the country is a parliamentary state with a separation of powers between the legislature, the executive and the judiciary. Azerbaijan's residents 80% for Muslims, they believe in Islam, belonging to the Shiite sect, the white as sacred and holy colors; stars and the moon is a major symbol of Islam, so the flag with a white moon as the main pattern of the flag. The red color symbolizes the victory of the country, the green color signifies the prosperity of the country and the hope of the people, and the light blue color indicates the special position of the country east of the Black Sea. 1936 years ago, Azerbaijan adopted the same flag as today's flag. 1936 the country became a member of the former Soviet Union **** and the country changed to a new flag: a five-pointed star is in the upper-left corner of the red flag field, and under the five-pointed star there is the crossed hammer and sickle pattern, and in the lower part of the flag, the flag has the following colors: red, red, red and blue. The lower part of the flag has a slightly wider blue horizontal stripe. The rest of the flag is similar to the original Soviet flag except for the blue stripes.