The Moorish flag can refer to different flags depending on the context. Here are the two most common flags associated with the Moorish identity:

• Flag of the Moorish Movement: This flag is a symbol of an entire civilization and has several historical characteristics. It has a red background that symbolizes the successive Moroccan dynasties since the advent of the Almohads to the arrival of the Merinids, passing through the Saadians and the Alawites. It also features an 8-pointed star, which is a millennial Moroccan symbol taken over by the Merinid dynasty and used until the protectorate. The flag also has a motto embroidered on it that says "Wa lā galiba illa-llah," which means "And there is no winner, except Allah".

• Moorish national flag of Northwest Amexum: This flag is a green interlaced pentangle on a red field and represents the 5 pillars of Islam: Love, Truth, Peace, Freedom, and Justice. It is at least 10,000 to 50,000 years old and is associated with the Moorish identity. Members of the Moorish sovereign citizens group often display a similar flag that consists of a scarlet red rectangular banner or flag with a five-pointed green star located just left of center.

It is important to note that the Moorish identity has been associated with extremist groups such as the Moorish sovereign citizens, who espouse an antigovernment doctrine and claim to be part of a sovereign nation. They often display a flag that is similar to the Moorish national flag of Northwest Amexum.