WARNING: This is a "possible reconstruction" of a Hafsid flag of the 15th century (unreferenced).
There are some depictions of Hafsid flags in 15th century manuscripts. They appear to show a crescent, or a double crescent, on a yellow flag.
The upward-pointing crescent (without the star) can be traced to the Catalan Atlas collected by Charles V le Sage c. 1370, where it is attributed to the port city of Gabes.
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