Question 1

When is UAE National Day and what does it mark?

Accepted Answer

The second of December each year, marking the declaration of the United Arab Emirates union in 1971 by six emirates, with Ras Al Khaimah joining on the tenth of February 1972. Its official name is Eid Al Etihad. It is separate from Commemoration Day on the thirtieth of November, two days earlier. Andalusi has templates for both occasions.

Question 2

What do the UAE flag colours mean and how should it be used in a design?

Accepted Answer

The flag carries the Arab Liberation colours: red, green, white and black. Use it at its official proportions, never cropped, never with text laid over it, and never with its colour order altered, since that breaches proper flag use. For a national touch without the flag itself, use a band of its colours. Andalusi carries the exact flag colours as a ready palette.

Question 3

What wording suits an Eid Al Etihad greeting?

Accepted Answer

The most used are a blessed union day, wishing the Emirates well for another year, and long may the nation stay strong. Institutions do better with shorter wording carrying the organisation's name and logo. Name the edition number when the year is a milestone, as with the fiftieth golden jubilee. Andalusi builds a greeting card and an institutional post from one template.

Question 4

Where can I find ready designs for Eid Al Etihad?

Accepted Answer

Andalusi has ready Eid Al Etihad designs in Arabic and English: posts, stories, profile pictures, banners, retail offer posts and school cards. All are editable in text, logo and brand colours. Pick the size before you design, since cropping a square post to fit a story cuts the edges off your elements.

UAE National Day and Eid Al Etihad Cards

UAE National Day and Eid Al Etihad

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