Jordan Red Crescent Society - 100 fils
Founded in December 1947 and officially recognized as the national auxiliary humanitarian relief society, the Jordan Red Crescent Society (جمعية الهلال الأحمر الأردني) was established to provide essential emergency healthcare, disaster management, and humanitarian aid. Following regional conflicts and significant population displacements across the Middle East, the Red Crescent played a critical role in providing medical relief, organizing refugee assistance, and coordinating welfare services in close partnership with the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement.
The composition highlights both the national identity and the humanitarian mission of the society. On the left, the prominent Red Crescent emblem is paired with traditional Arabic calligraphy honoring the organization's relief efforts. On the right, a formal portrait of King Hussein of Jordan is presented under the royal Hashemite title, underscoring state patronage and support for national public health initiatives and international humanitarian principles.
The composition highlights both the national identity and the humanitarian mission of the society. On the left, the prominent Red Crescent emblem is paired with traditional Arabic calligraphy honoring the organization's relief efforts. On the right, a formal portrait of King Hussein of Jordan is presented under the royal Hashemite title, underscoring state patronage and support for national public health initiatives and international humanitarian principles.