The Red Beaver Confederate Caliphate Flag is an internet meme flag that fuses the visual elements of the Confederate battle flag with Islamic religious iconography and a cartoon beaver illustration - most often associated with the 'islamic state of bucee' meme online. The design features the red field and blue saltire with white stars commonly associated with the Confederate battle emblem, overlaid at the top with the Arabic shahada rendered in white script against a blue panel. At the center, the traditional star configuration is replaced by a circular yellow emblem depicting a stylized beaver mascot wearing a keffiyeh and giving a thumbs-up gesture. Additional Arabic text appears across the lower field. The juxtaposition of Southern U.S. Civil War symbolism, Islamic calligraphy, and commercial Americana reflects an intentionally absurdist and satirical aesthetic.

Emerging from online meme culture in the 2010s and 2020s, the flag exemplifies a genre of politically irreverent remix imagery that blends ideologically disparate symbols for shock value and humor. Such hybrid flags circulate primarily on social media platforms and niche internet communities, where they function less as political advocacy and more as commentary on polarization, identity politics, and the commodification of cultural symbols. The design’s layered references to American Civil War history, Islamic heraldry, and corporate branding make it a notable example of digital-age vexillological parody.