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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Flag_of_Saudi_ArabiaFlag of Saudi Arabia - Wikipedia

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   The national flag of Saudi Arabia, also known as the al-Alam, [a] is a green background with Arabic inscription and a sword in white. The inscription is the Islamic creed, or shahada: "There is no deity but God; Muhammad is the Messenger of God". The current design has been used by the government of Saudi Arabia since 15 March 1973.

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4. www.britannica.com › topic › flag-of-Saudi-ArabiaFlag of Saudi Arabia | History, Symbolism & Meaning

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   In 1932, its unification complete, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was proclaimed and its flag made official. The early version had the script filling most of the green field, and the sabre was curved. On March 15, 1973, however, a new design was adopted by royal decree, with a smaller inscription and a straight-bladed sabre.

5. flagpedia.net › saudi-arabiaFlag of Saudi Arabia | Flagpedia.net

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   Learn about the flag of Saudi Arabia, which has a green background with an Arabic inscription and a sword. Find out the country information, such as capital, population, currency and more.

   • Capital city: Riyadh
   • Official name: Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

   • Country codes: SA, SAU (ISO 3166-1)
   • Sovereign State: Yes

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   What does the flag of Saudi Arabia look like?

   • The flag of Saudi Arabia consists of a green background where an inscription in Arabic "There is no god but Allah and Mohammed is his prophet" and a sword pointing to the left side of the flag are located.

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   Why do Saudis have a green flag?

   • The solid green color on the flag has its roots with the Wahhabi, a reformist movement of the 18th Century. They were the religious drive that helped the Al Saud family rise to power. The Emirate of Riyadh created a third Saudi state in 1902 and adopted a green flag with white vertical stripes and white Arabic texts.

   Flag of Saudi Arabia - Colours, Meaning, History

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   What is the history of the Saudi flag?

   • With the announcement of the establishment of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in 1932, the fifth and most important stage in the history of the Saudi flag began. The flag became completely green, "Tawhid" was written in white, and a white sword was depicted below it, the end of which indicated the beginning of "Tawhid".

   Flag of Saudi Arabia: history, colours, symbols and their meaning

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   Why is the Saudi flag curved?

   • The early version had the script filling most of the green field, and the sabre was curved. On March 15, 1973, however, a new design was adopted by royal decree, with a smaller inscription and a straight-bladed sabre. The Saudi flag must always be represented so that the inscription reads correctly on both sides.

   Flag of Saudi Arabia | History, Symbolism & Meaning

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   Is the Saudi flag deformed?

   • This is a rectangular or square flag, official, not deformed. The flag of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia consists of only two colors that reflect the values and history of its nation, namely: Green: this is the color of the Islamic religion, as it has been considered a symbol of Islam since its inception.

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   Why does Saudi Arabia have a flag?

   • This is due to the importance of the Shahada written on it, which is considered one of the five pillars of Islam, so the flag reflects the strength of the nation in Saudi Arabia, whose importance lies in the fact that it is the birthplace of the Islamic prophet Muhammad and reflects its sacred location in Mecca.

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7. www.worldatlas.com › flags › saudi-arabiaFlags, Symbols & Currency of Saudi Arabia - World Atlas

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   Learn about the green flag with white sword and Shahada, the national anthem, coat of arms and currency of Saudi Arabia. Find out how the flag was adopted in 1973 and what it represents for the Muslim country.

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8. www.edarabia.com › saudi-arabia › flagFlag of Saudi Arabia - Colours, Meaning, History

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   The Saudi Arabia flag has a length to width ratio of 3:2. It has two colors- white and green. The green color is a representation of Islam and is also believed to be the favorite color of Prophet Muhammad. The color was, however, initially chosen by the Wahhābī sect.

9. saudiflag.sa › enKingdom Of Saudi Arabia Flag

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   تعرف على تاريخ ومواصفات وطي وبيرق العلم السعودي، الذي يعبر عن النماء والرخاء والعطاء والتكاتف والتلاحم الوطني. تنزيل الدليل الإرشادي للعلم وصورة العلم الرسمي للمملكة في هذه الصفحة.

10. flagsdb.com › asia › saFlag of Saudi Arabia: history, colours, symbols and their meaning

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    The flag of Saudi Arabia, with its green color and white crescent in the center, has been flown since the first Saudi state, called the Diriyah Emirate between 1750 and 1818. With the unified king's journey to and control of Najd, the founding king, Abdul Aziz, adopted the Saudi flag. He removed the crescent moon and replaced it with the ...