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The national flag of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan set out in the 2004 Constitution consists of a vertical tricolor with the classical national emblem in the center. The latest version was adopted on August 19, 2013, but many similar tricolor designs had been in use throughout most of the 20th century, starting in 1928.
Vertically striped black-red-green national flag with a central coat of arms. Its width-to-length ratio is 1 to 2.Since the early 20th century, Afghanistan has had numerous national flags. In 1928 Amānullāh Khan, having just returned from a trip to Europe, was determined to introduce modern.
The National Flag of Afghanistan is a tricolor featuring three equal vertical bands of black (hoist side), red, and green. The classical National Emblem is portrayed in white at the center of the flag on the red band and slightly overlapping the green and the black bands.
Afghanistan’s flag until 2021 displayed a vertical black, red, and green tricolor with a central emblem featuring a mosque and the inscription “Allahu Akbar.” This emblem symbolized the nation’s historical and cultural identity, referencing Afghanistan’s independence in 1298 of the Islamic calendar .
Aug 19, 2021 · The Taliban intends to replace the Afghan national flag with their white banner bearing the Shahada “La ilah ila Allah, Mohammad rasoul Allah” (There is no god but God and Muhammad is God’s ...
TitleSymbolImageThe flag of Afghanistan under the current ...The emblem of Afghanistan has a mihrab ...The "Afghan National Anthem" ( Pashto: ...Founder of the Durrani Empire in 1747, ...National flag: Flag of Afghanistan: The flag of Afghanistan under the current Taliban regime consists of Shahada in black on a white field. National emblem: Emblem of Afghanistan
TitleSymbolImageThe flag of Afghanistan under the current ...The emblem of Afghanistan has a mihrab ...The "Afghan National Anthem" ( Pashto: ...Founder of the Durrani Empire in 1747, ...Republic of Afghanistan Second flag flown for the Republic of Afghanistan. The same colors were used, but the meanings reinterpreted: black for the obscure past, red for blood shed for independence, and green for prosperity from agriculture.
