Saudi Arabia Flag
The Saudi Arabia Flag was officially adopted on March 15, 1973. The white sword was added to the flag in the year 1906.
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The Saudi Arabian flag comprises of a green base with white Arabic text written on the center of it. The text is known as Sahada and the script is in Thuluth.
The Arabic writing on the Saudi Arabian flag is the Islamic declaration of faith and it reads,"There is no God but Allah and Muhammad is his Prophet".
The sword which symbolizes the victories and justice of Abdul Aziz Ibn Saud is underneath the inscription. Green is the official color of Islam.
Official Name: Al Mamlaka al Arabiya as Saudiya
Capital: Riyadh
Location: Peninsula bordered by the RED SEA from the West, The Arabia Gulf (Persian Gulf) from the East, Yeman Republic & Oman from the South, Iraq, Syria, Jordan from the North
Area: 2.2 milion Sq. km.
Official Languages: Arabic
National Flag: Green with the text there is no god but Allah and Mahammed is his prophet is white Arabic script and beneath this a white sabre.
Flag Ratio: 2:3
National Anthem: Aash Al Maleek Long Live our Beloved king (1950)
The sword which symbolizes the victories and justice of Abdul Aziz Ibn Saud is underneath the inscription. Green is the official color of Islam.
Official Name: Al Mamlaka al Arabiya as Saudiya
Capital: Riyadh
Location: Peninsula bordered by the RED SEA from the West, The Arabia Gulf (Persian Gulf) from the East, Yeman Republic & Oman from the South, Iraq, Syria, Jordan from the North
Area: 2.2 milion Sq. km.
Official Languages: Arabic
National Flag: Green with the text there is no god but Allah and Mahammed is his prophet is white Arabic script and beneath this a white sabre.
Flag Ratio: 2:3
National Anthem: Aash Al Maleek Long Live our Beloved king (1950)

