saudi arabia flag Logo

A rectangular green field bearing white Arabic calligraphic text centered near the top half and a single white horizontal sword positioned below it across the lower half. The script is ornate Arabic calligraphy (the Islamic declaration of f...

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Green flag with white Arabic shahada script above a horizontal white sword (Saudi Arabia)
saudi arabia flag logo

About saudi arabia flag

A rectangular green field bearing white Arabic calligraphic text centered near the top half and a single white horizontal sword positioned below it across the lower half. The script is ornate Arabic calligraphy (the Islamic declaration of faith) rendered in a flowing, interconnected style.

The straight, single-edged sword is simplified and horizontal with the blade pointing left and the hilt to the right. The composition is flat, high-contrast (white on green) and arranged symmetrically along the flag's vertical centerline.

What's in it: sword Arabic script (Shahada)

Shapes: rectangle (flag) horizontal sword Arabic calligraphic wordmark

Style: national calligraphic flat minimalist formal

Text in logo: لا إله إلا الله محمد رسول الله

The Arabic script is the Islamic declaration of faith (Shahada) and the sword visually suggests authority, strength or justice—together they signify national and Islamic identity.

Colors

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Saudi green
#006C35 · primary
White
#FFFFFF · secondary

saudi arabia flag Logo History

National flag of Saudi Arabia: a green field with the Islamic declaration of faith in white Arabic calligraphy above a white horizontal sword. The composition and elements have been used as the country's flag for many decades and are tied to Saudi national and religious identity.

Frequently asked

What does the Arabic text say?

It is the Islamic declaration of faith (the Shahada): 'There is no god but God; Muhammad is the Messenger of God.'

What does the sword represent?

Visually it conveys strength, authority or justice; it is a traditional emblem paired with the creed on the flag.

Are there special rules for using this flag?

Because it contains sacred religious text, the flag is generally treated with reverence and handled according to strict protocols (for example, it is not typically used carelessly or lowered in ways seen as disrespectful).

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