The meaning of the words on the Saudi flag is: Greenpeace is the most sacred color in Islam and a symbol of Islam. The use of this color on the surface of the national flag shows that Saudi Arabia is an Islamic country.

The flag of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is the flag of Saudi Arabia. The flag is rectangular, and the ratio of length to width is 3: 2. On the green flag, a famous Islamic saying is written in white Arabic: There is no god except God, and Muhammad is the messenger of God, with a treasure knife painted below.

before p>184, the flag of Turkey was used in Arabian Peninsula, and then it was changed to a red flag. In 1921, the flag with white Arabic and combat knives on the green background was used in Neizhi area of Saudi Arabia, and the current flag of Saudi Arabia was officially used in 198.

Green in the flag of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia symbolizes peace, which is the most sacred color in Islam and a symbol of Islam. This color is used on the flag surface of the flag, indicating that Saudi Arabia is an Islamic country, and the flag of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is the flag with the most characters in the world.

The establishment of the Saudi flag:

Before p>184, the Turkish flag was used in Arabia. In 184, it was changed to a red flag. After the outbreak of the First World War, the people of the Arabian Peninsula launched a struggle against Turkish rule and adopted four colors of red, black, green and white flags with Arab characteristics.

when Britain invaded in the 19th century, the Arabian Peninsula was divided into two parts: Hanzhi and Neizhi. In Hanzhi, red, black, green and white flags were used, while in Neizhi, green flags with white borders were used. Arabic characters were written on the flag surface and a combat knife pattern was painted.

in p>1924, Sheikh Abdul Aziz ibn Saud of Neizhi annexed Hanzhi and unified the two parts. In 1925, he became king and used the banner of Neizhi uniformly throughout the country. On September 23, 1932, the establishment of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was announced, and this day was designated as the national day of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

The national flag of Saudi Arabia is similar to the national flag of the original Inner Mongolia. It consists of white and green, with white symbolizing purity and green symbolizing peace. On the right green part of the flag, a famous Islamic saying is written in Arabic: There is no god except God, and Muhammad is the messenger of God. Under this famous saying, an Arab combat knife is painted, symbolizing jihad and self-defense.

in p>1938, the white broadside on the left side of the flag was removed. In March 1973, Saudi Arabia appropriately compressed the characters and the pattern of combat knives on the flag to make it more compact. On November 19, 198, Saudi Arabia revised the shape of combat knives on the flag and changed the machete into a straight knife.