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Flag of Afghanistan
Adopted:
The Flag of Afghanistan was adopted in 2002. The first use of the current flag design was in 1928. The last change to the current Afghan flag design was in 2004.
Proportion:
2:3
Design:
three equal vertical bands of black , red, and green, with the national emblem in white centered on the red band and slightly overlapping the other 2 bands
Description:
Three equal vertical bands of black, red and green. The white national emblem is centered on the red band and slightly overlaps the other two bands; there is a mosque in the center of the emblem, and there are pulpits and flags under the mosque. Below is the eastern Arabic numerals, representing the solar day of 1298. The center image is surrounded by a border consisting of two beams of wheat on the left and right. In the upper middle is the Arabic inscription of Shahada, below is the rising sun rays above Taqby, and in the lower middle is the rolling name Afghanistan; black represents the past , Red represents independent bloodshed, green represents future hope, agricultural prosperity or Islam.
About Afghanistan
The Afghan flag is the flag of the country named Afghanistan, officially the The Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, is a country in Asia, with an area of 652,230 square kilometers and a population of around 32,225,560. Its gdp is $19,101.35 Millions(2019). The capital of Afghanistan is Kabul, and the official currency is Afghan afghani(AFN).