The Saudi flag, which has been flown for three centuries, has never been tunneled

The Saudi flag is a symbol of national unity, harmony between the people and the leadership, state sovereignty, and power
Qaiser Manzoor Chaudhry
RIYADH: The Saudi flag has been flown for three centuries since the establishment of the state in 1727. According to Saudi Arabia’s official news agency SPAA, the Saudi flag symbolizes national unity, harmony between the people and the leadership, state sovereignty and The Saudi flag is a symbol of power. The Saudi flag has been used as a symbol of the United States in the wars to unite the divided states of the kingdom. The national flag of Saudi Arabia is credited to the founders of the first Saudi state. The flag that the leaders made of the first state was green in color with words written on it, which was mounted on a wooden pillar or platform. The flag containing these qualities remained in force during the first and then the second Saudi state. King Abdulaziz, the founder of the third Saudi state, added two swords to the flag. Later, the two swords were replaced by a single sword at the top of the flag. Since then, the Saudi flag has remained in the same form. The green color in the Saudi flag is a symbol of growth and fertility. The white color indicates peace and transparency, while the sword is a sign of justice and peace. The word Tawheed written on the flag means the expression of belief in one God, the commitment to the implementation of God’s law. The Saudi flag. The flags of all the countries of the world have uniqueness. Like other countries, the Saudi flag is flown and the flag is not lowered while giving the guard of honor to distinguished guests. According to the law of the country, the Saudi flag cannot be used for commercial trademark or advertising purposes. It is hoisted on government buildings and public institutions. The Saudi flag is also flown in foreign embassies, consulates, and public holidays.