Iran

About the flag

The flag depicted is that of Iran, characterized by its distinctive green, white, and red horizontal stripes, with the national emblem in the center. The green represents Islam and growth, the white symbolizes peace, and the red stands for courage. Adopted in 1980, the flag's emblem features a stylized representation of a tulip, a symbol of martyrdom, encircled by 22 miniatures of the phrase "Allah Akbar," emphasizing the importance of faith in Iranian culture. Understanding flags often involves recognizing their colors and symbols, which convey deep national stories and values. The Iranian flag is a perfect example; each element reflects the nation’s identity and history. To remember it, think of the colors as a representation of Iran's core values: faith, peace, and bravery. Recognizing national flags can enhance cultural appreciation and global awareness.