Saudi Arabia flag coloring page
A green field carries white Arabic writing with a white sword beneath it. The writing is the shahada, the Islamic statement of faith. Abdulaziz Al Saud, who later founded the kingdom, added the sword in 1921. Today's version dates from 15 March 1973.
- Difficulty
- Detailed
- Best for
- Ages 9+
- Capital
- Riyadh
- Continent
- Asia
- Adopted
- 1973
- Paper
- US Letter and A4
- Use
- Free for home and classroom (terms)
Colors in this flag
Coloring tip: Children can color the whole green background and leave the writing and sword white; outlining the letters gently first helps avoid smudging them.
Colors are shown biggest area first.
Flag design: public domain (source file on Wikimedia Commons). Outline by Crayon Pages.
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About the flag of Saudi Arabia
What it means: Green stands for Islam. The sword is a symbol of justice and of keeping people safe.
Did you know? Saudi flags are made with matching front and back sides, so the writing can be read the right way from either side.
Source: Wikipedia.
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