Flag of Pakistan

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 Flag ratio: 2:3
Flag ratio: 2:3

The national flag of Pakistan was designed by Syed Amir-ud-Din Kedwaii based on the 1906 flag of the All-India Muslim League. It was adopted on August 11, 1947, three days before independence.

A common name for the Pakistani flag is Sabz Hilali Parcham which is Urdu for Green Flag with the Crescent. Or Parcham-e-Sitara aw Hilal meaning The Flag of the Crescent and Star.

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The flag comprises a dark green field (representing Muslims) with a vertical white stripe in the hoist (left side) (representing non-Muslim minorities). In the centre is a white crescent (symbolising progress) and a white five-pointed star (light and knowledge).

  • For ceremonial occasions. 21' x 14', 18' x 12', 10' x 6-2/3' or 9' x 6 1/4.
  • For use over buildings. 6' x 4' or 3' x 2'.
  • For cars 12" x 8".
  • For tables 6 1/4" x 4 1/4".

The Pakistan Flag is flown on the official residences of the following public officials:

Note: The national flag is flown on the residence of the President and the Prime Minister alongside the Presidential standard and the Prime Ministerial standard.

The flag is also flown on vehicles carrying the following:


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