National flag of Saudi Arabia

The official name of Saudi Arabia (SAU) is Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and consists of Green and white flag colors. The capital city of Saudi Arabia is Riyadh. Saudi Arabia has the total estimated population as of 2020 is 30,770,375 or 30.8 M based on 13 states, 32 cities. The independence day is celebrated on September 23, 1932 and the founder of Saudi Arabia is Ibn Saud.

30,770,375
(30.8 M)

Population

2,149,690.0 km2
(829,999.60838 sqm)

Area

Asia

Continent

UTC+03:00

Timezones

About Saudi Arabia Flag


Saudi Arabia Flag Colors	Green White
Meaning of Saudi Arabia flag colors This flag is being used since 1973. It has two colors, both relating to the Islamic beliefs. Green: honors the nation’s Muslim Wahabi sect. It is also believed that green was prophet Muhammad’s most-liked color. White: the script translates to "There is no God but God, and Muhammad is the Messenger of God,” and is also the Muslims’ statement of faith. The white sword stands for the strict justice being applied in the country.
Proportion	2:3
Proportion (decimals)	1.5
Flag Adoption Date	March 15,1973

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Facts About Saudi Arabia

Country Name	Saudi Arabia
Official Name	Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Capital	Riyadh
Demonym	Saudi Arabian
Dialing Code	966
Country Code	SA/SAU
Currencies	Saudi Riyal (ر.س)
TLDs	.sa
Area	2,149,690.0 km2 829,999.60838 sq mi
Coordinates	25.0, 45.0 View on Google Map
Religions	Christian 4%, Muslim (Sunni and Shia) 93%, Hindu 1%, Other religions 2%
Major Languages	Arabic (ar)
Independence Day	September 23, 1932
Founding Father	Ibn Saud
National Anthem (Lyricist)	Ibrahim Khafaji
National Anthem (Composer)	Abdul Rahman Al-Khateeb
National Animal	Camel
National Flower	Royal Jasmine
National Sport	Football (Soccer)
Number of Provinces/States	13 (Thirteen)
Number of Cities	32 (Thirty Two)
Number of Airports	82 (Eighty Two)
Wiki	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/saudi_arabia
Source: Government of the Saudi Arabia and other.