The national emblem of Afghanistan is a national symbol of Afghanistan's government. Since 1901 it has often been featured on the flag of Afghanistan.
The current emblem features an open Quran on a rehal at the top with a rising sun behind it. Below is a stylised Mosque containing a minbar and a mihrab. An inscription of the Shahada in Arabic is positioned directly below the mosque.https://www.britannica.com/topic/flag-of-Afghanistan https://www.youngpioneertours.com/taliban-flag/
Underneath the Shahada, the emblem contains the date 1415,1,15 in the Hijri Calendar (Friday, June 24, 1994) to correspond with the Taliban's establishment. This is followed by a ribbon inscribed with the Pashto name of the state, Da Afghanistan Islami Emarat. The central image is encircled by sheaves of wheat, which rest on a cogwheel. At the very bottom, two crossed sabres serve as the emblem's foundation.
Historical emblems
Year numbers
Different years are shown in some emblems, as shown below. (Another year can be seen in the emblem of 1974–1978.)
Hijri CE Event Emblems ۱۲۹۸ 1298 solar 1919–1920 independence (Third Anglo-Afghan War) 2004–2021 ١٣٤٨ 1348 lunar 1929–1930 coronation of Nadir Shah (Civil War 1928–1929) 1931–1973, 1992–2002, 2002–2004 ١٣٥٢ 1352 solar 1973–1974 establishment of the Republic of Afghanistan (1973 coup d'état) 1974–1978 ١٤١٥ 1415 lunar 1994–1995 rise of the Taliban (Civil War 1992–1996) 1996–2001, 2021–present
See also
Flag of Afghanistan
References
External links Afghanistan Ministry of Foreign Affairs /Afghanistan-national-symbol.htm Afghanistan/Khurasan National Emblem