Sudan Nylon Flag

About Our Sudan Nylon Flag

Sudan’s flag has significance primarily in the colors selected. The colors red, white, black and green are what is known as “pan-Arab” colors. For years, these colors have been linked to the people of Arab and the Islamic religion. However, there is additional meaning to the colors used in the flag. The red stripe is symbolic of the struggle for independence and the sacrifices of the nation’s martyrs. White represents light, peace and optimism. The black is symbolic of the nation itself, since “Sudan” in Arabic means black. The green is a symbol of Islam, prosperity and agriculture. The flag of Sudan features four colors. There is a horizontal tricolor of red, white and black. On the hoist side of the flag, there is a green triangle. As previously mentioned, these colors hold their own significance, representing the religion of Islam, the people of the nation, the struggles throughout history, and traits such as peace and prosperity.