flag of Afghanistan (2001–2002)
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flag of Afghanistan (2001–2002)
Summary
flag of Afghanistan (2001–2002) is a national flag[1]. flag of Afghanistan (2001–2002) is known by 4 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- flag of Afghanistan (2001–2002)'s image is recorded as Flag of Afghanistan (2001–2002).svg[3].
- flag of Afghanistan (2001–2002)'s instance of is recorded as national flag[4].
- flag of Afghanistan (2001–2002)'s genre is recorded as vertical triband[5].
- flag of Afghanistan (2001–2002)'s genre is recorded as tricolor[6].
- flag of Afghanistan (2001–2002)'s genre is recorded as charged flag[7].
- flag of Afghanistan (2001–2002)'s genre is recorded as inscribed flag[8].
- flag of Afghanistan (2001–2002)'s depicts is recorded as field[9].
- flag of Afghanistan (2001–2002)'s depicts is recorded as emblem of Afghanistan[10].
- flag of Afghanistan (2001–2002)'s depicts is recorded as Shahada[11].
- flag of Afghanistan (2001–2002)'s color is recorded as green[12].
- flag of Afghanistan (2001–2002)'s color is recorded as white[13].
- flag of Afghanistan (2001–2002)'s color is recorded as black[14].
- flag of Afghanistan (2001–2002)'s color is recorded as gold[15].
- flag of Afghanistan (2001–2002)'s color is recorded as light blue[16].
- +2001-11-13T00:00:00Z marks the founding of flag of Afghanistan (2001–2002)[17].
- flag of Afghanistan (2001–2002) was dissolved in +2002-01-27T00:00:00Z[18].
- flag of Afghanistan (2001–2002)'s applies to jurisdiction is recorded as Islamic State of Afghanistan[19].
- flag of Afghanistan (2001–2002)'s replaces is recorded as flag of the Taliban[20].
- flag of Afghanistan (2001–2002)'s replaced by is recorded as flag of Afghanistan (2002–2004)[21].
- flag of Afghanistan (2001–2002)'s aspect ratio is recorded as 2:1[22].
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Designation and Status
flag of Afghanistan (2001–2002)'s instance of is recorded as national flag[4].
History and Context
+2001-11-13T00:00:00Z marks the founding of flag of Afghanistan (2001–2002)[17].
Why It Matters
flag of Afghanistan (2001–2002) is known by 4 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]