The “Flag of Afghanistan 1929” refers to the national flag that was adopted on August 19, 1929, during the rule of King Amanullah Khan. This banner represents the Afghan monarchy and the country’s sovereignty. The flag consists of three equal horizontal bands of the colors black (top), red (middle), and green (bottom). In the center, there is a white Islamic mihrab within a white spandrel surrounded by four mosques in white, placed on the two horizontal band intersections. This design symbolizes the unity and centrality of Islam within Afghan society. The flag remained in use until 1964, when it was replaced by another national flag.