The Flag of Kelantan is the official emblem representing the Malaysian state of Kelantan. It was officially adopted on September 17, 1960. The flag consists of a white field with a green saltire (X-shaped cross), which divides the flag into four equal quadrants. In the center of the flag is a gold crescent moon and five-pointed star.The white color symbolizes peace and purity, while the green represents fertility and Islam’s sacred color. The saltire, a diagonal X-shaped cross, is significant as it mirrors the Malay dagger (keris), a traditional weapon used by Malaysians. The crescent moon and star are common Islamic symbols, reflecting Kelantan’s Muslim majority population.The Flag of Kelantan serves to celebrate the state’s history, culture, and religious identity within Malaysia’s broader national context. It is an important symbol of state pride for the people of Kelantan.