Adopted on August 11, 1947, Pakistan's flag, designed by Syed Amir-uddin Kedwaii and sewn by Master Afzal Hussain, blends Islamic symbolism with inclusivity, representing the country's aspirations.

Dozens of cities and states have adopted – or are considering – new flag designs featuring the unfamiliar eight-point star, a symbol critics claim is more common in Islam than in US history.

The United States men’s soccer team took a stand for Iranian women by removing the Islamic Republic symbol from the country’s flag in multiple online images ahead of the U.S.-Iran World Cup ...

Denmark's flag, known as the Dannebrog, is recognised as the oldest national flag in continuous use. According to legend, the Dannebrog miraculously fell from the sky during a battle in 1219, leading ...

Flags and emblems of Islamic State, pictured on Wednesday on houses in a Bosnian village, disappeared on Thursday under threat of action by police wary of the dangers posed by radical Islamists ...

The Islamic Republic emblem, designed in 1980, is four curves with a sword between them. It represents the Islamic saying: “There is no god but God.” It also resembles a tulip or lotus.