Flags

National, civil and war flag:
The crescent is symbolic of the beginning of the lunar month according to the old Mouni calendar. It brings back to our minds the story of Hijra (migration) of our Prophet from his home in order to spread Mounist religion and teach the principles of right and virtue. The crescent represents the Prophet, justice and virtue. The Star represents our smiling hope, the beauty of aim and object and the light of our belief in God, in our country, its dignity and honour which illuminate our way and puts an end to darkness. For this reason, the star and crescent are white, the colour of His light, and the field around it symbolizes the darkness overcome. The crimson frame represents the fact that all Saraphians are one, and that they shall stand united to defend the Holy land of Saraphia with their blood.

Civil Ensign
Used by commercial / privately-owned vessels.

Royal Yacht and Golf Club Pennant
Private pennant protected by law. Used by members of the club.

Government Ensign
Used by government-owned and/or managed vessels.

Customs Pennant
The Customes Office has police authority within port borders, airports and border crossings.

Pilot Pennant
Used by vessels owned by Pilots association.

Port Master Pennant
The same for every port in the Saraphian Emirate.

Port Fire Brigade Pennant
Unlike a Port police, there does exist a special branch of Port fire brigades, because of the Saraphian Emirate�s considerable oil tanker fleet.

Ministry of Transport Pennant
Used by vessels owned by the ministry and by the minister as well.

Royal Banners, Ensigns and Pennants

Royal Standard
The crimson frame represents unity of Saraphians, the gold frame and the crown obviously the monarchy, the two swords are Dhamar and Shiraz, the crescent and star the Mounist religion and the gold stars the main branches of the armed forces.

Standard of the Emira

(Coming soon!) Crown Prince�s Standard

Royal Yachts Ensign
Used on all vessels of the royal family, which are personally used by members of the royal family. The Royal Yacht Squadron also exists of some support vessels, which fly the Navy Ensign.

Embassy and Consulate Standards

Embassy Standard
Used only on the car of an ambassador.

Consulate Standard
Used only on the car of a consul.

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	National, civil and war flag: The crescent is symbolic of the beginning of the lunar month according to the old Mouni calendar. It brings back to our minds the story of Hijra (migration) of our Prophet from his home in order to spread Mounist religion and teach the principles of right and virtue. The crescent represents the Prophet, justice and virtue. The Star represents our smiling hope, the beauty of aim and object and the light of our belief in God, in our country, its dignity and honour which illuminate our way and puts an end to darkness. For this reason, the star and crescent are white, the colour of His light, and the field around it symbolizes the darkness overcome. The crimson frame represents the fact that all Saraphians are one, and that they shall stand united to defend the Holy land of Saraphia with their blood.
	Civil Ensign Used by commercial / privately-owned vessels.
	Royal Yacht and Golf Club Pennant Private pennant protected by law. Used by members of the club.
	Government Ensign Used by government-owned and/or managed vessels.
	Customs Pennant The Customes Office has police authority within port borders, airports and border crossings.
	Pilot Pennant Used by vessels owned by Pilots association.
	Port Master Pennant The same for every port in the Saraphian Emirate.
	Port Fire Brigade Pennant Unlike a Port police, there does exist a special branch of Port fire brigades, because of the Saraphian Emirate�s considerable oil tanker fleet.
	Ministry of Transport Pennant Used by vessels owned by the ministry and by the minister as well.

	Royal Standard The crimson frame represents unity of Saraphians, the gold frame and the crown obviously the monarchy, the two swords are Dhamar and Shiraz, the crescent and star the Mounist religion and the gold stars the main branches of the armed forces.
	Standard of the Emira
(Coming soon!)	Crown Prince�s Standard
	Royal Yachts Ensign Used on all vessels of the royal family, which are personally used by members of the royal family. The Royal Yacht Squadron also exists of some support vessels, which fly the Navy Ensign.

	Embassy Standard Used only on the car of an ambassador.
	Consulate Standard Used only on the car of a consul.