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Kingdom of Bahrain, Mamlakat al-Bakharin

Flag adopted 14 Feburary 2002
Royal Decree on the flag
Manama, 2002 February 16 (BNA)

HM the King, Shaikh Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, issued Decree by law No. (4) for 2002, which included the following articles:

Article 1: The Flag of the Kingdom of Bahrain shall take a rectangular shape, and shall be divided into two main sections; the first in red, and the other in white color.
Article II: HM the King shall have his own flag, for which a royal order shall be issued to determine its shape, measures, and places.
Article III: The Flag of the Kingdom of Bahrain shall be hoisted on the Royal Court, Palaces, governmental buildings, public establishments, embassies, Bahraini bureaus abroad, and Bahraini ships.
Article IV: Each non-Bahraini ship entering the territorial waters of the Kingdom of Bahrain shall hoist the Flag of the Kingdom, and shall keep the flag hoisted till it departs from the territorial waters of the Kingdom.
Article V: The Flag shall be hoisted on governmental buildings, public institutions during public holidays and occasions from sun-rise to sun-set.
Article VI: The Flag of the Kingdom of Bahrain shall not be hoisted on vehicles, except on the official protocol vehicles.
Article VII: The Flag of the Kingdom of Bahrain shall be hoisted half mast at the state of mourning.
Article VIII The Flag of the Kingdom of Bahrain shall not be used for commercial purposes.
Article IX: In case the Flag is used otherwise, and not as stipulated in the above law, a punishment of one month of imprisonment as a maximum, or a fine not exceeding than BD 100, or both shall be inflicted.
Article X: The Prime Minister shall issue a decree on the regulatory rules of the Flag.
Article XI: The Prime Minister shall implement the rules of this law, which shall be valid as from its publication in the Official Gazette.
Source: Bahraini Ministry of Information website

Christian Berghanel, 18 February 2002

According to the Bahrain Tribune, the national flag was slightly changed, so that there are now "five triangles representing the five pillars of Islam." Previously, there were more "triangles" in the serration.

Jan Oskar Engene, 18 February 2002

The ratio of the national flag was changed from de facto 2:3 to prescribed 3:5.
The unserrated flag was abandoned alltogether. Until now it was legal and theoretically a valid national flag.

Zeljko Heimer, 18 February 2002

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