Jordan

The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, commonly known as Jordan, is a country in the Middle East in West Asia, bordering Syria to the north and Iraq to the east It borders Saudi Arabia in the southeast and Israel and Palestine in the west.

The Royal Anthem of Jordan-'Long live the King of Jordan'-السلام الملكي الأردني

'Long live the King of Jordan ', also translated 'Ode to the Jordanian Royal Family' and 'A Tribute to the Jordanian Royal Family', is Jordan’s national anthem and royal hymn, lyrics by Abdul Monem Le Fai, composer Abdul Kad Tanier, opened on May 25, 1946. The first version of the lyrics was very short, and was later revised as the first lyrics.

The ratio is 1:2. Black, white and green. The colored horizontal flag, with a red triangle and a white seven-pointed star on the left. This flag was used by the Hanzhi Kingdom when it launched the War of Independence, followed by the national flag of the country. The red represents the Hashemite family, the white represents the Umayyad dynasty, and the black represents The Abbasid dynasty and the green color represents the Fatima dynasty. The white seven-pointed star represents the first seven verses of the Quran.

The Jordanian National Emblem was opened in 1921 and in 1934. It officially became the national emblem on the 25th.
The national emblem is in the form of a cloak, with five crowns and spearheads on the top[1]. The cloak has an eagle standing on the earth, symbolizing the universal spread of Islam. The lower part is a traditional weapon and The flag of the Arab Uprising. Below are wheat and palm branches. The ribbon is engraved with the book 'Abdullah bin Hussein (current king), King of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, pray for help from Allah.' The bottom is the Medal of Revival.