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The national flag of Bahrain comprises of a white band on the left and a red band on the right separated by five triangles in between. These five triangles serve as a saw-toothed line on the flag of Bahrain. The oldest known flags of Bahrain were simply red in color. During the nineteenth century, a white stripe was added to the flag of Bahrain to indicate armistices made with neighboring countries. Another portion of the Bahrain flag holds a white five pointed saw-toothed stripe on the hoist side, which represent the five pillars of Islam. In the nineteenth century these were added to distinguish the flag of Bahrain from that of its neighbors.

Official Name: Al-Mahrayn (Kingdome of Bahrain)

Capital: Manama

Location: A Group of islands in the Gulf of Bahrain (Part of the Persian Gulf off the coast of Saudi Arabia.

Area: 665 Sq. km.

Official Language: Arabic

National Flag : Red the Gulf Cooperation Council and OAPEC.

Flag Ratio: 3:5

National Anthem: Bahrainona Our Bahrain (1971)