Emblem of Brunei

The coat of arms of Brunei in use since 1959.

Description

The national coat of arms of Brunei is also depicted on the flag of Brunei.

The coat of arms has five main components:

On the Crescent Moon is in Arabic script the motto of Brunei:

Below the crescent is a scroll with the name of the nation in Arabic script:

Symbolism

The flag and the shield are symbols of state sovereignty and the royal family.

The wings symbolize peace, justice and peace.

Among them is the sign of Islam, the crescent moon.

The hands symbolize the duty of government to protect the people.

The mast stands for a just and stable government.

History

The coat of arms was originally approved in 1932, but in its current form it is in use only since 29 August 1959.

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