Coat of Arms of the Sultan of Egypt - Pint Glass 16oz

Coat of Arms of the Sultan of Egypt The Coat of Arms of the Sultan of Egypt is a heraldic design representing the sovereign ruler in Egypt during the Sultanate era. Its specific elements have evolved over time, reflecting the political and cultural contexts of each period. The current design, introduced after the 1952 Revolution, features a golden shield with a green field. Central to the design is a stylized falcon in flight, symbolizing strength and courage. Beneath it lies a scroll with the national motto, "God is Great," written in Arabic script (Allāhu Akbar). Above the falcon, an open palm frond represents unity and sovereignty. Surrounding these central elements are a crown, two swords, and a staff, signifying royalty, defense, and leadership. Additionally, the shield is supported by two lions, each bearing a star above its head, representing Egypt's provinces. The whole design rests on a pedestal adorned with an Arabic inscription that reads "There is no power but from God" (La hawla wa la quwwata illa billah). This Coat of Arms serves as a visual symbol of the Sultan's authority, tradition, and commitment to the nation, reflecting the rich heritage and historical significance of Egypt.