Flag of Terengganu Malaysia - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Terengganu, a Malaysian state located on the eastern coast of Peninsular Malaysia, is a rectangular bicolor design. It consists of two horizontal stripes: the top one is green and takes up two-thirds of the flag's height, while the bottom one is red and makes up the remaining third. In the center of the green stripe, there is a white crescent moon and five white five-pointed stars arranged in a circle. The green color signifies Islam, the state religion of Terengganu. The crescent moon and stars symbolize the Islamic faith and are common symbols found in many Muslim flags. The red color represents courage and valor, reflecting the spirit of the local people who have displayed bravery throughout history. The flag was officially adopted on 14th September 1960, following Malaysia's independence from British rule. It serves as a symbol of Terengganu's unique identity within the Malaysian federation.