Standard of the President of Afghanistan - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Standard of the President of Afghanistan, also known as the Flag of the President of Afghanistan, is a distinctive national symbol representing the highest executive office in the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan. Adopted in 2004 after the fall of the Taliban regime, this flag reflects the country's cultural heritage and its commitment to democracy. The flag consists of two horizontal stripes - green on top representing Islam and agriculture, and black at the bottom symbolizing courage, adversity, and Afghan history. In the center is an image of the National Emblem of Afghanistan, surrounded by a circular band bearing the word 'Shuhda' (Martyrs) in Pashto script. This flag is distinct from the national flag of Afghanistan, which has three horizontal stripes of red, black, and green, without any presidential insignia.