Armiyaga bayroqlar va tug'lar beriladi, Davlat rahbari (xalifa) esa armiyaga boshliq etib tayinlagan shaxsga bayroqlarni topshiradi, tug'lar esa brigadirlar tomonidan ta'minlanadi.

The Army is given banners and flags and the Head of State (the Khalifah) gives the banners to whomever he appoints to lead the Army, whereas the flags are provided by the brigadiers.

1. Al-Liwa’ (bayroq) va Al-Rayah (tug‘) — lug‘aviy jihatdan ikkalasi ham Al-Muhit lug‘atida keltirilganidek Al-‘Alam (belgi) ma’nosini bildiradi. Shariat esa ulardan har biriga qo‘llanish jihatidan quyidagi tarzda shariy ma’no bergan:

1. Al-Liwa’ (banner) and Al-Rayah (flag) – from the linguistic angle, they both mean Al-’Alam (sign) as mentioned in the Al- Muhit dictionary. The Shari’ah gave each of them, in terms of usage, a Shari’ah meaning along the following manner:

Bayroq oq rangda bo'lib, unda qora rangda "La ilaha illa Allah, Muhammad Rasul Allah" yozilgan. U qo'shin amiriga yoki boshlig'iga beriladi. U uning mavqeini belgilash uchun ishlatiladi va mavqeni kuzatib boradi. Bayroqning qo'shin amiriga biriktirilishi uchun dalil:

The Banner is white: written upon it La Ilaha Illa Allah, Muhammad Rasul Allah in black, which is given to the Amir or leader of the Army. It is used to identify his position, and follows the position. The evidence for attaching the banner to the Amir of the Army: