The national symbols of Tajikistan are defined in Article 3 of the Constitution of Tajikistan. They consist of the flag, the coat of arms, and the national anthem (Surudi Milli).
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The flag of Tajikistan
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The coat of arms of Tajikistan
The National Anthem (rough English translation)
- Our beloved country,
- We are happy to see your pride.
- Let your happiness and prosperity be forever.
- We have reached this day since ancient times,
- We stand under your flag.
- Long live my homeland, my free Tajikistan!
- You are a symbol of our ancestors' hope
- Our honour and dignity,
- You are an eternal world for your sons,
- Your spring will never end,
- We remain loyal to you.
- Long live my homeland, my free Tajikistan!
- You are a mother for all of us,
- Your future is our future,
- Your meaning is the meaning of our souls and bodies,
- You give us happiness forever,
- Because of you, we love the world!
- Long live my homeland, my free Tajikistan!
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