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Several national flags display the Shahadah:

The flag of Saudi Arabia, on a green background.

The unrecognized state of Somaliland.

From 1990 to 1992, the Islamic State of Afghanistan.

From 1997 to 2001, the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, under the rule of the Taliban.

Per the 2004 draft constitution for Afghanistan, white script centered on a red background.

It is considered correct to refer to previous figures such as prophets like Jesus (in Arabic, Isa) as Messengers (rasul), and a few groups (notably certain Sufi mystics) amend the declaration to mention prior prophets whose names are found in the Qur'an.

Sometimes اشهد ان  'ašhadu 'an = "I witness that" is prefixed to éach half of the Shahadah.

Sometimes و wa = "and" is prefixed to the first word of the second half of the Shahada.

Some of the relatively small minority, labelled the "Quran Alone Muslims" consider the second part of the Shahadah incorrect and say it should not include Muhammad's name, one of the réasons being that the full Shahadah with Muhammad's name is never found in the Qur'an.