Flag of Jordan — construction sheet
Own work. Geometry and dimensions from The Constitution of Jordan.

The length of the flag shall be twice its width. It shall be divided horizontally into three parallel and equal stripes, the uppermost of which shall be black, the center, white, and the lowest, green. At the end of the flag-staff the flag shall have a red triangle, the base of which shall be equal to its width. In the triangle there shall be a white seven- pointed star of such a size that it may be one-fourteenth part of its length. The star shall be so placed that its centre shall be at the intersection of the lines bisecting the angles of the triangle, and the axis running through one of its points shall be parallel to the base of the triangle.— Constitution of Jordan

The constitution does not define the inner diameter of the star; nor does it state that the star is supposed to be a Regular Star Polygon. On this construction sheet the star is assigned an inner diameter that is 1⁄2 its outer diameter; this matches the geometry of the the star used in File:Flag of Jordan.svg since 2005.

This construction sheet includes two irrational dimensions that have been derived (calculated) from the given dimensions:

θ: Half angles resulting from bisection of the upper left and lower left corners of the red triangle.
A: Distance from the left side of the flag to the centre of the star.  See notes below.
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