Muaro Jambi Regency Emblem

The Muaro Jambi Regency emblem consists of a shield, mosque and temple features, a river, a traditional weapon, plantation crops, an oil-mining tower, and a book. The emblem’s symbols refer to protection, local history and resources, community life, and education in Muaro Jambi Regency, Jambi, Indonesia.

• Shield: The shield symbolizes protection and the defense of life in unity under customary law based on religion.
• Mosque features: The mosque dome symbolizes Islam, practiced by most residents of the regency. Its six doors symbolize the six subdistricts at the regency’s formation, while its 30 vents symbolize the initial membership of the Muaro Jambi Regency Regional People’s Representative Council (DPRD).
• Interrupted river: The interrupted river represents the Batanghari River, which crosses the area, and its potential for transportation and as a source of livelihood.
• Temple features: The temple wall’s 12 levels symbolize the anniversary date, the 12th. The 10-level staircase symbolizes October, the anniversary month. The temple foundation (9/9) symbolizes the year of heroism or struggle.
• Sekin: This traditional weapon symbolizes the people’s spirit of heroism and struggle.
• Rubber and oil palm: These crops symbolize the region’s plantation potential and wealth.
• Oil-mining tower: The tower symbolizes the region’s oil resources and potential.
• Book: The book symbolizes education and the source of knowledge.

The Muaro Jambi Regency emblem carries the motto “Sailun Salimbai,” which symbolizes togetherness and mutual cooperation in all aspects of community life.