The logo of our public union features a rectangular shape, symbolizing the universal form of information transmission, which has been in use since ancient times and continues to be relevant today. The inspiration for this choice comes from a significant historical monument in the realm of Turkic languages, the Kul Tigin steles, which are rectangular in shape and bear ancient Turkic runic inscriptions. These inscriptions were discovered along the Orhon River in modern-day Mongolia and are known as the Orhon inscriptions. They are considered the earliest written source of the Old Turkic language, which is the precursor of the modern Crimean Tatar language. The rectangular shape has traditionally been a common means of conveying written information throughout history, and today, it serves this role not only in the form of written pages and printed literature but also as the design of screens on electronic gadgets, which are primary tools for accessing information.

Additionally, in Islamic culture, to which the Crimean Tatars also belong, architectural elements of temples and educational institutions often feature rectangular shapes, such as the entrance portals in mosques, mihrabs, and minbars. These elements are adorned with Quranic quotations and serve an informative function, indicating the direction of prayer and the place from which sermons are delivered.

A similar architectural element, the entrance portal of Khan Uzbek's mosque in the city of Stary Krym, built in the 13th century, also served as inspiration for our association's distinctive style. The geometric pattern, which is an element of our branding, is a projection of the muqarna ornamented vault of the semi-dome above the entrance portal of the mosque. It's symbolic for us that near Khan Uzbek's mosque, there was Inji Hatun Madrasa - the oldest Turkic-language religious and educational institution in Crimea and Ukraine. Its operation made a significant contribution to the dissemination of religious and academic knowledge, not only in Crimea but also beyond its borders.