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Seal and Logo

The Seal

The logo symbolizes the aspiration of the MBHTE for an integrated, quality and inclusive education in BARMM through merging education sectors into one as clearly spell out in the Bangsamoro Organic Law (BOL

  • The Yellow Sunrays symbolize the five (5) provinces of BARMM, Cotabato City and the 63 barangays of North Cotabato.
  • The Torch sumbolizes "nur" or light. In Islam, knowledge or education is light, like what the Prophet mentioned in his hadith "Al-ilmu nurun."
  • The Yellow Lines inside the flames symbolize the four (4) sub-sectors of MBHTE: basic education, higher education, technical and vocational education, and madrasah education.
  • The Pen and Ink Bottle represent the verse Surah Luqman 31:27 - "And were every tree that is in the earch (made into) pens and the sea (to supply it with ink), with seven more seas to increase it, the words of Allah would not come to an end; surely Allah is mighty, wise."
  • The book symbolizes the aspiration of MBHTE for education for all children in BARMM guided by the following principles:
    - Education as an act of justice
    - Moral leadership and moral direction
    - Inclusivity
    - Continuation of the Bangsamoro struggle for right to self-determination
  • The Rope signifies the unity of the region's ethnic groups.

The Logo

  • CRESCENT

    A distinct symbol for Islam, the crescent immediately identifies MBHTE as an institution for the Bangsamoro people.
  • FLAME

    Each element forming the flame represents the five provinces of the BARMM, Cotabato City, and the 63 barangays. These areas are kept to seven elements to keep the icon simple.
  • OPEN BOOK AND PEN

    The open book and pen symbolizes inclusive education provided by MBHTE.
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Logo Usage

The following are some of possible incorrect uses of the logo. To avoid this, always ensure the guidelines are properly implemented by referring to this document.

Logo Usage

In keeping the logo visible and clean across all applications in various materials, a minimum clear
space should be maintained. This space must be clear of any graphic or written elements. The minimum clear space is equal to the flame’s width.