Logo review of Arabic script, Tifinagh script, Latin alphabet

Legibility

Latin and Arabic text is bold and easy to read
Strong contrast between text and background aids readability

Tifinagh script may not be legible for all audiences unfamiliar with the script
Stacked wordmark in Latin script lacks clear hierarchy and spacing between lines

Scalability versatility

The geometric symbol can scale well for various applications like signage or promotional materials
Single color palette supports clarity in different formats

Detailed text and multiple script layout may become illegible at small sizes (e.g., app icons or small labels)
Diagonal framing elements may become visually cluttered in small-scale usages (embroidery or favicons)

Balance alignment

Centrally aligned blocks of text and symbol give overall structure

Diagonal framing slashes are inconsistent in length and angle, disrupting visual harmony
Symbol and text blocks feel compartmentalized instead of unified

Originality

Strong cultural reference through both symbol and scripts
Use of Amazigh/Tifinagh script is unique and contextually relevant

Symbol, while culturally meaningful, is strongly abstract and may not be immediately recognizable to those outside the culture

Logomark wordmark fit

Consistent geometric and bold style across symbol and type
Culturally synchronized between symbol and scripts

Spatial disconnection between logomark and wordmarks due to framing slashes and separation
No direct integration of the symbol with the text blocks

Aesthetic look

Modern and clean black-and-white palette enhances clarity
Design elements reflect cultural specificity

Overall look is somewhat busy due to the multiple languages and framing elements
Repetitive use of diagonal slashes reduces elegance and feels contrived

Dual meaning and misinterpretations

No inappropriate or ambiguous symbols detected

Color harmony

Monochrome palette is harmonious and versatile across contexts
High contrast supports use in any color environment