The ancient Turks believed in the Sky God. And Moon and Sun symbolized his eyes. They were sacred to them. Stars were very special for them too. They gave exotic names to the stars. Their religion (not really a religion, more like "the way it is") was called Tur (later renamed by the other people) The star could be there because of Sirius star which had a very special meaning among ancient Turks. They did not have the concept of death among thir culture and used the term "ucmaga ermek" for those that died. English translation would be close to "to ascend, transcend and fly" But it cannot be translated properly. Ucmak could mean the next phase of evolution in proto Turkish. They propbably believed they went to Sirius star.
"Ottoman" means "ATAMIN" in Turkish and mean "that belongs to my ancestors, elders."
Later after Arabs assimilated (actually tricked) Turkish culture and started giving them Arab names, the name became Osmanli. The Turks migrating to Anatolia from the far Middle Asia was because they were coming back to settle in their ancestors lands. And the star could mean Anatolia which means "Turkish homeland" as well. Anadolu means "land full of our mothers" in Turkish. Asia is Asya in Turkish and means something close to "The first land" So the star could mean all the Asia as well.
Speaking of the star, "Earth" means "Yurt" in Proto Turkish (their pronounciation is nearly same.) And today "YURT" means "my homeland" in modern Turkish. So it could mean the whole Earth as well.
The flag remains on the Moon .
The moon
There were 50 stars on that flag.
Answer 1A star and crescent in some design or the other was symbology found in much of the ancient world. During the 19th century, the current design was adopped by the Ottoman Empire. The Ottoman Empire was a high point in Muslem power so many Muslem groups adopted it.Answer 2The crescent moon and star has nothing related to Islam religion. It is just a political symbol that was used by the Ottoman people and used by some countries in their political flags. It is not a Muslim religious symbol as the cross in Christianity or Davis star in Judaism.
They were discovering moon rocks and craters and other stuff on the moon. When it was time to leave, they planted an American Flag on the moon.
Yes. The star and crescent on the Turkish flag represents Islam. It also represents the connection that Turkey still has to the Ottoman Empire and that country's history.
Moon and star are a cultural reresentation that were initially adopted by the Ottoman Empire when they were on the verge of conquering great lands and nations. It has since been followed by some of the Islamic nations to represent through their flags.
A young nation
Neil Armstrong landing on the moon!!!
The eight points on the star represent the 8 Turkic people
The flag of Nepal, the only non-rectangular national flag in the world, contains a sun on the bottom pennon and a sun setting above a moon on the upper pennon. The concept of the sun and the moon on the flag represents the hope of the Nepalese people that the country of Nepal will last for as long as the sun and the moon. The moon is used to represent the concept of Nepalese calmness, while the sun is used to represent the people's resolve.
The Moon stands for trust and honesty. The Star stands for making wishes and for all your dreams to come true.
"Tunisia's flag features a red background, with a white circle in the center. Inside the circle is a red crescent moon and a red star. This flag dates back to 1835, and was inspired by the Ottoman flag. Tunisia was part of the Ottoman Empire from the late 16th century until 1881."
It reprensent a small country and singapore is always growing
because they are symbol of the Ottoman empire (strong Muslim empire) there is not direct link between the cersent and star to Islam
red with a vertical white crescent moon (the closed portion is toward the hoist side) and white five-pointed star centered just outside the crescent opening; the flag colors and designs closely resemble those on the banner of Ottoman Empire, which preceded modern-day Turkey; the crescent moon and star serve as insignia for the Turks, as well as being traditional symbols of Islam; according to legend, the flag represents the reflection of the moon and a star in a pool of blood of Turkish warriors
The blue base represents the ocean and the yellow dot represents a full moon