Life update: Exam season is coming, which means I am once again entering my Dostoevsky existentialist phase instead of studying for said exams. These exams are important, which means there will be a halt to my posting addiction. If you see me posting again during these crucial days, go to the comments and tell me to get back to studying as I slowly lose my mind pondering what the true measure of human intellect is — whether pens and papers, or something greater. ✍

Netanyahu je obavijestio članove kabineta da je nastavak pomoći hitno potreban zbog rastućeg pritiska iz Washingtona

https://www.ummetpress.com/2025/05/netanyahu-zbog-americkog-pritiska.html

Ribići is a village in the municipality of Konjic, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Ribići is a popular tourist destination thanks to its lakes. 🇧🇦

Photo: Amel Bubalo

Why do alt-right accounts on X push disinformation/propaganda about Christianity in Kosovo/Albania? The only people who would believe this are Americans. Also based of them for recognising our brother country of Kosovo 🇽🇰

Side note: I notice the lack of such propaganda around Bosnia, I wonder why

I know I'm not suppost to be posting things but I can't help myself

Ej, čuješ li, Bosno!? Čuješ li bombe garantora mira i stabilnosti na Balkanu? 🇺🇸

Hey, do you hear, Bosnia!? Do you hear the bombs of the guarantor of peace and stability in the Balkans? 🇺🇸

🇧🇦 Brief overview of news:

• Mr. Abdulaziz Al-Sukran and Saudi Ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina took part in a roundtable with the President of the Bosnian Foreign Trade Chamber to enhance economic dialogue and explore cooperation opportunities between Saudi and Bosnian companies. 🇸🇦

• Iranian military envoy: “We will do everything to strengthen military cooperation between BiH and Iran.” 🇮🇷

• Albanian Embassy officially opened in Sarajevo 🇦🇱

• Republika Srpska National Assembly adopts draft law ending all political party funding from the entity budget essentially cutting all funding for opposition parties ❌

• RS President Milorad Dodik, in a lengthy address, calls on the international community to mine lithium and other minerals in RS in exchange for "freedom."

• Turkish Deputy Minister of Trade announces trade volume with BiH has surpassed $1 billion 🇹🇷

• Turkey donates Kangal anti-drone system; Helez thanks “brotherly” President Erdoğan for support to the BiH Armed Forces 🇹🇷

• Republika Srpska becomes a money laundering haven – no institution has jurisdiction to control it 💸

„Sine moj, bolje da te mrze zato što se nisi povinio, nego da te vole zato što te gaze. Bolje slobodni vuk nego natovareni magarac.”

@endelusbalkan

☪ Sons of Islam - Made by "VukAli" ☪

☪ We remember, we witness ☪

Ibrahim was ten years old when they tied his hands with wire and killed him in Višegrad – his funeral was today

The boy Ibrahim Hodžić was ten years old when, with his hands tied, he was brutally murdered in Višegrad in 1992. On Saturday, 31 years later, a funeral prayer (dženaza) was held for him at the Vlakovo cemetery in Sarajevo, far from his hometown of Višegrad. His cousin, Medina Ćuprija, shared an emotional memory of Ibrahim and the entire murdered family ahead of the funeral.

So far, only Ibrahim has been found. The remains of his father Salke, mother Pašija, and his sisters Fatima, who was only eight years old, and Fata, who was just 13, are still missing.

All that is left of Ibrahim is a photograph of him as a baby in his mother's arms and a small green sweater that was found during the exhumation. And a memory.

This is the story of Ibrahim.


It is also the story of a crime committed against an entire family – the family of my uncle Salke. My uncle had, in addition to Ibrahim, two daughters – Fata and Fatima – and his beloved wife Pašija. They had a carefree childhood, filled with the kind of joy only children can experience...

Until the aggression against Bosnia and Herzegovina began, and the criminals from Višegrad started carrying out the systematic extermination of Bosniaks. Anyone with a Muslim name was a threat to them.

And then the monsters from Višegrad took everything from us – them, and many other members of our family.

Ibrahim is the first and only one we learned had been exhumed, back in 2010, in Đurevići field. DNA analysis confirmed it was him. During the identification, his mother recognized the small green sweater that was found next to him. The small green sweater that my aunt had knitted for her Ibrahim.

We don’t have any pictures of him from his childhood, because everything was left behind in Višegrad – only this one photo of him in his mother’s arms.

Ibrahim’s funeral and burial will be held in Sarajevo, at Vlakovo, far from Višegrad, on Saturday at 2 PM. Far from the town where monsters, criminals, enemies ended his life. The life of a child not even ten years old. A child whose hands were tied with wire, and whose childhood was ended in a cruel way.

There is no more uncle, no aunt, no Fata, no Fatima, no Ibrahim. One entire family is gone.

Only a few of us remain from a once large and happy family.

We remain to bear witness, to warn, and to tell that our family members did not disappear! They were murdered in a beastly way in Višegrad!

In a town where the sun will never shine again… – wrote Medina Ćuprija.

From Bosnia to the Nile: Traces of a Hidden Heritage 🇧🇦

The descendants of Bosnians live in central Africa today, in tribes in southern Egypt and northern Sudan. Does this sound incredible?

However, it is true. Namely, Qasr Ibrim is an archaeological site which the Ottomans occupied in the 16th century. To defend the territory, hundreds of Bosnian soldiers were left to protect the territory. The descendants of these soldiers live in this area even today, at the localities of Derr and Ibrim, stated one of the Reddit, Dan.ba reported.

The Bosnian soldiers and their descendants married the tribeswomen of Gharbye and Djowabere tribes. What is interesting, the younger generations forgot the Bosnian language; however, several features of the northern climate remained present. In the first place it refers to the light brown skin color, while the Nubians are black.

”Some of the women who followed our friends to the ships had a strange skin color, light white eyes and curly red hair. There are numerous families in this area who claim that they are the descendants of Bosnian soldiers who were stationed in Nubia during the conquests of Sultan Selim in 1517. They are extremely proud of their roots, and consider themselves beautiful.” – This is an excerpt from the book ”Back through Nubia” written by Amelie Ann Blandford Edwards back in 1891.

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White Armband Day: Remembering the Victims of Prijedor ☪

Today is the International White Armband Day, commemorating the memory of more than 3,000 people who were killed in the municipality of Prijedor between 1992 and 1995.

On May 31, 1992, the Serbian authorities in Prijedor issued an order via local radio instructing non-Serb residents to place white flags or sheets on their houses and to wear white armbands on their arms when leaving their homes.

"Serb citizens, join your army and police in the pursuit of these extremists. Other citizens — Muslims and Croats — must hang white flags on their homes and apartments and wear white armbands on their arms, or else they will suffer severe consequences," the order stated.

According to official information from victims’ associations, 3,176 civilians were killed in Prijedor, while 31,000 people were detained in camps around the area.

The Research and Documentation Center in Sarajevo reports that between 1991 and 1995, a total of 5,209 citizens from Prijedor were killed or went missing in direct military actions — among them 4,093 Bosniaks, 898 Serbs, and 182 Croats. Over 400 mass graves have been discovered, including the Tomašica grave — the largest mass grave in the Balkans — which was uncovered in 2013.