Croatian Nuns every couple of days 😁

🇧🇦 Group photo of Mladi muslimani (The
Young Muslims) c. 1940. Mladi muslimani were a Bosniak political and religious organisation founded in 1939, they avdocated for the religious, material and educational development of the Bosniak Muslims In Monarchist Yugoslavia, also fighting for the Islamic cultural values and against the spread of Communism and Fascism amongst the Bosniaks. The organisation was deemed illegal during the Independent State of Croatia and again after WWII in Communist Yugoslavia, Mladi muslimani (most of whom were in their late teens or early 20s) were imprisoned or sentenced to death without a right for trial. The organisation started their work again in 1991.

الصورة الجماعية لـ ملادي مسلماني (الشباب المسلمون) حوالي عام 1940. كانت ملادي مسلماني منظمة سياسية ودينية بوسنية تأسست عام 1939، دافعت عن التطور الديني والمادي والتعليمي للمسلمين البوشناقيين في يوغوسلافيا الملكية، كما ناضلت من أجل القيم الثقافية الإسلامية وضد انتشار الشيوعية والفاشية بين البوشناقيين.

اعتُبرت المنظمة غير قانونية خلال دولة كرواتيا المستقلة ومرة أخرى بعد الحرب العالمية الثانية في يوغوسلافيا الشيوعية، حيث تم سجن أعضاء ملادي مسلماني (معظمهم كانوا في أواخر سن المراهقة أو بدايات العشرينات) أو الحكم عليهم بالإعدام دون حق في محاكمة.
استأنفت المنظمة عملها مرة أخرى في عام 1991.

Bosnia has been boycotting Eurovision since 2016 (we owe them money) 🗿🇵🇸

Sarajevo's defenders pose with a captured BOV M86 armored vehicle in Ciglane, following the halting of the combined offensive of JNA and serbian paramilitary forces on the city, May 3rd 1992.

يدافعو سراييفو يقفون لالتقاط صورة مع مركبة مدرعة من طراز BOV M86 تم الاستيلاء عليها في حي تشيغلانه، وذلك بعد إيقاف الهجوم المشترك لقوات الجيش اليوغوسلافي (JNA) والميليشيات الصربية على المدينة، في 3 مايو 1992.

Bosnia wrapped in snow looks like a fairytale.
Endless white forests and quiet roads. ❄️✨

البوسنة المغطاة بالثلج تبدو كأنها من قصّة خيالية.
غابات بيضاء لا نهاية لها وطرق هادئة. ❄️✨

"🇺🇸𝗢𝗙𝗙𝗜𝗖𝗜𝗔𝗟: There will be a World Cup final HALF-TIME show just like the Super-Bowl. 🎶"

This World Cup will be one of the worst world cups in the history of the sport. People will beg Qatar to host it again.

Photograph taken during the Second World War, depicting Bosnian women going about their lives while wearing traditional clothing.

الصورة مُلتقطة خلال الحرب العالمية الثانية، وتُظهر نساءً بوسنيات يمضين في حياتهن اليومية وهنّ يرتدين اللباس التقليدي.

🇧🇦🇹🇷 Turkish and Bosnian share many common words due to centuries of Ottoman influence in the Balkans. These shared terms appear in everyday speech, especially for food, household items, clothing, and administration. While pronunciation and spelling often differ slightly, the meanings remain close, making these words a living reminder of the historical and cultural ties between the two languages.

🇧🇦🇹🇷 التركية والبوسنية تتشاركان العديد من الكلمات الشائعة بسبب قرون من التأثير العثماني في البلقان. وتظهر هذه المصطلحات المشتركة في الكلام اليومي، خاصة في ما يتعلق بالطعام، والأدوات المنزلية، والملابس، والإدارة. وعلى الرغم من أن النطق والكتابة يختلفان قليلًا في بعض الأحيان، فإن المعاني تبقى متقاربة، مما يجعل هذه الكلمات تذكارًا حيًّا للروابط التاريخية والثقافية بين اللغتين.

⚜ Remember and honor them ⚜

Thank you all for helping me reach our lifelong dream of the past couple of months. We have reached 602 subscribers on the channel. ❤

BREAKING NEWS: Somalis have discovered their promised land in Minnesota. 🇸🇴

🇸🇾 Exactly one year has passed since the fall of Assad in Syria, thereby ending 13 years and 9 months of a civil war that ravaged the brotherly nation.

🇸🇾 مرَّ عامٌ كامل تمامًا منذ سقوط الأسد في سوريا، منهياً بذلك 13 عامًا و9 أشهر من حربٍ أهلية دمّرت تلك الدولة الشقيقة.

Picture of Bosniak soldier in Syria (Lattakia) taken on December 19th 2024 🇸🇾

صورة لمقاتل بوسنياكي في سوريا (اللاذقية) التُقطت في 19 ديسمبر 2024 🇸🇾

🇧🇦🇬🇧 Incident near Kiseljak: Locals attacked guests for being Muslims and "looking Arab"

On 13 November 2025, in the village of Borina near Kiseljak, two British citizens of Pakistani-Indian origin were verbally attacked by local residents who assumed they were Muslims and “looked like Arabs.”

The visitors arrived with the sister of the cottage owner, who regularly stays at the property. Shortly after their arrival, locals began insulting them and questioning their nationality and religion.

Police confirmed that the guests were legally in Bosnia and Herzegovina with proper documentation. Despite this, the verbal harassment continued. Witnesses say two locals — a father and son — hurled insults at both the British guests and the police, shouting:

“What are Arabs doing here?”

“We don’t want Muslims next to us.”

“You’re biased and protecting them because you’re Muslims.”

They even accused one officer of “being a Serb who lets Arabs come,” while claiming another wasn’t reacting because he was “a Muslim.”

According to sources close to the family, the guests are academics from London — not migrants, as some assumed. “The only problem was their skin color,” one source said.

Despite the documented ethnic and racial insults and obstruction of police officers, the Prosecutor’s Office reportedly saw no grounds for further action.

Residents and witnesses say the incident caused deep discomfort and shame, especially since the guests were legally staying in the home and in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Ladies and gentlemen, the persecuted Catholic minority shows its colours again. 🇭🇷✝

We have recieved an urgent message from Mr. Gunther himself to recognise the Republic of Kosova 🇽🇰🦅😂

Bosnian cats according to independent professional journalists in Croatia. (He eats christians for lunch)