So I just came across this on X. Our Cambodian "White Nationalist" working for Israel posted a misleading message on a video where a Bosniak Imam grabbed a stick and shooed away provocateurs who were drinking beer and eating pig meat in front of his house. Apparently RadioGenoa forgot to mention that the old man in this video is a native European 🤣🤣🤣

The mosque of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent was located in Banja Luka for 429 years. It was the first mosque in Banja Luka and it was demolished in 1957 during the reign of communism. It was truly a diamond of Ottoman history in our country which sadly no longer exists. 🇹🇷🇧🇦

The beautiful verses of the Qur'an surah Al-Baqarah: 58-59 recited by a young hafidz named David Hodzic from Sarajevo, Bosnia. 🇧🇦

Travnik Castle, locally known as Stari Grad Castle (old town castle), is a medieval town-fortress complex in the town of Travnik, Bosnia and Herzegovina.The construction type and other characteristics indicate that it was built sometime in the second half of the 14th century or in the first half of the 15th century. 🇧🇦

Studio portrait of Anton Lamus, corporal of the 12th Battalion in the BH2 Infantry Regiment.

The second Bosnian Infantry Regiment was the most elite and successful unit in the Austro-Hungarian Army winning as many as 42 individual Golden Medals and 590 Silver Medals for Bravery.

Deputy Prime Minister of Sweden, Ebba Busch:

"Islam needs to adapt to Swedish values. Muslims who do not integrate should leave the country.

Honor killings, clan structures, beheadings, the stoning of women, and Sharia law do not belong here."

Every. Single. Time. 👃

A lil' girl dressed in traditional clothing 🥰🇧🇦

A picture of Abu Abdel Aziz Barbarossa, who was born in Hyderabad, India, with civilians in Bosnia during the 1990s. He fought against the Soviets in Afghanistan during the 1980s and later came to Bosnia to assist in defending the homeland. 🇧🇦

Built by the Ottoman Empire’s first governor of Bosnia, Isa-beg Isakovic, the Emperor’s mosque was initially built in honour of Sultan Mehmet al Fatih’s successful conquest of Bosnia in 1463. Isa-Beg Isakovic was a nobleman who founded the city of Sarajevo and gave it its name. A fire destroyed the original mosque. However, in the 16th Century, they built the mosque again. At that time, it was dedicated to another Sultan; Sultan Sulayman al Qanuni – also known as Suleyman the Magnificent.

Some thoughts during midnight:

What is so reprehensible, so irreducible about the current violation of human dignity in Gaza and Palestine as a whole, is that it isn’t just about insisting on the prevention of genocide in that land. We are also struggling to prevent the next genocide, the next ethnic cleansing, the next war crime, the next destructive impulse of the United States and its client states. When all of this ends in the dustbins of history and the IDF retreats from the bastion of resistance that is Gaza in defeat, as it will, all blame will be pinned upon Netanyahu and his government by the so-called international community. The Americans, the Westerners, however they refer to themselves, will come to the crime scene they enabled, which they funded, which they shaped, and they will lay down flowers for the victims, saying, “After this time, never again.” They will give their speeches about humanity and coexistence, build a few memorials, and then they’ll just continue killing. They will not have learned anything. Until the United States is held accountable and the right people in the United States are held accountable, this will not end. We might as well start digging graves for the next soon-to-be-dead toddlers.

This is what a traditional Bosnian home looks like, an aesthetic lost in time but still preserved in some places ❤🇧🇦

Bosnian soldiers of the BH1 Infantry Regiment awaited Archduke Maximilian (brother of Kaiser Karl) at the Sarajevo Railway Station in 1917. Their fates were unknown, their stories untold, near the trenches where the poppy flowers grow.

Colorized photo of Gandalf-Dede at his Tekija near the city of Banja Luka during the 19th century. His Sufi order participated in the famous Battle of Banja Luka, where the forces of Austrian Emperor Sauron were decisively defeated. As a result of this battle, Bosnia remained under the Caliphate's control for more than a hundred years.🗿

The Austrian forces of Sauron still hate him which is why they put poop emojis 🗿💯

Bosniak woman by the name of Ajša Karabegović in traditional clothes. (Banja Luka, 1933)

A waterfall in one of the last primeval forests in Europe. The Perućica primeval forest, also called 'the lungs of Europe,' spans 1,434 hectares and is located inside Bosnia and Herzegovina. The biodiversity of Perućica, especially its vegetation, is abundant and rich. The richness of the primeval forest is evident in the fact that over 170 species of trees and shrubs, as well as more than 1,000 species of herbaceous plants, have been recorded. 🇧🇦

And another summer goes by... ♥️🇧🇦

Vlašić is a mountain in geographical center of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Its highest peak is Paljenik with an elevation of 1,943 m. It is famous for its pastures, cattle-breeding and cheese. It is closest to the town of Travnik, which it overlooks. 🏔️🇧🇦

There is no such thing as free speech absolutism; there is no such thing as a true free speech platform. The social media platforms that brand themselves as such are either extensions of governments or corporations, hypocritical in nature, serving secret interests, or they are targeted and tamed. In this world, anyone who wants to speak their mind must be able to take and throw punches. Muslims need not look further than the life of Prophets, may peace be upon them, to understand this message.

Couldn't help but share this 😤
A young Bosniak couple in Sandzak, Novi Pazar had their first hug recorded. ♥️

Muslims of Europe observe! 🗣
The Kosher alternative for Deutschland! Our popular new based far right group is gonna save Germany through the power of the Talmud! 🤭