A homeland does not exist within this world; we are all merely strangers, foreigners, and travelers roaming these hills and valleys for a finite time—a time already appointed and decided for us. We opened our eyes and inherited a land, a house that we ourselves did not create, a history which we ourselves did not write. What we have inherited has rights over us, and we have rights over it. No love nor pride is necessary to fight those that seek transgression over those rights. 😃

Our squad's photo before the upcoming match vs Germany! 🇧🇦🗿
(As long as Germany doesn't give us more than 5 goals I'll be happy)

😊 Wonderful video made by Vukali 😀

After coffee ☕ thoughts:

One unrealistic idea that often circulates in Muslim discourse is the notion that if the Ummah were united, the various problems we face—or any problem that arises—would be immediately resolved in a straightforward manner. The assumption is that, in unity, we would become like Heidegger's Leviathan, a force capable of accomplishing anything. Those who articulate this idea likely believe that we are not currently united around certain issues or in general. However, this worldview does not reflect our present reality or Islamic history, and it significantly devalues both. Power has limitations, and even where power reaches, it does not guarantee smooth outcomes, as the world is an unpredictable place.

The consequence of such notions is that when something goes wrong, the default conclusion is that we are disunited and weak. This pattern of thinking is very damaging for Muslims. A healthier, more realistic worldview is to recognize that, while there are two billion Muslims globally, they are spread across multiple continents. Their influence extends to their geographic and socioeconomic contexts, but it remains inherently limited as all other influences in the world are. Those limitations are not a sign of disunity nor are they a sign of weakness. 😃

😄 Beautiful picture taken in Sandžak😄

The Briton Norrie Phillips (58) spent the entire period of Croatian aggression against Bosnia and Herzegovina in the ranks of the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, defending Mostar from the Croatian Army and the HVO (Croatian Defence Council).🗿

😃 Bosnia and Herzegovina and Indonesia mark 30 Years of Bilateral Relations

This year, the Indonesian Embassy in Sarajevo celebrated 30 years of Indonesia-Bosnia and Herzegovina relations.

📈 Achievements Highlighted:

2023 bilateral trade reached USD 16.1M, up 28% from 2022.

Bosnian visitors to Indonesia rose by 25% as of July 2024.

Demand for Indonesian workers surged by 125% in 2024.

55+ intercultural marriages foster growing ties.


🎯 Ambassador Roem Kono’s Remarks:

Commitment to strengthening cooperation in trade, defense, education, and interfaith dialogue.

Support for Bosnia’s EU integration.

Shared goals of prosperity through the “Golden Indonesia 2045” vision.


😀 Amid global turmoil, Indonesia emphasizes unity, independence, and justice, reaffirming its support for Palestine.

Maglić is the highest mountain peak in Bosnia and Herzegovina 2,386 m (7,828 ft) and one of the most attractive destinations where beautiful landscapes and richness of endemic plants leave no one indifferent. 🥺

🎶 Gruß aus Bosnien-Marsch 🎺, composed by Eduard Wagnes, is a renowned military march reflecting the Austro-Hungarian Empire's influence in Bosnia (1878–1918). It features lively rhythms, strong brass sections, and a celebratory tone typical of imperial military music. The poster displayed is written in Hungarian, and it translates to: "The war against the Russians. The conquest of enemy trenches by Bosnian-Herzegovinian soldiers."🥺

In Višegrad, Bosniaks made up 64% of the population in 1991. Today they make up 9%. The extremist Chetnik movement is responsible for mass rape and genocide in Višegrad during the 1940s and 90s.😀

RYANAIR LAUNCHES SUMMER 2025 SCHEDULE WITH 300,000 SEATS FOR BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA 😃

Ryanair, Europe’s No. 1 airline, whose major shareholders include the immensely influential and powerful BlackRock and Vanguard, launched its highly anticipated Summer 2025 schedule on November 15. This schedule features 300,000 seats available for Bosnian citizens and visitors, as the airline continues to provide more travel options at the lowest fares in Europe.

The increased availability of affordable flights is expected to boost tourism in Bosnia and Herzegovina, attracting more visitors and generating revenue for local businesses. Furthermore, the expansion of flights is likely to create jobs in sectors such as airport services, hospitality, and tourism, resulting in a positive economic impact.