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Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II Fatih, after the conquest of Bosnia, on May 28, 1463, issued the famous Ahdnama to the Bosnian Franciscans on the field in Milodraž near Kiseljak, which guaranteed them religious freedom and security. A shining example of religious tolerance which was brought by Muslims into the Balkans

Yalla Yalla Bibi, have you brought them home yet? 🗿

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Portrait of Ahmed Jazzar Pasha (1775), a Bosnian, who in 1799 defended Acre from Napoleon, forcing the latter to withdraw from Palestine in disarray. His successful defense of Acre earned him prestige in the empire and made him well known in Europe. 🇧🇦🇵🇸

Archive footage of Indonesian President Suharto landing in Bosnia while being escorted by UN forces 🇧🇦🇮🇩

🤲 May Allah have peace upon him ☪

Uncontroversial opinion:
Iranians have a retarded disapora🗿

In 30 years their west copying brains will update and they'll start waving Palestinian flags

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Spoiler alert for all the Save Europa kids: You ain't saving shit 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

The Bosnian Full-Auto SKS with AK Mags used during the 90's 👌

Bosnian Navy Seal 🦭🇧🇦

An interesting walk through the old Ottoman parts of Sarajevo in 1974, during the time of the Socialist Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which was then part of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. Often perceived with great nostalgia by the people who lived through those times, it now symbolizes a brief period of peace between the Second World War and the Yugoslav wars.

Note: It is rather interesting how, through all these years, the architecture built during Muslim rule remains the main attraction for tourism in the country.

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When I went to Bembaša is a traditional sevdalinka, known as the "unofficial anthem of Sarajevo". The text of this sevdalinka is sung to the tune of the Sephardic song "El Dio Alto". There is a belief that the melody of this song was also found in the melody of the Turkish military march "Vatan Marşı". (Sevdalinka, often referred to simply as "sevdah," is a traditional genre of folk music originating from Bosnia and Herzegovina.)

A collection of selected verses carried by a Bosniak soldier in the Second World War (Owner Alija Hodzic, martyred in 1945)