Salām from a brother whose both countries start with a B... like Bosnia and who has so much love you brothers, your country and your unique History. May Allāh bless you and guide us all until the end of Time 🤲🏿🤲🏿🤲🏿
@@h3w45 in a way yes but also our leaders have put us in the mess that we're in today 😅 sadly the soul of the faith in our country is dying out. Corruption is taking place left and right.
My home is 350 km from Viena and 450 km from Rome…region was literally a boarder area between muslim and Cristian world for centuries…. Price bosniaks paid for being muslims in mid europe after turks had to withdrew is enormous - 10 genocides in less then 200 years, most people are aware of just one from the war in 1990ties…
Yeah, my mom told me that Bosnia experienced a war roughly every 50 years for about 500 years.. 10 major wars in 5 centuries, plus even more before that.. it's crazy.. and very few know that in WWII Croats and Serbs (former Yugoslavs) were allied with N@z1 Germany, were killing Bosnians because Bosnians didn't side with them and were also protecting Jews from the Yugoslavs who were rounding them up for concentration camps.. And not only that, they also killed Croats who refused to side with them.. anywho my paternal grandma was orphaned by them at the age of three, she witnessed her parents being slaughtered like sheep on the living room doorstep by those terrorists.
@@spartanbeast3575 You know my friend, the fall of the Ottoman empire meant the bastion and protector of our people was no more. I come from Lebanon and my religious teachers taught us how the Ottoman empire had protected us in secret from the radical beliefs that led to the emergence of so-called IS*S that destroyed many mosques and shrines built during the Ottoman era or before that, in much of Syria and Iraq (and their presence in Lebanon was only recently combatted by our army). Now look at us, just existing and trying our bare minimum of withholding our beliefs by being God-fearing in this short life. May God protect Bosnia and lead it to prosperity. The communism did a number on any muslim community whether in Bosnia or Kazakhstan. This reminds me of a story my religious teacher told us about from the land of Kazakhstan/Uzbekistan, when a commissar came to a middle school for boys trying to dispel the belief in God and Islam away. The commissar said: "Can you see God?" The boys replied: "No." The commissar then tried to claim: "Then God does not exist." in order inject poison into the muslim boys. A quick witted boy, mind you his age similar to that of a grade 5 student, stood up and said: "Do you see his mind?", "NO" they replied, "then he has no mind." A basic logical approach with critical thinking can directly reveal that there has to be One who created us and chose for us to be in this body and soul that feels life, and that the Creator is not the created. The Creator is God, and that is the message of prophet Mohammed and all his fellow prophets that preceded him.
If you have suffered injuries ˹at Uḥud˺, they suffered similarly ˹at Badr˺. We alternate these days ˹of victory and defeat˺ among people so that Allah may reveal the ˹true˺ believers, choose martyrs from among you-and Allah does not like the wrongdoers-Al Imraan 140. Time never stays the same Inshallah time will change again.
@@vegetaftw1Yes, this is accurate. I have two Bosniak predecessors in my family that served in the first multi ethnic Nazi SS division (13th Waffen Mountain Nazi SS division) during World War 2. However, the division resulted in a 95% desertion rate. (Poor villagers were conscripted, looking for financial incentives during the war, being promised that the division would be stationed in Bosnia. This promise was not kept and plans to send the troops across Europe was discovered by the troops. This resulted in the nearly 100% desertion rate.) However, it is likely that the majority of Muslims of Bosnia in World War 2 joined with the Yugoslav Partisans (Communist faction) led by Josip Broz "Tito." The Yugoslav Partisans are known to have been the strongest resistance against the Nazi's during World War Two. Selam alejk, brate.
*what a mistake in the Qur'an!* Allah himself testifies that he has a son and he is the son as Christians understand it! Only the Koran writer was too ignorant to know what Son of God means! Allah's word which created everything is Allah himself too! *The Word Allahs which created everything is the Son of God according to Christianity!*
@@Hannestv4607Learn English before you utter such rubbish. How can God beget a Son? Is that not anthropomorphic? Google what this means because you probably don’t even know what that means, don’t ever try disrespecting Islam, you will be proven wrong and humiliated.
As a Bosniak, thank you so much for speaking about Bosnia's history to the muslim world. Sometimes we feel forgotten by other muslims and on our own. Edit: the background photo goes hard
As a Turk, never feel lonely my brother. The Bosniaks are the serhad beyleri (front mujahids) of Islam and always our heart-brothers. You showed the dignity of Islam to the hypocritic west. May Allah grant rahmet to all those shehids at that time and grant strength to all of us Muslims against crusaders. Because they have been intending to heat things up again and start a global crusade against all sincere Muslims around the world simultanously.
You guys are never forgotten brother. As a Bangladeshi, both of our countries lie in the frontiers. The biggest enemies of Islam are plotting against both of us only hundreds of kilometers away. But deep inside we all Muslim are united. And inshallah, if they ever try to eradicate us, we will put fierce resistance against that 🇧🇦🇧🇩☪
@@ashokathegreat8731 yeah, we can see it right now in Gaza. I as a Christian am appalled by your inaction. You sit a watch your brothers and sisters being slaughtered daily for over 8 months
as A Malaysian, i always heard stories about land of Bosniak and its people..how beautiful its land and its people..hope one day in the future i got to visit Bosnia
Omar, at age 70+ I learn the details of historical context of so many remote lands like Vietnam, Malaysia and now Bosnian Christian Monotheism, from you. Jazaak Allah.
@mrjugurtha4077 Berbers (Amazighs) were mostly Pagans at the time of Muslim expansion in North Africa. Christians were minority and mainly were African Latin-speakers located on coastal urban areas.
This is the greatest evidence that the great Bosnian people were of a sound and unchanged nature. They were previously Muslims according to the law of the Prophet Jesus, and they became Muslims according to the law of the Prophet Muhammad, the Seal of the Prophets, a people worthy of respect.
nah they were bogomil christians, not believing in the Trinity/3 gods like the catholics/orthodox and they prayed 5 Times a day both of these things make u muslim especially believing in 1 God like the bogomil ☝️
One of the beautiful thing in Islam is the brotherhood. no matter where you came from or what language you speak, or you skin color. even if you were my enemy, but the moment you become a Muslim you become my brother. Bosnian, Indonesia, America... All does not matter cause what units us is Islam, submitting our self to the only true God that sent us prophet from Adam, Noah, Abraham, Mouses, Jesus, and Mohamed peace be upon all of them.
You missed one important fact half of Bosnia is Orthodox and Catholic because they didnt want to take Islam as their religion so you cant just say Bosnians are Muslim.... Fact
My Family during Ottoman Empire didn't want to convert to Islam ( Bosnian Christians where forced to convert to Islam) My ancestors had Christian tattoos all over their body and thanks to God we are proud Christian still and Bosnian
Half of Bosnia...because after Ottomans empire was defeated..most of Bosniaks had to flee..U were maybe 2-5 procent..Belgrade named white city because of 1000 white minaret was Muslim city
Zapisali su u Istanbulu davno da im je za jednog našeg trebalo najmanje 10otomana .. kazu veliki široki ljudi izlijecu iz brda .. zato su nam krali djecu i žene. I moje bake su bile tetovirane obe. Kad opet dodu treba ce im bar 50. Kad ove njihove lazi čovjek gleda žao mu bude sto ih je nas narod spasio. Bilo bi mozda bolje da je bilo jos 5x8000...
But they dont call them Bosnians,Catolics call them Croats ,And Orthodox call them Serbs.Before Otomans Bosnia was ruled by Croats and Serbian kings ,even during Austria Hungary rule in Bosnia before WWI official langue was called Serbo-Croatian and it was illegal to call it Bosnian langue
@@dzonikg First of all there is no serbocro language..that invented and overwritten from Bosnian in 1840s..second BOSNIAN BOGUMILS who converted by Sword by Pope into christianity we call croats(italian side of balkan/ west roman empir..east roman empire(Bosnian Bogumils who converted to orthodox)Even after crusades REST of BOSNIAN BOGUMILS STAYED making it the first country in the world
Some say that Islam reached Bosnia even before the Ottomans came. They say there was a traveller from Bosnia who was in Saudi Arabia in the early Kalifats. Perhaps this is the reason why Bogumili prayed 5 times a day and why their belief in Allah and Isa a.s. was different from those who've only heard from churches. This story is not verifyable as far as i know but it wouldn't surprise me if smth similar to this was true.
I heard that there was also a masjid built in Bosnia by Syrian travelers who used it for prayer on their trade travels, before the Ottoman empire, and some people accepted Islam from them
@@kulrul9180 from Bible of course jesus prayed three times and sometimes in the night two more prayers or even more he did this by putting his forehead on the ground as muslim do and as early Christians did.
This is just a story full of lies . Please don't believe this bullshit . We have a document called "Povelja Kulina Bana" from 10th Century ( Kulin is name and Ban is Croatian version for King ) and it starts with Holly Trinity "In the Name of Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit I Kulin Ban etc. We have two copies of this document and it is located in St. Petersburg and other in Dubrovnik. Look up on the Internet and you will find it so everything is trasparent . All people of Bosnia know this and they know history . So please don't spread lies about my Country .
@@ssmoke_so2where did you hear that bs Somali capital is the fastest growing city in Africa and has fastest internet in whole of Africa Somalis don’t have lack of food since they have largest livestock in whole of africa and asia somalis are flourishing in everywhere do your research properly
@@ssmoke_so2thats when you speak out of hatred and ignorance. I am also Somalia and you cant believe the beauty of my house in which i live and 5G internet . I bet the main stream media told you , you are the only one who have good life. Brainwashed
Bosna nije Evropa od trenutka turskog osvajanja postala je kulturno i civilizacijski drugačija! Glupa priča jer i sada je granica EU sa BiH kao što je bilo u Otomansko doba
@@prcbukvu2293Bosna je EVROPA. Ona prava. Ne nasilna i cista. Sve je drugo djelo sejtana i njegove djece na na svinjetini odgojene i za zlom zadojene. Ratujemo mi svama od smrti Hrista naseg
1. Laws that made life more simple is converted to Muslim 2. No taxes for Muslims 3. No need to go to army and die but a right to be on high level ranks Btw, the whole schisma story is not correct, the Bogumil construct etc.
I have always been interested in knowing about Bosnia, about our Bosnian brothers and sisters and the history of Islam in Bosnia. Thank you for making this video. Love and prayers for our Bosnian brothers and sisters from Pakistan.
General Serbian point of view: Modern Bosnian Muslims are Islamized Slavic Christians of Serbian origin*. There were several types if Islamization: By force, where you either become a Muslim, or you can get starved or get killed. By interest, in order to keep the land you had and pay lower taxes. Used by nobles mostly. By belief, where you truly believed in Islam. There were many *Muslim families which still celebrated Christmas, Slava and Đurđevdan, but these traditions have Slavic paganism routes. I wrote *Serbian as general term for central south Slavs (there is no general term), which to this day share the similar tradition, culture and language, which is very similar/same to Croatian and Montenegrin, but different from Slovenian or Bulgarian. There are Bulgarian Muslims which have nothing in common with Bosnian Muslims, and no Slovenian Muslims.
Yes, but listen to this. We like it, we accept it. We accept both Islam and Rakija and kolo. But we are Bosnians, with Orthodox, Catholic and Muslim faith. But for some reason, other people don't accept that.
As Salam Aleykom to all my bosnians brothers from Afghanistan. You guys have been through a lot, they tried genocide you but yet you are there, standing wih your faith in Allah. I salute your courage and pride of Islam. Full support and respect 🇦🇫💖🇧🇦 I also give salam to the albanians and turks brothers who make Europe shine 🇦🇫💖🇹🇷🇦🇱🇽🇰
One small correction dear friend. During the time of Bosnian kingdom (more then 700 years) official religion was NOT Bogomils. Bosnian "church" was Manichaeism system of belief. That religion was considered heresy by Chaotic and Orthodox church. All Bosnian kings(dynasty) at that time were Manichaeism except the last king who accepted Chatolicisam and authority from the Pope.
...wrong, according to the official history, all Bosnians, including all Bosnian kings, were following Arius teaching which is "there is only One God"...and, he considered "Jesus to be just a prophet "...regarding Vatican, we don't care about them,... they considered everyone heretic who opposed them,...
...regarding "manichaean", it was never present in Bosnia,...it's just Vaticans propaganda,... if you believe in Vatican, ...I feel sorry for you,...and, I can just tell you,...WAKE UP,...
@@Stalker950-l3x nop, read Noel Malcom's book on Bosnian history, even though, he disagrees that Bosnia had it's own church and describes these differences as a hereticism that was later corrected, which is his pro catholic narrative bias, he completely disagrees that Bosnian chuurch had anything to do with Bogomilism aside from being descirbed as heretics by catholicas and orthodox.
@@Mr.Jasaw13 I know his book but I can’t rely on one journalist man’s book while other historians, especially balkan ones, disagree with him. Bogomilism appeared in Bulgaria in mid 12th century and spread to the west over Rashka to Bosnia. Serbs and Bulgarians already fought them before they even reached Bosnia. Although the so called bosnian church has been a slightly different form of bogomilism it had it’s origins among the Bogomils of Bulgaria. Bosniaks just try make something unique out of it to support their own identity.
Bosnia is not a Muslim country but a country where some citizen are Muslims. Half of the country is Serbian Orthodoxy, some parts populated with Croatians Catholics and there are some Muslims too.
Ah Bosnia! Everlasting bastion of freedom. Here are few extra facts: - Bosnian bogumils - Bogu mili in translation from bosnian language, essentialy all other south slav languages, means "Those dear to God", they were a part of bosnian church and Bosnians had their own culture. There is a unique culture of burial grounds that you will find only on teritory ruled by this authentic bosnian religion. These toombstones are called "Stećak". If You've seen Dune 1, burial grounds, thats pretty much how it looks like, only even more authentic. - Bosnians spoke their own language and had their own script called bosančica. One of the oldest written document, of all slav people, and when I say all I mean all from Russia to Poland, Belarus to Montenegro, is Povelja Kulina Bana, Charter of Ban Kulin. Rated in one of top 20 oldest documents in slavic history. - Average Bosnian folk were literate, and quite poetic. This is something proven by the scribes written on almost every Stećak. - Rome made 5 atempts of Crusades on Bosnian lands, and it ended by Ban Kulin resigning his Bosnian religion and accepting Pope as his spiritual leader, but in the background, bosnian church continiued to prosper. Additional 3 crusades were made by Hungarians, supported by Pope. - Grudge of Rome against Bosnia was so strong, they deneid to send aid to Bosnian army against Otoman Empire. However, Otoman Empire took 75 Years to take over whole of Bosnian teritory. - Bosnia was one of the richest Kingdoms in Europe, princeses of Bosnia would often mary Germans, Hungarians, Italians, Austrians, Bulgarian Bans and Dukes. - Paralel to prosperity, Ottomans also brought suffering for Bosnian folk, often giving Serbian politicians authorites over Bosnian Lands, wich led to many uprisings. - Bosnian people helped a lot of Jewish families that were prosicuted from Europe, century after century. One of the oldes Hagada is still in Sarajevo and you can visit it in the states museum. - Rebelius nature of Bosnian folk gave us the start of first world war, when Gavrilo Princip shot dead Arch duke Franz Ferdinand. uh, can you put a thousand year old history in few sentances? I gues a documentary sieries would not be enough. You've done a fair job I have to say, thank you for making this video. Bosnians hold dear many traditions, we are proud people, stuborn, not that easily offended and always give our best to stand for the truth. War in 1990s was epiphony of opression against our land, our fathers barehandedly fought against fourth largest army in the world and won our freedom. Brothers in arms were all religions, some of the best generals were not even muslim, they were orthodox and catholics. Sadest part is that this war brought upon us ethnic cleansing, but we will presevier.
u'll disappear, rest assured. In between other lie u wrote: nazovi turad did so many great things, denying all those claims from all over this Planet to poor idiots which ran to Jugoslavia to butcher.
Adevarat ,dar multe monumente steci sînt ale valahilor balcanici,ultimul sat dispărut în razboiul civil distrus de mercenarii musulmani din Afganistan și Caucaz
Много лажеш! Назив "богумили" је настао по бугарском пашчињеном попу Богумилу који је преузео идеологију из Византије од неких јерменских павликијана. Богумил је окупио своје следбенике у брдима који се зову Босна, налазе се данас у југоисточном делу Бугарске (погледај карту Бугарске). Босна је назив трачког порекла са непознатим значењем. Та заједница је протерана из Бугарске од византијске царске војске и распршила се по Македонији (центар на планини Бабуни) и Србији (центар Скопска Црна Гора и Проклетије). Пошто су придобили један део следбеника у Србији, српски жупан Стефан Немања Завидовић их протерује у Босну и Далмацију, одакле неки прелазе у Италију и називају се катари (чисти), и даље у Француску где се називају патарени, Бугари и касније албигенези. У Босни се окупља један део следбеника попа Богумила и по успомени на своју заједницу на планини Босна у Југоисточној Бугарској дају име "црква босанска". По имену своје цркве дали су име реци Босни и касније се читав крај назвао Босна. Босном се првобитно звало подручје од планине Игман до Врандука. То је била Босна. Касније су разни владари ширили територију на Усору и Соли, на Доње Краје, на Неретву, Подриње и тако даље... Босанчица није постојала као писмо. Био је то упрошћен облик ћирилице прилагођен трговачком послу за ког је ћирилица била сложена за употребу и њу су писали учени људи по манастирима и дворовима. Назив Босанчица је дао аустроугарски научник Чех Ћиро Трухелка да би оспорио српске аргументе да је Босна српска земља, а за рачун аустроугарске царске власти.
Your claims are not only false and unsupported by historical evidence, but they also seem to be influenced by a national bias, which compromises their credibility. -First lie: Bogumil, also known as Theophylact Bogomil, was a 10th-century Bulgarian priest and the founder of the Bogomil heresy, a dualist religious sect. The Bogomils believed in the existence of two gods: a good god, who created the spiritual world, and an evil god, who created the material world. Their teachings opposed the established Orthodox Church and feudal authorities, advocating for a return to what they saw as the purity and simplicity of early Christianity. The movement, although never large in numbers, spread throughout the Balkans and beyond, influencing various other heretical movements in medieval Europe. Despite some influence in the region, Bogomilism was never the official religion in Bosnia. Historical records, including those from Byzantine chroniclers like Euthymius Zigabenus and Western sources such as the papal bull of Pope John XXII in 1325, confirm that Bogomilism remained a minority belief and was often persecuted by both Orthodox and Catholic authorities. Additionally, the Bosnian Church, sometimes confused with Bogomilism, had distinct beliefs and practices, as evidenced by documents like the Charter of Ban Kulin from 1189. Second lie - The term "Bosančica" is often misrepresented or misunderstood in historical discussions, leading to misconceptions about its origins and usage. The notion of "Bosančica" as a distinct and unique alphabet used solely in medieval Bosnia is a misleading interpretation of historical facts. The so-called "Bosančica" was not a separate alphabet but a regional variant of the Cyrillic script. This script was widespread among South Slavic peoples, including Serbs, Croats, and Bosnians, during the medieval period. Its use was influenced by the cultural and religious practices of the time, which were heavily intertwined across these regions. The people of medieval Bosnia were ethnically and culturally linked to the Serbs. Historical documents, such as those by Byzantine Emperor Constantine VII and the charters of Bosnian rulers like King Tvrtko I, illustrate the strong presence of Serbian people and influence in Bosnia. This close relationship meant that the Cyrillic script used in Bosnia was fundamentally the same as the Serbian Cyrillic alphabet. Documents from the medieval Bosnian state, including the charters of Ban Kulin and King Tvrtko I, were written in the Cyrillic script commonly used by Serbs. These texts do not support the idea of a unique "Bosančica" script but rather confirm the use of the standard Cyrillic alphabet of the time. The Bosnian Church, though distinct in some practices, shared many similarities with the Serbian Orthodox Church. The liturgical texts and religious manuscripts found in Bosnia were often written in Cyrillic, aligning with the Serbian tradition rather than representing a separate script. The term "Bosančica" itself is a relatively modern invention, not a medieval concept. It was created to emphasize regional variations within the Cyrillic script but has been inaccurately promoted as an entirely distinct alphabet. This has led to confusion and the propagation of myths about its uniqueness. The idea of "Bosančica" as a separate alphabet is a historical misrepresentation. The Cyrillic script used in medieval Bosnia was identical to the Serbian Cyrillic alphabet, reflecting the shared cultural and ethnic heritage of the South Slavic peoples in the region. Correcting this misconception is essential for an accurate understanding of the region's history and linguistic development. Third lie - It is clear that the claim about the average Bosnians being literate is a blatant lie. In medieval Bosnia, literacy was predominantly confined to the clergy and nobility. The clergy and monks used Cyrillic and Latin scripts for religious and official purposes, while the nobility had education and could read and write for governance and diplomacy. However, most ordinary people were not literate and relied on oral traditions. The assertion that common people were generally literate contradicts historical evidence and is simply false. Fourth lie - Your claim that there were crusades specifically initiated by the Roman Catholic Church or the Kingdom of Hungary targeting Bosnia is a blatant lie. Historical evidence shows that while the broader Crusading movements and regional conflicts did impact the Balkans, including Bosnia, there were no major crusades specifically launched from Rome or Hungary directly against Bosnia. Hungary's military actions in the region were part of broader political and military conflicts rather than formal crusades, and the Catholic Church's efforts in Bosnia were more about exerting religious influence than conducting dedicated crusades. Where did you get that number and why you falsify history? Fifth lie - The claim of yours that there was significant animosity between Bosnia and Rome during the Ottoman conquests is false. While the Roman Catholic Church did seek to influence and support Christian states in the Balkans, its primary concern was preventing the expansion of the Ottoman Empire, which was viewed as a threat to Christian Europe. There was no notable grudge between Bosnia and Rome; rather, the Church's involvement was focused on broader diplomatic and religious efforts to resist Ottoman expansion rather than on direct conflict or significant tension with Bosnia.... More of your lies I'll write on another occasion. I have more historical evidence to support my claims than you do. To help you better understand this topic, especially since discussions about Bosnia are often influenced by bias, I suggest you review this evidence. This will provide a clearer, more accurate view of the subject.
Based on historical census data from both the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, it is evident that Muslims were never the overwhelming majority in Bosnia and Herzegovina. According to the 1879 census under Austro-Hungarian rule: - Muslims: 496,485 (38.7%) - Orthodox Christians: 496,485 (42.9%) - Catholics: 209,391 (18.1%) - Others: 3,749 (0.3%) According to the 1931 census in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia: - Muslims (later known as Bosniaks): 718,079 (30.9%) - Orthodox Christians (mainly Serbs): 1,028,139 (44.3%) - Catholics (mainly Croats): 547,949 (23.6%) - Others: 30,398 (1.3%) These figures clearly demonstrate that Muslims were not the majority population in Bosnia and Herzegovina during these periods. Claims that Muslims were the overwhelming majority in Bosnia during the 1600s are historically inaccurate. The data from both the Austro-Hungarian era and the Kingdom of Yugoslavia refute such assertions, showcasing a diverse and balanced ethnic composition in the region over time.l
da je laz sto ti pises,je cinjenica da na prostoru Turske danas zivi oko 6 miliona Bosnjaka koji su dolaskom Austrougara odselili u Tursku,pa za vrijeme prve Juge ima i o tome je pisao Ivo Andric kako se pravio drzavni ugovor za preseljenje svih muslimana u Tursku,pa onda TIto i isto tako preseljavanje da je zaustavljeno krajem 60 godina zabog zapada jer se pocelo pricat o etnickom ciscenju
Ti se tribaš vratiti na kršćanstvo, a ne što ti je praprapradedo prešao na islam radi lakšeg života pa tebe tokom generacija uvjerili da je islam prava stvar. Jedini je spas u Isusu Kristu!
That's simply not true. Since the people who converted to islam in the balkans were mostly orthodox christians. By the time when the Otomans invaded balkans, bogomilism was mostly gone from Bosnia and other parts of balkans. And bogomilism wasn't exclusive to Bosnia, it was common in all of the balkans. Actually it spread to Serbia and Bosnia from the first Bulgarian empire. Bogomilism doesn't have any connections or similarities with islam. There is no proof whatsoever that bogomils or any other gnostic/dualist sect prayed five times a day like muslims do. And the reason why todays most muslims from the balkans live in Bosnia is because they moved there from Serbia and parts of Austria Hungary ( mostly Slavonia and Dalmatia ) after the failed siege of Vienna by the Otoman empire and after the first Serb uprising in the 19th century. This is pure Otoman pan islamic propaganda where you try to say that your ancestors converted to islam because their fate was correct even back then and the fate of others was incorrect even back then. People converted to islam because they wanted to keep or improve their social status under the Otoman rule not because the Otomans introduced them to the ''correct'' religion like you subtly try to say it here. You said it yourself.Those who didn't convert to islam were second grade citizens with no political and social rights. While I do agree with you that the Catholic church was much more brutal towards the members of other religions than the Otomans were.
The orthodox church was no better in how they treated the Bogomils, furthermore both east and western church were notorious for enslaving and selling pagans who probably did that to someone else and so on and so on but you not ready for that convo
A to sto ti pises je srpsko hrvatska propaganda al dzaba vam u vase lazi vise niko ne vjeruje pa ni ti sam kralja bosne nazivate srpskim il hrvatskim kraljem nemozete se dogovoriti a cijeli svijet zna da je bosanski zasto prisvajate tudju historiju kad je Bosna pala pod tursku hrvatske vec dugo nije bilo a srbija vec 100 godina turska bila bosna je imala svoju crkvu neovisna o rimu i carigradu bogumili su vidjeli turke kao spasitelje zbog krstaskih ratova koje rim pokreto sa ugarima zato su u Bosni islam najvise prigrlili i bosna i dalje opstaje i opstat ce od vas i vasih falsifikata historije i jos znas li sta je stecak na stecku pise bosnjanin i nista drugo ni kurvati ni servi
Nemaš ti srećo pojma o Bosni već onosto ti je gugl rekao. Od jednog oca 3 sina su uzimala 3 vjere da bi bar jedan ostao živ jer su nas tukli svi ko god je kročio nogom u ovu prokletu av liju. Pa imamo Iliju, Aliju i Antu tri rodjena brata danas koja se kolju i mrze se i govore ja sam stariji, ne ja sam stariji.
😊Moja domovina, moja voljena Bosna i Hercegovina..🇧🇦 🇧🇦 🇧🇦 🇧🇦 Selam svima od ponosne Bosanke, nove y0utuberke.. Bujrum i na m0j kanaI... Bosna je svašta pretrpljela ali i dalje stoji, hrabro prkoseći onima koji su željeli da je unište. 🇧🇦 🇧🇦 😊
I am reading one book that we got informed about Islam also bcs of trade. When Arabs conquered Sicily and were selling to nowadays Croatian part of Dalmatia. Very interesting and informative book, bcs it shows us that also Croats were the one of the first who embraced Islam as well.
@@NUTella_enjoyer It's essential to recognize that history is complex and cannot be reduced to simplistic explanations. Dismissing the early Croats' conversion to Islam as mere economic opportunism overlooks the profound cultural exchanges that occur through trade. Many societies have adopted new religions through similar processes. For example, the Kingdom of Axum in Africa embraced Christianity largely due to interactions with Christian merchants. Croats encountering Islam might have found genuine spiritual and cultural value, not just profit. Reducing their experience to mere economic gain is both simplistic and disrespectful.
❤ from Muslim in Indonesia "And when those who disbelieve plot against thee, to wound thee fatally, or to kill thee or to drive thee forth; they plot, but Allah (also) plotteth; and Allah is the best of plotters. (QS 8:30) May Allah make easy for you to develop your Channel. Aamiin
Love Bosnian people; but, majority of the story is not true nor the author have knowledge and understanding of the religious history on this part of Europe. Please read everything available before you make a video about the subject.
I think that the Bosnian Bogomils, like Islam, have their roots in Zealot-Essene insurgent, ascetic Judaism, which disappeared with the fall of Jerusalem in 70 AD. The Bogumils saw in Islam a religion similar to their own.
Fun fact, in the 19th century there were some Bosnians who migrated to Palestine (and from there to other lands), and they collectively named themselves Bushnak, and nowadays anyone with that family name, whether they live in the Hijaz or in Shaam (Levant), they're Bosnian descendants. Another fun fact, in Turkey there is a place called Little Bosnia, which is a place made by Bosnian migrants in the 19th century, and to this day their descendants speak Bosnian (alongside Turkish), and the interesting thing is they speak a certain dialect of Bosnian (I forgot which one). It would be nice if you could do videos about these topics as well.
Another propaganda video for showing how nice Islam was! How about the blood tax , when they took by force Christian boys from their family’s and make them Islamic soldiers? Who went to fight against their Christian brothers and sisters, how about the slave market who was full with white slave women from the Balkans , tooked by force from their burned villages, or the harems full of kidnapped European women, how about the forcing converting to people in different regions of the Balkans to Islam by force , I will give you example the Rodope mountain in Bulgaria- almost 90% of all the population forced to covert to Islam , and the massacre were unnumbered in all Balkan nations , before the falling under Ottoman rule Balkan countries had population near 2 million each, after freeing their self from the Ottoman after 500 years the population is still 2 million , this only speak of the bad conditions of the Christian’s under ottomans
Best explanation of our history on RU-vid which many of our Christian neighbours try to rewrite to fit their own narratives. Thank you and May Allah bring you a lot of Barakah🤲
You just israiled Serbian history. Bosnjak never existed but Srbs. During Ottoman Empire many Serbs convert to Islam not because of conviction but for better life conditions. They got their nationality in Communist Yugoslavia with same name as religion: Muslims. In 1992 they changed name to Bosniaks
Wrong. It was christian following arianism. Accepted paterans, bogomils, kathars and everyone prosecuted for believes cause it was tolerant and civilised.
Yeah, we are border country for thousands of years, between east and west, christianity and islam, catholics and orthodox. In my town we have catholic church, orthodox church, jew synagogue, and many moques. We hate noone, but we are awake for those who hate us. Selam from Zenica, Bosnia :)
Nikad srba u bosni nije bilo dok vlasi nisu dosli za turcima pa su krajem 19 stoljeca popovi iz srbije davali dukat da se izjasne ko srbi citaj iliju garasanina oca moderne srpske ideologije mani se gusli i zavijanja
@@jasminbondi2470 😂😂😂😂 tu Becku pricu mozes okaciti macku o Rep cuj nije bilo Srba prije turaka😂😂pa jel na Kosovu Polju bio Milos Obilic ili Samir Fazlinovic😂😂Pa sve povelje samo imaju pomen Srpskog imena ko izgradi one Silne Manastire po Bosni i Hercegovini,da niste vi 🤣🤣
@@sandjosandjo6346 nije bio ni jedanni drugi obojica izmisljeni lik a de mi ovako reci imal jedna crkva pravpslavna u bosni starija od 16 vijeka dokumentovano to jest prije dolazaka turaka u bosnu 😉
@@jasminbondi2470 Pa za Samira Fazlinovica sigurno da je izmisljeno,jer prije Turaka to ime na ovim prostorima nije postojalo,dok se niste Konvertovali u muslimane. Pa najstarije bogomolje u Bosni i Hercegovini Pravoslavne .Najstarija u Sarajevu sto ima Crkva Svetog Mihaila Gavrila 13-14 stoljece a da ne pricam o Manatirima Dobrun 12/13 stoljece, Manastir Krupa na Vrbasu 13 stoljece. Ti ocigledno pojma nemas ,cim me takvo glupo pitanje postavljas.
@@jasminbondi2470 Ti ocigledno pojma nemas cim mi takvo pitanje postavljas pa za Samira se zna da je izmisljeno,to nije postojalo prije turaka. A za Pravoslavne Bogomolje samo cu Reci kratko Stara crkva na Bascarsiji u Sarajevu najstarija bogomolja u tom gradu a da ne pricam za Manastire. Manastir Dobrun 13 stoljece,Manastir Krupa na Vrbasu 13 stoljece .. itd..
