When Bosnia Turned Muslim
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- Опубліковано 28 тра 2024
- I know it isn't all Bosnia shots like I wanted but I lost my camera mid shoot.
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@@Languslangus Yes, as I mentioned in the last video I lost the camera and could only film after getting a new one on the way back to Italy, meaning mostly Slovenia and Croatia in these videos. Unfortunate, but it is what it is.
@@Languslangus It's beautiful!
Gotta say, deferring the Patreon plug to a pinned comment - rather than jamming it into the video - is rather classy. The description is also acceptable, but somehow the pin seems more appropriate.
Politics is not a hydra
@@RareEarthSeries if you ever wanted to do a series on the Maori Land Wars I'm sure we could find enough people to host you guys across the country to get some footage and tell some good stories.
If UA-cam is a hydra, one of its heads is the comment section.
Seems more like a *Hydrant* to me...
...oft with sprayed messages of chemical import.
Comment stream about to follow.
It certainly can be nasty. Although it was a lot more crass in the old days. Seems like every warlord and rebellious leader has been either tamed or run off as of late. God I miss the old days.
Hahahahaha 😂
okey that sentence are memeable!
I have visited Bosnia 1 week ago… It was my best holiday… People were always very nice. I have always used my native language (Slovak) and I was really suprised how similar is the language of this region. Because of that, somehow I felt like home but somehow I also felt this great foreign and exotic influence of this Slavic nation. I really wish all the best to all people who live in this country, no matter which religion they have.
Pozdrav za tebe i za Slovensku Republiku. Nad Tatrou sa blyska!
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i didn't expect the narration to be this captivating! hope all goes well for bosnians out there, such a beautiful country you have
Trust me it's not like explained in this video, the maker of the video has a strong national view of history about Bosnia. Which was actually old Croatian Kingdom, and Croats there with Serbs(who came to Bosnia when running away from ottomans) through years they just accepted Islam as their religion.
@@NoName-fe6ll u have no kings, you are all Serbs.
@@NoName-fe6ll but guess what, Croats and Serbs treated Bosnians as traitors simply because they converted to Islam. that's much worse.
I love Bosnia Herzegovina from Maldives ❤️
Maldives are wonderful.....😑😑😑
@@aldindurakovic8828 so is balkansss♥️♥️♥️♥️
When I was in Turkey I worked with a Bosnian guy Rasim for 2years. Bosnians are polite sweet people. Respect, and love to my Bosnian brother/sisters from Afghanistan 🇦🇫...
Chitaranjan Ransingh, I don’t know what u up to ??? what do you mean? Root of good comes from one, when it shared to second that’s when pure beauty produced. (Being polit, good moral, unselfishness that is what makes human beautiful) ...
Which root you talking about, my friend first you have to have some general knowledge in human history, and religions history, first of all christianity is only 2000 years old. I don’t see any root in Christianity. Before Christianity people’s religion was Judaism, Budaism, idols worshiping. So you mean all Christians including you left their root religion that was Judaism, Budaism, idol worshiping..etc. And you saying that all christians, Jews, muslims, should be killed by Buddists or idol-worshipers because they have root to it. We muslims have no root in Islam, but we chose Islam over Christianity, Budaism, Judaism, etc.. because the understanding of Islam, God is simple only one God has no partner or no son or family members. In Islam people are equal white has no superiority over black, and back has no superiority over white. Royal family has no superiority over local people, local people has no superiority over royal family. in Islam racism is not allowed. When Islam came no to slavery. In Islam it’s mandatory to give 2.5 if all savings to charity for needy, and poor people. in Islam we don’t need to go to imam (religious preacher) to connect us with God, any muslim or human by clean heart can have a spiritual connection with God. In Islam not allowed to use women as a sex slave, or prostitution. In Islam it’s mandatory to take care of your old parents with patience and respect. muslims has no seniors nursing home. This is why Bosnians choose Islam over Christianity. If i ask you even you don’t know who is God, who is Jesus? For muslims Jesus is a prophet, and a servant of creator (God) same like all other humans. You have no answer on point to answer about Jesus. Because maybe you never thought about God، or you thought about it but still you didn’t get your complete answers. My friend you will be confused if you really do a research about Christianity understanding of God. I am not disrespecting Christianity I respect all religions, but when it come to discussion I have to explain the truth. Look in USA, Europe, Australia, media people hate Islam, but fastest growing religion in the world right now is Islam. Why ?? Because Islam is weak? Islam is bad? muslims are terrorists? etc..?? Answer is no because Islam is complete religion for lifestyle, for business, for governing،...etc. ً people can be bad/good. In cultures can be bad/good but Islam is in every muslims heart Choose by their own well. No one is forcing westerners to come to Islam this is there own choice, and no one can stop it because it’s matters of heart spiritual connection with the creator (Allah, God).....
Ed 18 I think you didn’t read my previous comment and still you talking about root and slavery. Come on man don’t wast my time and your time go watch champions league.
surojeet chatterjee I didn’t get your comment my friend, but Allah (God) given human freewill that angel does not have freewill they constant in order to do what God orders them, given them duties, or worship. For human Allah(God) gave choices for example: if there is red light and green light we are free to pass red light or green light or pass in between the street don’t care about lights. In these situations Allah (God) inform us human that any choice you choose indeed there will be accountability for each path you (human) took. And Allah (God) order us (human) to cross green light which is safe for yourself and for others. using our logic that God is only one with no partner, human be righteous in this world, Worship and bowing only to Allah(God) not to any dependent beings or things, because Allah is independent of any thing unique and perfect that nothing can be perfect but only God. Human your in the test of better being so don’t go after fame, lust, desires, materialistic selfish life in this world. Human live in this world as a normal righteous person help needy stand with innocents, and strive in path of God that your arrogant blood beings well stop you from righteousness etc....human at the same time don’t forget to focusing on eternal life after your temporary life in this world. Human whenever you in need request from me only me(God). Human your brain is limited to the knowledge, what I provided, and what you learn in this world. no human saw me before don’t try to make my picture or idol. These were the green light massages from God to human not to muslims only, but to all humanity. Now it’s up us human we obey the order? we ignore the order? we don’t care about the order ? or we follow only our ancestors whither if they were wrong or right ?.... muslims don’t follow their ancestors we follow Islam and and prophets, and the one and only almighty God which is worthy of worship. لااله الا الله محمد رسول الله there is no God but Allah(God) and Mohammad is his servant, messenger like Jesus, Moses, Abraham, Adam.. etc....
surojeet chatterjee surojeet chatterjee it’s different from idol worship kaba is direction for muslims unity before kaba al-Aqsa mosque in Palestine was the direction place for muslims unity. And Allah command us muslims to face in one direction while worshiping. No Muslim worship Kaba even when kaba was full of idols at beginning of Islam so prophet Mohammad and his companions were facing toward Al-aqsa mosque. It doesn’t mean that muslims were worshiping mosque. Also back in the days when there was no technology the time for prayer call a person was climbing over Kaba to call for prayer, so how come we worship Kaba and at same time we stand over it with no respect under our feet? When people circle Kaba they recite loudly the oneness, praises to Allah not to Kaba. Black stone no body worship it. Only we muslims think that stone is special in this planet why because prophet Abraham the father of Abrahamic faith which is Zabor (David book), Judaism, Christianity, and last one Islam. So when Abraham was on construction of Kaba the angel brought him a stone from heaven, it has a message for us that stone when brought from heaven it was pure white color, by time it turned to black as prophet said “when the whiteness in this stone despairs that will be the sign for the day of judgement is close”. Omer one of companion of prophet Mohammad kissed the stone and said “this stone can not harm me nor benefit me, I only kissed it because prophet Mohammad kissed it”. About hand of Allah you mentioned nobody knows that God is in which form how big or small or how looks ?? Is it hand means like human hand or something else? All Humans is limited with this knowledge of God does he have shape? What kind of ????. Quran Surah shura “There is nothing that exist which is like him(Allah)”. Surah Ekhlas “No one is ever equivalent to him(Allah)”. Now who could we say that our hands looks like Allah’s hand. Look this is amazing when prophet said that “beyond seven heavens there is Arsh Kursi (throne of God) of god, if we it compare to this world’s for example the African Sahara desert will be the throne of Allah and the finger ring will be this world (planets, sky, galaxies)”. Prophet said nothing from him all from God that brought by angels to prophet. And there were logic, signs, miracles, gifted knowledges, righteousness, selflessness, prophecy about future that made people to believe in an educated shepherd person as a messenger of Allah(God).
Bosnia looks like a beautiful country : )
Rikard Sandberg when it was Christian it was not like this , Islam gave the country freedom and made the country beautiful😎❤️
@@yt101yt2free yea, *not to mention when bosnian husain gradascevic fought against the ottomans*
@@TheAltafir economically yes, and pollution in their cities is on china's level, but 90% of country is still rural, and despite industrialisation in cities rural part of country is ecologically purest in europe, and those highland sceneries are on par with Switzerland's and bosniaks got at least that going for them. So... they really do be vibing.
@@ivanmartinovic7303 Nature is as beautiful as in most parts of the world. There are rivers and mountains everywhere in Europe at least. I think by a mental set it is a backward Muslim hole in Europe. From which everyone looks to escape
Majority of the footage comes from Slovenia. Edit: of course Bosnia is beautiful as well.
When I was in Abu Dhabi, I was having good Bosnian friends. One of them was from Bosnian Oilfield company. We used to gather at his home and learned so many thing about Bosnia during 1998-2000. I don’t know where they are now. Very nice guys. Love you all.
@@haristhebosniaklion8584 You answered yourself to why you don't have a girlfriend
@@milosmarkovic7957 vlah spotted
If UA-cam is a Hydra, one of it's heads is advertising.
another one is demonetization
This is too complex Evan, next time do something simpler like the Israeli Palestinan conflict or the ethnic tensions within Africa.
The_Nuke when in doubt, blame the British. Oh, they have no influence in the Balkins?
@@martytu20 Oh, you can blame them for Balkans: Treaty of Versailles and formation of Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, switching support from Chetniks to Partisans in WW2, and more contraversial - their role in Yugoslavian brakeup
@@martytu20 i didn't blame the Brits, how'd you figure i did?
The_Nuke woosh
@@martytu20 Okay i'll bite, what did i woosh over?
As a Hungarian it is interesting to hear your nation that your own history mainly views as the "victims" most of the time get mentioned as the aggressor. Shows you that there's always another side of a story and no nation is perfect or without a dark side...
Rarely does history have black and white..............
Everyone's always bashing everyone else. That's Rare Earth in a nutshell.
History is written by the victor is the quote yet I find it more accurate to say that History is written by the victor but taught through the eyes of the beholder.
In Poland, we are taught of the various things done to us yet we are rarely taught of the things we did.
The polish Lithuanian commonwealth wasn't exactly a great deal for the Lithuanians.
Volhynian Massacre? We weren't exactly nice to the Ukrainians prior to WW 1&2 either. Nor did we sit silently after the massacre, we pulled one of our own.
To truly see the full painting, one must first open their eyes and realise the damn canvas is painted on both sides.
This is the problem of a history teacher, the documents we have to follow tend to be made by politicians and not historians. As such we don't have juridical justification to talk about some things.
This has started to change, but very slowly and unevenly throughout the world (especially Europe). In sweden our history documents still have a "sweden = always good, never wrong" hint to it especially in lower class grades.
Conversly, Hungarians are mainly taught as being a major enemy, invader and oppressor in my country. It's funny and bizzarre seeing that they see themselves as somehow being victims.
Eselamu alejkum! from BOSNA💪🇧🇦
Alaikum Salam, from Malaysia.
Wa alaikum assalam
Waalaikumsalam from India
Walaikkum salam from India
Ve aleykum selam from Turkey 🇹🇷
Love Bosnian Muslims from India 🇮🇳💞🇧🇦
Thank you!
Namaste! I love India 🧡🤍💚 greetings from Bosnia
@@bubacorelli4836 indian muslims don't say namaste .
Writting as a former yugoslav, if you really want to know about what happened here throughout history, try quantum physics instead. It's much simpler.
Love the series so far though!
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@Hoàng Nguyên They aren't progressive. She was chosen as a weak puppet to present a marketable face to international audiences.
quantum mechanics.
Hahahahahahah
Tacno lol
I warmly welcome you, Evan, to the Balkan UA-cam comment section! Enjoy your stay, and probably never look at it, for your own sanity!
Hahaha well said.
@crezy lezy did you listen to the video presentation at all? Bosnian church was different from the catholic or the orthodox that's why Bosnians didn't get the support from catholic pop or king. Next time pease just listen to the presentation before you start writing a comment. Typical Balkan nationalism. I am kinda tired hearing ohh thats Croatian land it used to belong to us. If thats the case which is not whom crotia belonged at that time if you moved from this area to area of present Croatia. Italians i guess. Should you give the land to the Italians then, Istra etc... You oppose giving any land to Italy but want to take land from Bosnia. Bunch of hypocrites, thats what you are.
He says Ottomans didnt allow non Muslims to hold high positions? Meanwhile Mehmed II's minister of Finance Hekim Yakup who was a jew from Spain did never exist? This guy lied a lot on the Ottomans in this video.
@@Gottham8 He says Ottomans didnt allow non Muslims to hold high positions? Meanwhile Mehmed II's minister of Finance Hekim Yakup who was a jew from Spain did never exist? This guy lied a lot on the Ottomans in this video.
Antemurale Christianitatis
Very high level of professionalism in presenting this first video I have just watched on this channel; the talk is serious, seems well researched and to the point. You are correct to mention that we should all be critical of what we hear in any subject and we should also research it for ourselves (critical thinking). Don't mind that not all places are shown as per your intentions, cause your camera was lost but hey, it happens.. Keep it up and thank you!
Love Bosnia from Turkey 🇹🇷❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇧🇦
i love Bosnia i want to visit it one day, from Algeria
شكوبيستان
@@zlatkojokic3245 wtf ????you are not even from Bosnia maybe you are not even Muslim because we Muslims love each other and we welcome each other 😍 ❤
Ali Erkoç dont bark false lies about my country ateist kefir
Turks are muslims and will remain muslim
This is our faith
We protected against mongols(mamluks) and crusaders
Our constitution allows you to live here
But dont disrespect faith of the majority
Insha'Allah
@Shooting Star In your wet dreams
thank you for sheding a light to the shitstorm that is balkan history
Yugoslavia in a nutshell.
@@edgelord8337 if only
The "sheding" of light is a normal reaction to competing religions.
@@edgelord8337it seems that the history of Yugoslavia and Balkans are beyond your level of intelligence
@@darkonikolic8377 nope but nice insult buddy.
If you are trying to troll you are doing a pretty crappy job.
Hello Bosnia... Greetings from Indonesia ❤❤🇮🇩🇮🇩
Best country. Love Indonesia.
😑😑😑😑🌘🌘🌘🌘🌟🌟🌟
Awesome video, pretty historically accurate and genuine. Greetings from a Bosnian Slavic muslim!
Yeah it's pretty well made (especially how a segment of our population came to identify with Croatia and Serbia more). Greetings from a neo Bogumilist Bosnian!
I'm starting to get a feeling that everywhere is "Rare Earth" :D
Only if you know how to look for it :-)
I cannot say for sure but considering his family legacy, Son of a famous Astronaut I would guess that by "Rare Earth" he refers to (one of) the Fermi Paradox solution(s) named just that. The Rare Earth hypothesis is that the cosmological development, the geological development of a planet and then the evolutionary circumstances of any life (particularly complex life) on a world needed to create an intelligent and technologically adept species is very rare. It doesn't exclude general life bearing worlds but it alludes to them being so rare at any given point in the age of the universe and very far apart.
Mapping out our cultural foibles, achievements and atrocities on this "Rare Earth" fits as it puts us in our possible place in the universe and how unique parts of the world are and how unique our world might well be. Again, I have never seen them state this is the reason for the name of the series.
As long as there's an interesting stone, person, or culture to talk about.
@@Tuberuser187 It doesn't. I am not a space guy. I wouldn't name anything of mine after space stuff intentionally.
Rare Earth enough space with dad right?
Greetings to my sisters and brothers
in Bosnia
We wish you to be always healthy and safe
From Mecca 🇸🇦❤️
@⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻ Jesus is God.
@@annamaric1905
Jesus is a prophet 🤨
@@annamaric1905 God is All Knowing right? God never lies right? Jesus was asked in the Bible: when is the last hour? Jesus answered: I dont know, only the Father knows. Did Jesus lie or did he not know? Proof that he is not a god with 1 biblical verse :)
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Salam brother
The part is that bosnian muslims dont follow the quarans rules . They drink alchol, they eat pork and also they do not cover themselves to tell you the truth bosnian muslims dont like arabic muslims snd that a fact because arabs are trying to force them to follow those rules and they do not like that they even dont consider arab bosnian muslims that moved there bosnians they even say the arab muslims are not bosnian they moved there during 93 war and stayed because they could not return back home. Just because you are the same relugon does not make you brother catholics go to war with catholics muslims go to war with muslims. We have to stop making everything about religon people are dying over religon. We all have 1 god this whole world need to unite. We are all humans .
Good God, what a beautiful narration you've done. So sharp and pragmatic yet eloquent at dissecting the subject of this video. Truly, well done.
Sending love and prayers to Bosnian Muslims 🤲🏻
You also need to kiss the black stone of shiva the hindu god.. 😘😘
@@allahissatanmuhammadwaspos1493 Give it a rest you ignorant cretin.
@@allahissatanmuhammadwaspos1493 Islam lives in your head rent free.
@@aneesa3516
And you cant get me out of your head either! 🤣
@@allahissatanmuhammadwaspos1493 nah im good, just came across your incompetent comment. P.s I'm not the one with the channel name. LOL
i recently visited Bosnia with my orchestra and its really fun to see you filming in all the places that i've been.
Are you gonna make a video how Africans became Christians ? And how we actively have missionaries in rural Africa Christianity = food, medicine ?
That is indeed we never hear or see about, marginalized and tabu, I would like to see it!
@@junecollins5391 lmfao that's the greatest joke i have ever heard
@@junecollins5391 There are entire black Arab nations though.
@@junecollins5391 too much molly makes you imagine stuff
Sendo Gani bullshit I was taught in first grade about David Livingston a explorer and missionary he died of malaria he was Scottish and was the first white man to make contact with African people's
Love to all of you, from Bosniak ♥️⚜
May Allah protect our Muslim brothers and sisters in Bosnia... love from Malaysia 🇲🇾
first priotect yourselves bastrads
May God protect all the minorities who are suffering under Islamic regimes of terror and transgression.
@kshitij924 ok Sherlock
@⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻ shia is muslim, thats just very offensive, I aint Shia but thats just stupid of you to say
Don't forget also the dayak
I need the rest of this series uploaded en masse I can't wait any longer!!
So Bosnian history is similar to Estonian history. Both nations felt pressure from Eastern and a Western Christianity.
shaun king, I’m not Estonian but as a result of these “pressures” Estonia practically reverted to atheism and/or some pagan traditions.
Estonia is atheist country now
@shaun king what' does matter, if islam or christianity? same ideology, same origin, same basic!
And İslam WON :d
@Tommy Gofigure take a bath
As a Turk i find this video absolutely
beneficial with details. Excatly no any nation change religion with open arms and gladly. Always there've strong reasons. Those century(1460s) Ottomans formed the army mutlinational from 22 diffirent nation soldiers and included with mostly muslims but also had Chirstian Turks(Gagauz, uz and Pechenek Turks) and Shaman Turk wariors(Deluler,bashibozuklar) Cause population was not enough as army need. Those days total empire population was 9-10 million people and only total 3-4 milion Turkish Population dominated empire and felt very big risk with this rate. Those century had almost the same count church and mosque in empire. So they found a way to unit the army and population with religion option and launched cizye(non-muslims task), After the conquest of Balkan, they conguered middle east, arabian peninsula and Nord Africa Because they needed a large Muslim population to controll the empire and army. İn this period Balkan soldiers added to this army and they improved top positions in military command management. even as a Serbian Bayo Sokoloviç (sokulu pasha) became the second man in empire after Sultan.. I absolutly agree with the Hungarian friend who commented below, Countries have black and white pages in the past but they try to show only their white pages.
Accusing each other without stopping is useless abouth history.. Because of such reosons we have to trust in impartial historicans and scientist rather than emotional .
Thank you for clearing this up. I noticed that this video is heavy on the bias. People walk away thinking they've been informed, but they've just adopted someone else's prejudice.
Antemurale Christianitatis
Bosnia...a nice country, nice peoples , nice tradition and nice food
for the first time ever - notification bell turned on. Your stories are so well told and I actually really loved the footage (despite you apparently losing footage?), it reminds me of my recent travels! The combination of the storied history over the present day footage works so well. Can't wait for me!
The Bosnians simply could see that they were not the rulers in their own land, the catholic lands were controlled by the more prestigious catholics of the coast and the orthodox lands by the more prestigious orthodox close to and inside Serbia, so in the end the Ottomans and Islam were a chance for greater self determination to become prestigious. Thats the same thing that happened in Albania which was a land ruled by mostly foreign families since the roman times, so Islam was a way for the Albanian population to gain prestige and thats what pretty much happened in most if not all of the islamic empires expansion throughout history. Its interesting to see how the thing that helped Islam grow more was not the religion itself at many points but the other faiths
@@Abandoned_Brane Same for Catholics and Christians
interesting all
Ah, it’s not so much the tool you push with, but what you are pushing against that determines how many will take it up and utilize it!!
Albania is a bit different tho considering the man that brought together the albanians was a christian and also being albanian for many albanians comes before any religion. being proud of your culture is a more honorable thing than being religious even today. And also we're pretty much the only people in the balkans that has not been divided as a people because of religion. We have a slogan four our country and people which is "KOMB Shqiptar" whitch translates to "Albanian Nation" but altso is an acronym for the religious freedom being practiced by our people (K = Katolik, O = Ortodox, M = Muslim, B = Bektashi = Komb)
not to get too personal but my grand mother from my dads side is muslim, her husband (my grandfather) is orthodox and both my mothers parents are catholic. I'm blessed being brought up with relatives and family from all different types of religion because there is beauty in all of them.
Love for Bosnia From Pakistan Love you Bosnia may you live Long Forever Amen Amen Amen Love you bosnia Great respect from Pakistan 🇧🇦🇧🇦🇵🇰🇵🇰
Brave bosnions... Allah blessing with them
This is my favorite channel in UA-cam, but I rarely watch it (no pun intended), the narration and script are so great that everytime I watch, I feel my writing skill points drop by -10 😂
If only you all makes a longer documentary.
I'm sooo so happy this series is being made. For one reason or another, I've always been fascinated by European Muslims, from Bosniaks to Chechens, etc. I find Islam pretty fascinating as a whole, but something about white Muslim populations in a sea of Christianity always piques my interest.
Its because it should not exist but it does... things like that are always unique white european muslims are awesome especially their way of practicing islam is western, pro-european, and very secular...
Бојан Босански Змај What about Christian Arabs then? Do they also should not exist but they do? You know that there are also Christian Arabs, right, although Islam generally assumed to come from the Arab world? There are also White Buddhists too etc. Just because a particular religion is associated with a particular group of people, does not mean that it is impossible for other groups of people to embrace it if they are fascinated and convinced with its beautiful message and teachings.
@@sophie3howl why should christian arabs be more uniqe? arabs worshipped more gods than anybody before islam, and btw, christianity started with jesus (i think judea, not london or something, right??)
George Nathanael No, I’m not surprised at all. I know they exist. I met some of them. Didn’t you read what I wrote carefully? I said it first that no particular religion belongs to any particular group of people. So you can literally find any combination of religion (or non religion) with any kinds of people.
Best Best Didn’t you read what I wrote? “Islam is generally assumed to come from the Arab world”. Jesus Christ, these people.
we in great Syria" 🇸🇾 🇱🇧 🇵🇸 🇯🇴 " have many bosnian we call them boshnak accualy my best friends from bosnia
very respectable people❤
Please, I am so interested in that topic. Could you please describe the Bosnians in the middle east? How do they look, do they know their language and where they are from, do they ever visit Bosnia? The more information you can give me the better, or even a contact of a Boshnak would be great(like instagram or facebook).
@@MB-sh3dz
I deeply apologize because I am very late to answer, but you did not post the hashtag so did not reach me the notice
any way this is his profile on facebook
facebook.com/Owais.maman
I hope you benefit from him
@Robert Freisler
❤❤🙆♂️
@@adamjunior54 Boshnak is Muslim Bosnians. and the word "boshnak" was used by the Turks...
@Adam Junior You shouldn’t give him any info ❌⛔️❌
God bless Bosniaks ...❤
They face and fought a lot ..
Live with a peace..
Bosnians*
Bosnians are Serbs Muslims.Their ancestor were Serbs Orthodox Christians who converted to Islam by force Turks,Otomans!
@@kalina_apis nemoj lagati, kakvi crni srbi u Bosni prije 19. stoljeća. Dosli ste s Osmanlijama i sve naše crkve pretvorili u svoje tkz srpske pravoslavne
@@predragtopala1629 Možda ih je bilo par, al ogromna većina modernih Srba su stari Bošnjani pravoslavne vjere koji su se vremenom sve više i više identifikovali sa Srbima/Srbijom.
@@kalina_apis convert by force? in islam if someone convert by force it is not declare as islam.
8:49 Did you wait for the sun to line up perfectly with that wall? You son of a damn astronaut you.
"If politics is a hydra, one of its heads is religion"
Well put Evan!
Love this series! Thanks!
you cut it off and you'll get nationalism and patriotism in place of it.
Politics does roots in human identities. If you control their identities (gender, religion, patriotism, etc), you control them.
@@doktormcnasty lol this is what I've been trying to tell nationalist for so long but they never listen, although i disagree with your second point i believe pain and misery are part of the human experience and that it is only natural for humans to do such tings being part of human nature and all
Call iron man, to grow more heads
There were no Muslims in Balkan before Muslim(Turkish)invasion in 14-15th century.FACT
I am Bosnian/Bošnjak Muslim, this guy did good job..👌
Tu i tamo .....😑😑😑😑😑😑
Assalamu'alaikum Bosnia. Greetings from Indonesia 🇮🇩 💞 🇧🇦
Wa ʿalaykumu s-salam to Indonesia
Hi Indonesia Greating from west Java 😀
🤮🤮🤮
@@Matija1997 hahhahahahah mad serb 😂😂
@@emir9642 Croat*
Eagerly awaiting where this mini-series will go!
Probably new Balkan war that's about to start any day now according to the comments. fml
It truly breaks my heart when I think about how many vibrant, beautiful cultures were crushed under all forms of imperialism and domination. How simply existing at a border between great influences can devastate a culture's chances at forming and preserving an independent identity, or even an independent interpretation of the same doctrines.
We "should" not be afraid of others simply because we don't understand them. Being open or more curious about others and learning about them is not wrong. Celebrating our differences instead of trying to assimilate them is much more fun. Imagine how much more interesting this world might be - how fascinating, how RICH our world would be if we only learned to get along.
Ironic that you'd post this, considering that the roman empire destroyed many young cultures
@@dzodaj that's fascinating, I wasnt actually familiar with the origin of the symbol, thank you for sharing.
I think that really solidifies the point, too. Their connection to the symbol seems to have been largely usurped by the imperialist forces.
@@Maynard0504 indeed they did. Though I'm not sure what's ironic, the username is not an endorsement of all acts of the Roman and Eastern Roman Empires, but a reference to what I consider a particularly fascinating subject.
I dont assume your username is an endorsement of all political outcomes associated with... snow. Ok, maybe not the best example...
@@_blank-_ I think it says much more about you than you realize that your first reaction when hearing about the idea of tolerance is to conjure the most vile imagery you can. Are you really that frightened of a person, or do you genuinely just not understand that there is a way to preserve culture while leaving behind its darkest practices?
"Gen.ocide that feels raw even today" ...
Bruh ...Of course it's still raw, Sreb.renica's ge.nocide is just 25 years ago !
I hav great respect for Bosnians... they went through hell and came out alive... may God protect them from ever experiencing that again.
@@egalegalovic3154
Yes, never give up 💙🙏 may God bless you all
@Greg Gaming what?
Go to Algeria
السلام عليكم.. Go to Algeria
Srbin sam a brat i sestra su mi muslimani koje sam slucajno upoznao posle 30 godina. Nazalost vera i nacionalnost je ono sto nas razdvaja.
Moja sestra se udala sa muslimanom, I da ti kazem iskreno zbog ponasanje njezin muz I taj mentalitet prije 6 godina ja posla ga u picku maternu. Neman nikakvi sympatije prema te religije.
@@daz7122 Nema to s vjerom nikakve veze i ti to dobro znaš.
Peace and love to Bosnia from Mesopotamia 🇮🇶 I hope to visit one day
@Dushan keep dreaming
Iraq?
@@thetrickster9885 yeah 😊
@@Amar90 wow bro 🇮🇳❤️🇪🇬
@@thetrickster9885 love Hindustan and it’s incredible Indus River civilisations ♥️
I missed Francesco. Thanks, Francesco! Lovely camera work all around! And man, things just ain't simple, but they sure are, aren't they?
I am glad he is back, too. But to be honest, it did feel like the same from old times. Only in the credits I saw it was Francesco.
I think he has to find his identity again.
this is so interesting. thank you for making this video.
Well said .Most of these historical events the way you described make perfect sense .Great video .very enlightening and unbiased .
This video is told from the American (anti-Turkey, anti-Muslim) point of view. It's not from a Bosnian point of view.
Oh boy here we go. As a bosnian muslim I am obligated to not read the comments for I will be immensely disappointed by all the hatred my neighbors have for me.
Thanks for the video tho. Come visit us again some time!
No hatred here brother - a Romanian
Maybe stop killing wildlife to appease the forces of nature and people will take you seriously as a human being.
Respect. Just a question tho what did you think of the explanation that rare earth talked about?
Want your opinion on the video.
@@shinren_ I always say that if you want to hear the truth about the balkans you have to ask someone who is NOT from the balkans.
This video speaks the whole truth: we converted not only because of ottoman oppression but also because we had very bad experiences with our catholic and orthodox neighbours.
It's the cold, hard truth that many of usin the west balkans have a hard time accepting.
The writing on this episode was top-notch.
Really, you have a tremendous talent.
Is that a mini dahshund
Merhaba we are say brothers Bosnia ❤✋My from Turkey
Bosnia is not Muslim exclusive, In Bosnia live Christian people
As a South East Asian from Malaysia, Salam Alaykum to Bosnia. Let history be bitter in the books but sweet in our attitudes, and let peace be with us for we are brothers and sisters, regardless of faith or ethnicity. Keep it steady fellow muslims ✊
Wow beautiful words
Bosnia: The BRAVE 🇧🇦 ❤
Are you from Lebanon?
10 years of history? Those guys are writing the history, faster then they multiply!😂
Salam alejkum bratja ♥️
@@enozmah6081 Yes
@Xxfgjt RS is Bosnian territory.
Whenever you ask someone from the Balkans about the Balkan history, they always sprinkle their own biases into the story. This is what we need, someone from the outside doing the research and telling a story without any pride or patriotism staining it.
That is what history should be taught as regardless of bias.
I'm from the Balkans and I agree.
Have you heard of how Croatia invented electricity?
@@hmkhgx8068 Of course. But even that is controversial because some believe Nikola Tesla was Serbian. I honestly dont know what to think anymore.
@@gaabrrable as far as I know his family were Serbs but he was born in Croatia
That’s why it’s called HIS, Story.
I have to watch this as many times as possible. Simply interesting
Truly a great video.Clear and Precise!
Our history is bloody, yet this video made me so happy. Hvala ♥️
Tooo Ivoooo
History telling + Cinematography = Brilliant!
Sending loveeeeee to my Bosnian people!💞
Bosnia Amazing Country with Amazing people....Love from Singapore Muslim.
thank you- greetings to you and your family...
That lovely man at the end of the video!
"Ciao anche a te gentile signore!"
Bruhh..Every old bosnian knows a bit of italian but they dont know what they are saying.
@@warvideos2108 thats lovely, i wish i spoke bosniac ;/
Love your educational videos. they are true masterpieces. You really posses excellent and accurate knowledge of Balkan Slavs. Fantastic, professionally done historic documentary . 10/10
We are not all Slavs ... I'm not even "S" from Slavs lol
@@Bosniak803 If you have Haplogroup R1a or I2 then you most probably are Slav...
@@CRP17 R1b
Great video! 👍Bravo Evan!
Thank you! 🌿🌺🌿
Mighty empires declaring themselves eternal by the hand of God and church.
Bosnia: Hold my cevapcici.
Haha humor
Its called Čevape
Slavs: we all converted to Christianity.
Bosniaks: we don't do that here.
@@mandmsmapper8400 We tried
Hahah kralja
I would love to have met you guys. I live in Sarajevo! Great shots of the city. That police van you saw parked in the city always seems to be there. No actual police officers around, just this van sat in the square...all alone...
Hey Playboy, I love most of your videos and your commentary is off the hook! I use to live in Okinawa as a youth. But I've been living here in Las Vegas. So if you and the Mrs. decide to come states side let me know. There's always something going on here.
Fun Fact: Turkey is Bosnia's closest ally, as most ethnic Bosniaks have an interpretation of Islam closer to that of Turkey than other European Muslims like Chechnyans, Goranis, Albanians, etc.
As a Bosniak, this is 100% true and as simple as it gets...
Respect for Bosnia history from an Albanian
I literally had the same feeling about Sarajevo as you did when I first visited it. What an amazing city and people.
Video about Bosnia starts in Bled (Slovenia); does most dialog at Rožnik church (Ljubljana, Slovenia) :)
Lol! 😱
But he apologised in description, for that, apparently.
it's because there are so many bosnians in slovenia xD
that was a thorn in the eye fro the beginning xD it's not like Bosnia doesn't have stuff to see. Indeed that's the only thing we have to offer
Would anybody give viewpoint on a Shakespeares Novel never once having read it from cover to cover?
But everybody has viewpoint on Islam never once having read Holy Quran from cover to cover.😂
I gave up on page 3. Unreadable. Anyway, the Christian God and the Muslim Allah is the same god anyway, so I don't see the point of this competition. Same shit, different packaging.
@@imarchello It's not the same. There is a big difference.
Once see the reason and context of the Quran Sura, when were they reviled. If you are not able to understand it.
And other than reading a translation read the word to word meaning, and along with that read the transitions as well as tafsir. You will get to know that it's logically, scientifically, historically, jurisdictionally, socially, economically, literally and figuratively correct book.
@Civilization Morality I have read it. And if you think anything other than that the Quran is best, you can pick any line and try to prove your point. But you won't be able to since it's from the creator.
@@imarchello Christians believe that jesus is the son of the god , while Muslims believe that jesus is a prophet
Christians believe in trinity , while muslims don't believe that , muslims believe that there's only one god ( allah ) .
So saying it's the same is wrong , i mean you said you read the first pages , if you really started from the short ayaat , then there's a clear surah named al-ekhlas , that talks clearly about what's our definition of god ( allah ) .
Bosniak are the most pro Ottoman compare to Albanian and Arabs
All 3 actually served high positions and fought under this ☪️ symbol ranging from janissaries to missionaries hence they spread Islam even more
Love Bosnia from Bangladesh
The stillframe at 3:24 is honestly gorgeous
1998 slaughter we will not forget.
1998???
@Stain that was 1995
What about 1915 mass genocide of Armenian Christians
What about the provocations from muslimcommanders like Orkan in the surrounding orthodox villages from Sebrenica: killings, burning of houses? Sebrenica was a revengact
@@MrLowrevia Revenge act? Are your crazy? Are you telling me it's okay to kill 8000+ people as a revenge? I'm done
Bosnia looks really beautiful
im proud to be a MUSLIM since born in the world , deen a salam . .. who muslim here give smile 😊👇
Me too 😍 where r u from btw?
@@strawhat128 im from Indonesia brother , assalamualaikum 🤝
@@agamatauhid8491
Wa alikom Al Salam ❤️🇮🇩
@@strawhat128 😊 but now i live in mecca .
@@agamatauhid8491 i just hear the news when mecca ka'bah is close , everytime a in ka'bah will always do spraying for corona
Solid video, I would like to add that the Bosnian church was leaning heavily towards paganism. In the middle ages, Bosnia was not of great interest to either the Byzantine (orthodox), nor Western European Germanic (catholic) kingdoms (or maybe they did not have the resources to integrate Bosnia into their kingdoms). It was the Ottomans who were the first to devote significant resources to develop Bosnia (they established Sarajevo for example), they modernised Bosnia and it was in these circumstances that Bosnians converted to Islam - it was for the first time they were trully a part of a modern state and this was for the benefit of the Bosnians. No doubt the Ottomans "incentivised" the population to convert as well, but to say the conversion was a negative thing is not accurate. Ottomans indeed "filled a void". If the orthodox or catholic church really cared about Bosnia, devoted resources for its development and integrated it into the modern christian world of the middle ages, Islam would not stick, the same way it largely did not in Serbia, Bulgaria and Greece, where the orthodox church dominates despite centuries of Ottoman occupation. The only other mass conversion to Islam in the Balkans happened in Albania, probably for very similar reasons.
Both Bosnia and Albania were "backwaters" in the Middle Ages due to the mountainous terrain and the lack of good roads. It's not so much that the Catholic and Orthodox churches didn't care for the people. Rather the infrastructure just wasn't there to support any major development initiatives in these regions such as the development of a strong church organization. But when the Ottomans conquered these regions, they became part of the empire's European frontier zone. The Turks had the necessary incentive to invest a lot of resources into constructing roads capable of transporting troops and establishing fortified cities that could serve as military bases for both further expansion and defense against attacks from the neighboring Christian kingdoms.
You said that, "The only other mass conversion to Islam in the Balkans happened in Albania, probably for very similar reasons." FYI, there was a third large scale conversion to Islam in Europe under Ottoman rule which occurred in the Rhodope Mountains which straddle modern Bulgaria and eastern Greece. To this day, there is still a large Muslim population descended from these converts in the northeastern part of Greece.
@George Nathanael well it's the fact that a lot of population of Bosnia converted, it's easy to kick out a few converts such is in Greece, Serbia, and Bulgaria.
@@photios4779 Bosnian medieval kingdom is modern and strong kingdom at this time,but,religious issue always prevail,same is today ... Bosnian kingdom is heretical kingdom at this time for Genocidal Vatican and Orthodox bloody east
@Tarik Hodzic Bosniak's are mostly Ostrogoth's(Germanic) by origin ... I have 30,3 % of this origin(Teutonic/Got)
Bosnians were not any less pagan than Gnostic Christians from Egypt or Syria. Zarathustra or Hinduism are not pagan religions. Study or look at videos such as those on "Na Rubu Znanosti" to learn about how the Vatican, Christian Orthodox and Islam all conspired to destroy what was local. Bogomils were not just in present day Bosnia, they were in all the Balkans, Ukraine, Italy, Spain. Bosnia was its center. We still have Bogomil expressions in my Croatian family. For example, Djeda Mraz (roughly translated to Father Christmas or Grandpa Frost) comesc from a tradition of a spiritual guide or guru in each village. "Bog su veli" refers to God in the plural. In the Old Testament there are at least 3 different names for god, Elohim and Yehovah being just two. This is seen in Spanish language, as well, with "Dios" referred to in singular, yet its form is in the plural. There is no region that understands the little games of conquest and mind control as the people in the Balkans do. To learn from this you need to read from historians that come from the region, not from London or the Vatican.
They practised Bogomilism introduced during the Bulgarian occupation which practices dualism and was against the Christian churches of East and West, and maybe that's why they were easier to accept Muslim religion because it didn't mean that have to choose sides which didn't accept them
My father is Muslim but I turn thing back to Christianity because that’s our origin ! We are slavs . People converted because they were scared so the converted to Islam.
Mislim da cu i ja
Hi, I'm from Slovenia and this really helped me with understanding today's Bosnia. Looking forward to watch more of stuff like this. High quality video and easy to understand. Keep it up!
How are Bosnians or other Balkan people seen in Slovenia
@@spiceguy2408 Well I think it depends where you look. But I'll say that there are some Slovenes who look down upon other south Slavs that came to Slovenia (Most of them came to Slovenia during the 60s, 70s, and 80s I think) . I'd personally say that the people who dislike south Slavs are the kind of people who have problems in their heads or maybe they just had a bad encounter with someone from the "south" or simply can't show some kindness or they were just raised to "not like" people from the south. We even have an insult "name" or "word" for someone who moved to Slovenia from the south - "Čefur".
In my opinion, some of the reasons they are disliked are that some Slovenes complain that they took their jobs, that they commit crimes, are uncultured, will erase Slovene culture, etc. Maybe even because they were afraid that there'll be more Bosnians, Serbs, Macedonians, and other nations in Slovenia than Slovenes in their own country.
That said, there are plenty of Slovenes that have no trouble helping a fellow Slav in need and have no problem hanging out with them. Also, I must say I haven't met many Slovenes that would hate or insult other South Slavs (I'm 20). I also know a few Bosnians myself and even consider one my best friend.
@@vzpon.
Well to be fair it is much better for Slovenia to have immigrants from the same region as them rather then Africa and the Middle East. However I do think too much will be bad for Slovenia at the end of the day, but it's nice to hear that
@@spiceguy2408 agreed
Allah loves Bosnia and called them to Islam ❤️❤️❤️ Salaam from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 💞 to my fellows there ❤️❤️
Allah hates the unbelievers and apostates.
Luv our bosnia brothers from somalia you will not be alone, you have 2b brothers and sisters all over the world
Make Somalia progresss Country
Have read somewhere, under Ottoman rule they found out that the Bosniaks were great administrators.
yeah right, not too hard to administrate when as soon as one complaints you kill him as the Muhammadan policies proscribed, why you think that Christians that actually have experiential knowledge of islam hate it so much and want it do die.
@@davorfisic9626 You said if anyone complaints they will kill them as per Muhammadan policies. Can you provide the source of your allegations?
lol, they could ''administrate'' because they betrayed Christianity during the Ottoman Empire, that was as good as not being a third class citizen or slave... so they simply had the right to administrate while other loyal and faithful (to christianity) balkan people didn't, so ofcourse they would be in a ''better'' position (we all know how that turned out). We can't pretend though that Christianity didn't play its role to that. Bosnia was unfortunately the border of the Catholics and Orthodoxes, the area was the literal symbol of the Great Schism and its blindless as well as violence, treated badly from both the Catholics and the Orthodoxes...no wonder why they started converting but still...from Christianity to Islam, that is a huge taboo when you are surrounded by christian countries.
@@davorfisic9626 🤡
@@davorfisic9626 "Christians that actually have experiential knowledge of Islam"
Unfortunately for you they don't. We Muslims can destroy your scholars intellectually and epistemically. Christians are the last people on the planet that are capable of disproving Islam without being hypocritical.
Just admit that you have little knowledge of Islam and hate it irrationally
“We were the most humiliated people on earth and God gave us honour through Islam. If we ever seek honour through anything else, God will humiliate us again.”
― Umar ibn Al-Khattab
@Saakshar Shah Thanks for your comment. In the teachings of Islam, we learn that if we hurt someone with our tongue, we have to face consequences for that as ALLAH will forgive us only after that person accept our apology. If he don't then on the day of judgement, ALLAH will give our good deeds to him and in case if i am already an evil person and i don't earn good deeds in my life. ALLAH will give the other person bad deeds to me. So, i ll carry more bad deeds and serve more punishment in hellfire.
Now imagine our religion prohibit us to hurt someone with our tongue yet some people kill. What would be their consequences.?
And terrorism reason is politics. The first bomb dropped on Iraq, Syria etc was the moment when US and European Countries breached their own security. US and west killed many families. The remaining members whose entire family is dead cant afford fighting jets to return the favor so they go as themselves.
Kindly condemn dropping missile as well and choose govt. who makes better foreign policy. There is a cause and effect relationship. Missiles see no difference between innocents and the culprits and people lose motivation to live when all their family member dies by a missile. If you go to Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria and ask their children. What is terrorism?
They will say the flying jets over them dropping missiles and killing them is terrorism.
The biggest terrorists of 21st century were George Bush and Tony Blair, etc. They killed millions of innocent people who were peacefully living in their home in their country. What they said while attacking Iraq also was false. But nobody will punish US govt. They destroy Iraq, steal their Gold,etc.
And you think 🙏
That's a false and fake translation, Umar ibn Al-Khattab said ""We are people whom God honored by Islam, for whatever we desire for glory in others, God humiliated us, God will debase us.", this is the closest translation I could get, Umar ibn Al-Khattab never said "We were the most humiliated people on earth" which is a complete and utter lie.
Bosnia for ever ❤
God bless you. Thank you for presenting the bosnia and herzegovina for the way in reality is and how our daily lives in reality are.
My greatest friend back in Syria was a Bosnian, may god's mercy be upon him
What was he doing there ?!? Fighting for isis ?
@@sepic13
Why this hate and why are making false assumptions?
@@sepic13 Probably former isis soldiers
Ameen Ya Rabbi !!!
@@dzevadbayraktar322 k
The "street photography" in this episode is incredible; it almost overwhelmed the message! But, it was a win that forced me to watch this a second time!
🤲🌹ALAH..RAHIM..ALI..IZZATT..🌹🌴🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦..VIV..ISLAM...🤝
We Malaysian ❤ Bosnian very much
Very unbiased, interesting. Is there more videos about this @Rare Earth
This makes me think of how a major reason the Byzantines lost the East is because the Oriental Christians thought that they would be treated better under the Muslims than the Emperor.
@George Nathanael the first rulers were under turkic philosophies - religion was only there to legitimize the claim for the throne, taxes were the actual state religion. You pay, you good. Dont know which religion is true anyways. Then the rulers became more fundamentalistic and arabic, since they werent turkic warlords anymore, but your typical middle eastern prince on his ivory dream tower
Rick K You forgot to mention one very important reason: conversion. Christians in muslim areas convert in numbers be it in Arabia or the UK. Speaking of UK, a recent survey shows 1 out of every 4 muslims in the UK are converts. There are 6 million muslims in UK an 25% are converts. Meanwhile, the church of England have lost over 5 million followings in the last decade.
George Nathanael
few converts? LOL
"Over 100k converts to Islam in just a decade in the UK"~ BBC
That certainly played a big role in it, there was also over taxation, corruption and war exhaustion of both Byzantines and Persians. Add to that religious fanaticism and fighting/plundering expertise of Bedouin tribes.
@Musaaud Al-hawaly actually Lebanese Christians decreased from a majority to minority due massacres by Shia Muslims during Lebanese civil war
Your knowledge on the balkans and former yugoslav republics and its history is incredible thank you for making such an informative video... also during the ottoman conquest there were many other slavic people helping in the defense there is a poem from 1450 by croatian poet marko marulic called "molitva suprotiv turkom" roughly translated "strugle against the turk" in which he named the following ethnic nations that helped in the defense "Boj su bili š njimi Harvati, Bošnjaci,Garci ter Latini, Sarbli ter Poljaci." Greetings from Bosnia!
bs
@@tommyboy6871 whats bs?
@@Untrus bs is that he told you the truth, bs is his avoiding of the facts, bs is his interpretation of Bosnian history.
to start with, you can conclude from his story that there was such thing as Bosnian/bosniack identity in medieval age. bs is that kings and nobility didn't have Serbian identity,...
your praise of his work only shows that you don't know shit about Bosnian/Serbian history. I would understand your statement had it come from a non Yugoslav, or a croat or a muslim, but what you said as someone who lives in lands of ban kulin and Bosnian kings - that's nonsense.
do you know who were dragons and what they fought for?
@@tommyboy6871 i think ur full of bullshit i just named you a reference in my comment from 1400's where Bosniaks were mentioned as a specific nation with serbs and croats among others fighting against turks so wtf are you talking about
What a beautiful country. May you have peace for a very long time.
May God bless you , your family and your Country.... 😑😑😑😑😑