Islam in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Asset or Obstacle?
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Many today see Bosnia and Herzegovina (short: B&H, Bosnia) as a fragile state, problematic in terms of its long political impasse - but one can ask - is it really in such an unfavorable position? The situation on the ground is not even close to that which is being projected. In order to acquaint you with B&H, I shall first provide some background... 
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The Diploma in Islamic Studies is 72-hour special program for those who want to know more about Islam in general and Islam and Islamic culture in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Program is offered in English and Bosnian languages. All classes are held at the historical premises of the Faculty. Lecturers are mainly from the Faculty of Islamic Studies including Dr. Enes Karić... 
Just two days ahead of Swiss referendum in which "minaret ban" was approved by 57 per cent of the Swiss voters, on the November 27th, the grand mufti of Bosnia and Herzegovina dr. Mustafa Ceric received Swiss ambassador to whom he expressed the hopes and expectations for the principles of human and religious rights to be upheld in entire Europe. 
He had stolen 14 years of his sentence! Already! Today he is 64 and has already stolen additional few days of his trial. First, his capture was protracted, and now we wait for his trial to begin... The ICTY is very careful to avoid any possible complaint about possibly hurting his "rights"? But, in reality, we all know, his case is like pedestal on which the killed beast is exposed to show to the village that the danger has gone.
An impassioned debate is underway in Switzerland ahead of a referendum at the end of November. If passed, it would impose a constitutional ban on the building of minarets across the country. The proposed ban is backed by conservative Christian groups, and by the biggest party in Switzerland's parliament, the right-wing Swiss People's Party (SVP), which argues that allowing the construction of
The Bosniak American Advisory Council for Bosnia and Herzegovina (BAACBH) a Washington D.C.- based non-profit, non-government and non-partisan organization dedicated to advocating for Bosnian-Americans in the United States and promoting peace and economic development in the Balkans
From the cooperation of the Albanian Institute of Islamic Thought and Civilization (AIITC) with the U.F.O. University, with the Center of Albanological Studies and with the Albanian Byron Association, it was organized on 28 September, an International Scientific Conference
Chicago, Illinois - September 11, 2009 - On the eighth anniversary of 9/11 the Islamic Association of Bosniaks in North America (IABNA) on behalf of its 250,000 Bosnian-American Muslims, sent its heartfelt condolences to all of the families who lost loved ones in the horrific mass murders of September 11, 2001. 
Ramadan is the month in which Muslims believe the Koran was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad, beginning with a simple word - iqra. It is therefore a time when Muslims reflect upon the wisdom and guidance that comes with faith, and the responsibility that human beings have to one another, and to God.
Sarajevo. In the city that was wounded, died and then rose again, a conversation with Mustapha Ceric, the Grand Mufti of Bosnia. From the ashes of the war of the 1990, which are not yet completely out, was born a new generation of Muslims who are able to take on board a centuries-old tradition of a living and conscious tradition and to face up to today's challenges with pride