In eastern Herzegovina there is more crying and sorrow than there is joy
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Supported by the forces of the international community stationed in BiH, Muslims, Bosniaks, originally expelled from Trebinje and Eastern Herzegovina, gathered at the end of the winter in 2001, in Trebinje, in the organization of the Mufti of Mostar after many years of absence, to see their homes, pay homage at the burial sites of the deceased and to mark Kurban Bayram.
Bayrams feel lonely just like us, the Muslims of this area
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Mufti Grabus: I greet you and your readers. Thank you for your question. I have carried the duties of the Mufti of Ljubljana since June 1, 2006. As we know, the Islamic Community in Slovenia adopted its Statute in 1994. Ever since, the Islamic Community in Slovenia has had its organs such as Congress (Sabor), Meshihat and others.
Bosniaks.Net: I had a special privilege of attending your performance on May 26, 2007, during which you brought the audience to feel that they were back in their homeland of Bosnia and Herzegovina. You performed before a full house, at the dinner organized by Congress of North American Bosniaks, which dinner was attended by some 800 Bosniaks including leading political and religious leaders who flew in from Bosnia for the occasion of the 12-th annual gathering of North American Bosniaks.