Bosnias
Bosnias, also known as Bosniaks, are a South Slavic ethnic group native to the Balkans, primarily inhabiting the country of Bosnia and Herzegovina. They are historically and culturally linked to the Bosnia region, which is the geographical and political heart of the country. The term "Bosniak" was officially adopted in the 1990s to distinguish the ethnic group from the political entity of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The origins of the Bosniaks can be traced back to the conversion of Slavic populations in the
Bosniaks are predominantly Muslim, following Sunni Islam of the Hanafi school. Their religious practices and traditions
The Bosniak population has faced numerous challenges, including forced migration, genocide, and political instability. The most
Today, Bosniaks are one of the three constituent nations of Bosnia and Herzegovina, along with Serbs and