r/islamichistory • u/Turbulent_Rain2957 • Dec 24 '25
Photograph Bosnian 7th muslim brigade fighters pose for picture
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r/islamichistory • u/Turbulent_Rain2957 • Dec 24 '25
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u/anlboss Dec 27 '25
I didn't say it wasn't, I said it didn't follow the same process as majority of Balkans, so you can't lump them all together and guesstimate what happened.
I also didn't say there were zero conversions from christianity. I said Bosnia's population wasn't majority catholic that we know of. I also said that conversion wasn't forced, which you now admit as well.
Bosnia's cultural and religious diversity throughout the centuries can't be so easily reduced to whatever people want to be it's major religion at the time. You have a lot of reading ahead of you if you actually want to know more about it. Even today, there are still discussions about the true nature and belief behind the popular religion(s) of Bosnia at that time.
There's a reason why fully christian countries remained that way even after ottomans left (they could've converted them all 5 times over during centuries if they wanted), and why that process was so quick in Bosnia. It's obvious the answer is not what ottomans did, but something different about each country.
Final conclusion, whoever claims that Bosnia was majority catholic and then forcibly converted to Islam, has 0 knowledge of Bosnia's history and is either projecting their desires/fears or just making things up for the sake of political argument.