Monthly lecture Ibn Sina Institute: Youth, violence and extremism
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- Published: 13 January 2016
On Wednesday, January 20th 2016. In "Ibn Sina" Academic Research Institute Sarajevo
st. Potok 24th, starting at 4,30 pm.
Lecturers:
dr. Ismet Dizdarević (expert in psychology)
mr. Osman Softić (expert in international relations)
The book "Muhammad a man of God" promoted in Tuzla
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- Published: 30 December 2015
The book "Muhammad a man of God" by Seyyed Hossein Nasr, has been promoted Monday night at the Bosnian Cultural Center in Tuzla.
Book "From monologue to dialogue on Bosniaks destiny" was presented in Subotica
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- Published: 22 December 2015
On Friday, 18/12/2015 Association of Bosniaks of Vojvodina organized promotion of the book "From monologue to dialogue on Bosniaks destiny" , which author is Professor Emeritus Dr. Esad CIMIC ".
Editors. Co-publishers of this book are Bosniac National Union for the City of Zagreb, City Zagreb and Research Institute "Ibn Sina" Sarajevo.
Editions of the Institute "Ibn Sina" in the Book Winter Fair
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- Published: 11 December 2015
Research Institute "Ibn Sina" in Sarajevo has presented his works in the Book Winter Fair held in Skenderija in Sarajevo, from 9th till 24th Dec.
We invite you to visit us.
Panel Discussion "The path of Bosnia and Herzegovina from Dayton to Brussels"
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- Published: 03 December 2015
In the amphitheater of the Research Institute "Ibn Sina" 02 December 2015 there was a discussion entitled "The Path of Bosnia and Herzegovina from Dayton to Brussels".
Mr. Nermin Hodzic, at the beginning of the program underlined the importance of role of Bosnia and Herzegovina to the European Union, He said,among other things, that Bosnia and Herzegovina needs the European Union because it is guarantee of security, economic prosperity and EU represents a large market.Bosnia and Herzegovina should necessarily integrate into Europe, and it will solve the problem of security and will prevent Islamophobia and anti-Islamic, Mr. Hodzic added.
