Hajji Alija Mosque in Počitelj
Also known as: Hajji Alija Mosque in Počitelj
Mosque in Počitelj, Bosnia and Herzegovina, destroyed in 1993, then rebuilt and officially opened in 2001
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Overview
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The Šišman Ibrahim Pasha Mosque (Bosnian: Šišman Ibrahim-pašina džamija) stands in the settlement of Počitelj, within the administrative area of Čapljina in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The building reflects the recent history of the country's religious heritage: it was completely destroyed during the Bosnian War, later reconstructed, and then officially reopened.
History
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The mosque was completely destroyed in 1993, during the Bosnian War, by authorities of the Croatian Defence Council. It was subsequently rebuilt and officially opened in 2001.
From Wikipedia
Şişman İbrahim Paşa Camii (Boşnakça: Šišman Ibrahim-pašina džamija), Bosna Hersek'teki Počitelj şehrinde cami. Şişman İbrahim Paşa Camii, 1993'te Bosna Savaşı'nda Hırvat Savunma Konseyi makamları tarafından tamamen tahrip edildi. Yeniden inşa edildi ve resmen 2001'da açıldı.
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