Wednesday, 04.06.2008.
12:07
A Bosnian official says the decision to deny Belgrade academic entry to the country is based on proof that he belongs to a support network for war crimes fugitives.
Izvor: FoNet
pre 17 godina
Princip
In answer to your question the term Abu means father. The phrase "Abu Hamza" means father of Hamza. In Arabic it is known as a kunya which roughly translates as a nickname, however, it is thought of as a term of respect. Hence anybody who has a a son who is called Hamza could have this
This type of naming is very common in Arab culture and has been used for thousands of years.
I hope this clarifies your question
Slavko
pre 17 godina
The Bosnian immigration service is right. Bosnia should be no place for foreign fanatic troublemakers, be they Muslim, Catholic, Orthodox.
pre 17 godina
The Bosniak system of justice in practice: guilty until proven innocent. With this kind of behavior, it is clear that joining the EU is far, far off.
pre 17 godina
Of course they seem to apply one rule for Serbs and another to murderers of Bosnian Serbs & Croats such as Tunisian born Syrian trained hate preachers and commander of the notorious islamic muhajedeen in Bosnia. One would have thought the laws in place to expel a Serbian lecturer who has 'alleged' links in Karadzic protection circles could be equally applied to a 'mujahedeenn' & preachers of hate against non-Muslim Bosnians - surely the same expulsion order could be applied without any new law ?
On another note why are these Islamic fanatics all called Abu Hamza? The UK also has a "Abu Hamza" - Abu Hamza Al-Masri who boasted of what he did in Bosnia and preached hate against all kuffars (unbelievers of Islam).
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article1081994.ece
pre 17 godina
Of course they seem to apply one rule for Serbs and another to murderers of Bosnian Serbs & Croats such as Tunisian born Syrian trained hate preachers and commander of the notorious islamic muhajedeen in Bosnia. One would have thought the laws in place to expel a Serbian lecturer who has 'alleged' links in Karadzic protection circles could be equally applied to a 'mujahedeenn' & preachers of hate against non-Muslim Bosnians - surely the same expulsion order could be applied without any new law ?
On another note why are these Islamic fanatics all called Abu Hamza? The UK also has a "Abu Hamza" - Abu Hamza Al-Masri who boasted of what he did in Bosnia and preached hate against all kuffars (unbelievers of Islam).
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article1081994.ece
pre 17 godina
The Bosniak system of justice in practice: guilty until proven innocent. With this kind of behavior, it is clear that joining the EU is far, far off.
pre 17 godina
The Bosnian immigration service is right. Bosnia should be no place for foreign fanatic troublemakers, be they Muslim, Catholic, Orthodox.
pre 17 godina
Princip
In answer to your question the term Abu means father. The phrase "Abu Hamza" means father of Hamza. In Arabic it is known as a kunya which roughly translates as a nickname, however, it is thought of as a term of respect. Hence anybody who has a a son who is called Hamza could have this
This type of naming is very common in Arab culture and has been used for thousands of years.
I hope this clarifies your question
Slavko
pre 17 godina
The Bosnian immigration service is right. Bosnia should be no place for foreign fanatic troublemakers, be they Muslim, Catholic, Orthodox.
pre 17 godina
Of course they seem to apply one rule for Serbs and another to murderers of Bosnian Serbs & Croats such as Tunisian born Syrian trained hate preachers and commander of the notorious islamic muhajedeen in Bosnia. One would have thought the laws in place to expel a Serbian lecturer who has 'alleged' links in Karadzic protection circles could be equally applied to a 'mujahedeenn' & preachers of hate against non-Muslim Bosnians - surely the same expulsion order could be applied without any new law ?
On another note why are these Islamic fanatics all called Abu Hamza? The UK also has a "Abu Hamza" - Abu Hamza Al-Masri who boasted of what he did in Bosnia and preached hate against all kuffars (unbelievers of Islam).
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article1081994.ece
pre 17 godina
The Bosniak system of justice in practice: guilty until proven innocent. With this kind of behavior, it is clear that joining the EU is far, far off.
pre 17 godina
Princip
In answer to your question the term Abu means father. The phrase "Abu Hamza" means father of Hamza. In Arabic it is known as a kunya which roughly translates as a nickname, however, it is thought of as a term of respect. Hence anybody who has a a son who is called Hamza could have this
This type of naming is very common in Arab culture and has been used for thousands of years.
I hope this clarifies your question
Slavko
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