Anyone who does not understand the attack on ef. Velić should continue sitting on the bench and saying "this can't go on anymore"

Dr. Mustafa Cerić, President of the World Bosniak Congress and Reis Emeritus, commented on the incident that occurred two days ago in a Sarajevo mosque, when during the Friday prayer young men wearing shirts with ISIL flags burst in and insulted Imam Muhamed ef. Velić.

On that occasion, ef. Velić and the worshippers expelled them from the mosque, and the police identified the perpetrators, reports the Patria news agency.

-Bosniaks, do not ignore the "small" incident in the Sarajevo mosque Stara Breka pod Hrastovima, where the imam and khatib is Muhamed ef. Velić, one of the most active and most respected imams in Sarajevo.

The report of Imam Velić about that "small" incident, which was carried by influential portals, must not leave us indifferent, that is, we must not ignore that small fire, that small disease, that small enemy, and most importantly, we must not ignore the small wisdom that can save us... and for that small wisdom to save us, we must recognize it, we must gather around it, we must accept it to guide us on the right path... those to whom this is not clear should step aside and continue sitting on the bench and shout "this can't go on anymore".

But I call on those Bosniaks in the highest positions in the state and those of the highest reputation in our people, to whom this is clear, to gather as soon as possible in one place so that each of us can offer his small wisdom, from which we could create a great wisdom with which we could address the city and the world and make it known that we will immediately extinguish even the smallest fire, that we will immediately cure even the smallest disease, that we will immediately tame even the smallest enemy of our community, and that we will accept even the smallest wisdom of all people of good will for the sake of peace, security and happiness of all of us and our neighbors in our city and in our country.

Bosniaks, we urgently need a small wisdom before we are overwhelmed by great stupidity, Dr. Cerić said.