Hidden in the picturesque setting of Log pod Mangartom, a small Slovenian settlement, stood an ethereal edifice reflecting a significant fragment of Bosnian heritage – a mosque. Its quaint and charming architecture held a unique touch of Herzegovinian origin, manifested in the form of its relatively small minaret, a striking similarity to the stone-built minarets of Herzegovina. Fashioned in wood and bathed in white, the mosque's actual dimensions remain shrouded in mystery.Hidden in the picturesque setting of Log pod Mangartom, a small Slovenian settlement, stood an ethereal edifice reflecting a significant fragment of Bosnian heritage – a mosque. Its quaint and charming architecture held a unique touch of Herzegovinian origin, manifested in the form of its relatively small minaret, a striking similarity to the stone-built minarets of Herzegovina. Fashioned in wood and bathed in white, the mosque's actual dimensions remain shrouded in mystery.
Bosnian History 