Talk:Nahid Kulenović

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Nahid Kulenović Croat

From this book by Mirsad Bakšić, Doprinos muslimana hrvatskoj kulturi i državi, "Dr. Safvet-beg Bašagić" Udruga za promicanje prava hrvatskih državljana Pripadnika kulturnog i tradicijskog kruga Islama, Zagreb, 2011., ISBN 978-953-56769-0-4, p. 237.: U svojem zadnjem članku I krv za Hrvatsku Nahid Kulenović kao da je predosjećao svoju skoru smrt. Nahidova sestra Aida rođena 1924 podvlači, dokazujući da niti jedan član ove hrvatske obitelji islamske vjeroispovijesti nije izostavio da javno proklamira svoje Hrvatstvo: "Gotovo svi rođeni Hrvati i osjećaju se Hrvatima a kao protudokaz nikada se ne mogu navoditi iznimke... Poštujemo vjeru jedni drugih i živimo po propisima vjere kojoj pripadamo i hrvatski će narod od toga imati goleme koristi" (Iz Sabrana djela 1945-1956 dr. Džafera Kulenovića, priredili: pravnik Stjepan Barbarić, Miron Krešimir Begić i Ragib Zukić, Buenos Aires 1978, kraj slike Aide Kulenović između stranica 48 i 49).

English translation: In his last article And blood for Croatia Nahid Kulenović almost had a presentiment of his approaching death. Nahid's sister Aida born in 1924 highlights, proving that no member of this Croatian family of Islamic religion did not forget to publicly proclaim their Croatdom: "Nearly all born Croats and feel like Croats to contradict never can cite exceptions... We respect the faith of each other and live by the rules of faith to which we belong and the Croatian people will also have the immense benefit from it" (from Sabrana djela 1945-1956 dr. Džafera Kulenovića, edited by: lawyer Stjepan Barbarić, Miron Krešimir Begić i Ragib Zukić, Buenos Aires 1978, next to photo of Aida Kulenović between pages 48 and 49).--Rovoobo Talk 11:34, 9 November 2012 (UTC)[reply]