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in reply to a message by Rene
is could Mirsada be a recent name created in Bosnia, during the war? It does make a bit of sense.
Baptists have one consistent record concerning liberty throughout all their long and eventful history. They have never been a party to oppression of conscience. They have forever been the unwavering champions of liberty, both religious and civil.
- George W. Truett 1920
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No, the name has not been created in the last war, as my mothers name is Mirsada and she's 45.
Its just the female name of Mirsad, which is a muslim name, used somewhere in the Koran, if I'm not mistaken. It's been around for ages.
Its just the female name of Mirsad, which is a muslim name, used somewhere in the Koran, if I'm not mistaken. It's been around for ages.
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Interesting, because if Mirsad is in the Koran, it can't be a Slavic name as assumed so far.
I could not find it in the Koran, however. I tried here:
http://quod.lib.umich.edu/k/koran/simple.html
I could not find it in the Koran, however. I tried here:
http://quod.lib.umich.edu/k/koran/simple.html
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