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None in the heavens or on earth, except God, knows what is hidden: nor can they perceive when they shall be raised up (for Judgment).
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I've seen Italian Americans with the surname Turco, which means Turk.
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If I am not wrong, there was a time when all muslims were called "Turks" by Europeans. Even today, in some latin american countries, arabs -christians or muslims - are called "Turks".
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That is true for Bosnia, before 100-150 years or so Muslims were Turks, not only called by others, but by themselves also.
There also another funny thing, most muslims in Bosnia are not actually Bosnian, but Slavonian converts that moved there as a massive population exchange after reconquista of Slavonia province.
That is why almost 100% of people with Bošnjak surname are Croats, because it signifies them as those who came from Bosnia province.
Out of others who left Bosnia even before that, are now Gradišćanski Hrvati, their exodus was from 1st stages ottoman advance in Bosnia
We have surname Turko, and Spahija
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