How much Turkish blood in Bosnia?

[Pribislav]

It's in Albanian although I could've sworn there was a version with subtitles.

Old man from Sandžak with bosniakized surname speak about his Albanian ancestors and taking Albanian flag under the bad 10:10 - 12:15 https://youtu.be/2PPx9diQKs0?t=610

[Token]

Basically zero.

[Albobalboa]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_Serbia

Sandzak and Preshevo valley have some of the highest birth rates in Serbia, by 2017. Sandzak is definitely doing fine, while I think Preshevo valley has an emigration problem.

[Dušan]

"Turks"

[Albobalboa]

Has there been research on how Turkish those "Turks" are? From my impression the Turks of Kosovo are basically Turkified people.

[Cumansky]

Bosnian interesting ethnic

There is Bosnian girl I know pass best in Russia, another Bosnian girl I know pass best in Turkey. They both Muslim

[karakartal]

I think maximum %0.48

[Ford]

Has there been research on how Turkish those "Turks" are? From my impression the Turks of Kosovo are basically Turkified people.

I would guess it varies more on an individial level based on similar threads about Bulgarian and Greek Turks. Probably less the more west you go.

[Gold-Shekel]

Only Southwest Muslim Slavs. Southeast Muslim Slavs (Torbesh, Pomak) don't identify with Bosniaks. Neither do most Goranis. I've also encountered some Montenegrin Muslims online that didn't consider themselves Bosniak.

Those people represent an absolute minority, even when taken collectively and as I've described, they're slowly dissapearing.

[Pribislav]

Paternal ancestor of Bosniak tennis player Damir Džumhur arrived to Herzegovina from Egypt in Ottoman time https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Damir_Džumhur

Such individual cases of Anatolian and Arab settlers were rare in Bosnia and Herzegovina.