Organizacija "MUSLIMANSKA BRAĆA"

Was Alija Izetbegovic a Focal Point for the Muslim Brotherhood in the former Yugoslavia?

Extract from the book: "Grandfather, Grandpa and Pa Mowing Down in Bosnia!", by author Munir Alibabic - Munja (Lightning), a former director of AID BiH, OSS FBiH and holder of numerous other important functions.
Note by blogger:  Grandfather, Grandpa and Pa are pseudonyms for Dobrica Cosic (Grandfather), Alija Izetbegovic (Grandpa) and Fikret Abdic (Pa).


Over 1981, the Grandpa (Alija Izetbegović, note by blogger) was working on the consolidation of his contacts with those sharing the same views, encouraged by success of the Iranian Islamic Revolution. He was having regular contacts with the members of the Muslim Brotherhood all over the world and the dollars were also coming to him.

Several clerico-nationalistic texts were written and published under pseudonym. Key programmatic, already completed material of ID (Islamic Declaration, note by blogger) was kept in secrecy because of the possible reaction of the police. Under those circumstances, several members of the Muslim Brotherhood from Egypt, possible accomplices, aides or connections of the assassins of Anwar el Sadat - found themselves in Sarajevo. The Grandpa's people were providing safe haven and hospitality to them, until they found their feet and moved on. The Grandpa's specific task was to provide haven and direct such cases further.

During 1983 investigation, his follower Zika explained how he had met the Grandpa. He recalled that in 1980, in front of the Bey's Mosque in Sarajevo, he was approached by the Grandpa, who introduced himself and tasked him to find during the day in the area of the Sedrenik settlement "one brother" (a member of the Muslim Brotherhood, note by author) who was exiled by Soviets, and bring him to the Granpa's apartment.

He executed the task and to the Grandpa's pleasure brought "the brother" to the Grandpa's place. The Grandpa thanked him and warned him on secrecy. Zika did not know the exact role of the Grandpa in this and similar cases, but he assumed that he was a kind of the "base" for the Muslim Brotherhood in the former state.


Abbreviations:
KOS - Counter-intelligence Service - SFRY intelligence service established in the midst of 1952, specially engaged in the monitoring and surveillance of "enemy emigration" and "inside enemy".
AID - Agency for Investigation and Documentation - secret Bosniac intelligence service formally dismissed in 2001.
OSS - Service for intelligence and security services of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Explanations:

Muhammad Anwar el-Sadat Muhammad Anwar el-Sadat (Arabic: محمد أنور السادات‎‎ Muḥammad Anwar as-Sādāt, Egyptian Arabic pronunciation: [mæˈħæmmæd ˈʔɑnwɑɾ essæˈdæːt]; 25 December 1918 – 6 October 1981) was the third President of Egypt, serving from 15 October 1970 until his assassination by fundamentalist army officers on 6 October 1981. Sadat was a senior member of theFree Officers who overthrew King Farouk in the Egyptian Revolution of 1952, and a close confidant of President Gamal Abdel Nasser, under whom he served as Vice President twice and whom he succeeded as President in 1970 (more on Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anwar_Sadat)

Sedrenik - residential area in Sarajevo.

Da li je Alija Izetbegović bio "baza" Muslimanskoj braći u SFRJ? (Iz knjige: "Deda, Dedo i Babo Bosnu KOSili!", autora Munira Alibabića)

Iz knjige: "Deda, Dedo i Babo Bosnu KOSili!", autora Munira Alibabića - Munje, bivšeg direktora AID-a BiH, OSS-a FBiH i nosioca brojnih drugih važnih funkcija.
Op. A.M. Deda, Dedo i Babo su pseudonimi za Dobricu Ćosića (Deda), Aliju Izetbegovića (Dedo) i Fikreta Abdića (Babo)


Tokom 1981. godine, Dedo (Alija Izetbegović, op. A.M.) sa svojim istomišljenicima uspostavlja čvršće kontakte podstaknut uspješno izvedenom iranskom Islamskom revolucijom. Redovno kontaktira pripadnike Muslimanske braće u svijetu, a stižu mu i dolari.

Više kleronacionističkih tekstova se piše, objavljuje pod pseudonimom. Ključni programski cjeloviti materijal I.D. (Islamske deklaracije, op. A.M.) se drži u tajnosti zbog moguće reakcije organa gonjenja. U takvoj atmosferi u Sarajevu se obrela nekolicina pripadnika Muslimanske braće iz Egipta, mogući saučesnici, pomagači ilii veze atentatora na A. Sadata. Utočište i domaćinsku pažnju su im pružili Dedini, dok se ovi nisu snašli i otišli dalje. Konkretnije, Dedo je imao zadatak, da takve i slične slučajeve udomi, opskrbi i usmjeri.

Njegov sljedbenik Žika je u istrazi 1983. godine objasnio kako je upoznao Dedu. Sjeća se da mu je 1980. godine ispred Begove džamije prišao Dedo, predstavio se, te dao u zadatak da u toku dana na području Sedrenika pronađe "jednog brata" (pripadnika Muslimanske braće, op. autora) kojeg su protjerali Sovjeti i dovede ga do Dedina stana.

Ovaj je to izvršio i "brata" na Dedino zadovoljstvo doveo do Dede, a ovaj mu se zahvalio i upozorio na konspiraciju. Kakva je stvarna Dedina funkcija u tom i sličnim slučajevima bila, Žiki je bilo nepoznato, a pretpostavljao je da je on bio neka vrsta baza Muslimanske braće u bivšoj državi.







Kratice:
KOS - Kontraobavještajna služba - obavještajna služba SFRJ osnovana sredinom 1952. koja se posebno bavila praćenjem "neprijateljske emigracije" i "unutrašnjeg neprijatelja".
AID - Agencija za istraživanje i dokumentaciju - tajna bošnjačka obavještajna služba formalno ugašena 2001.
OSS - Služba za obavještajno-sigurnosne poslove FBiH

Objašnjenja:
Muhammad Anwar el-Sadat (25. decembar 1918. – 6. oktobar 1981.) je bio treći predsjednik Egipta, koji je obavljao tu dužnost od 15. oktobra 1970. sve do atentata koji su izvršili fundamentalistički orijentirani vojni oficiri 6. oktobra 1981. Sadat je bio visoki član pokreta Slobodnih oficira koji je zbacio s vlasti kralja Faruka tokom

Egipatske revolucije 1952. godine i blizak saradnik predsjednika Gamala Abdel Nassera, i bio je njegov zamjenik u dva mandata i naslijedio ga na predsjedničkoj funkciji 1970. godine.

Sedrenik - naselje u Sarajevu.