From Srebrenica to Gaza: The Dehumanization of Muslims

Remembering the Srebrenica genocide 30 years later...

Yaqeen Newsletter  | Muharram 16, 1447 AH | July 11, 2025 What I Saw in Bosnia - 30 Years After the Genocide  The Bosnian genocide is a testament to the resilience of Islam—and a reminder that Gaza will overcome too.   Listen to Dr. Omar Suleiman as he visits Bosnia and reflects on the stories of survivors and the atrocities of Srebrenica 30 years later, where bones are still being recovered, and speak on what lessons can be learned from witnessing yet another atrocity targeted toward Muslims. Watch the Reflection From Srebrenica to Gaza: The Dehumanization of Muslims Would the genocide of Srebrenica have been possible if the victims weren't Muslim? Or did it prove that being Muslim alone potentially disqualifies one from being considered European or even human?   These questions about Srebrenica are especially relevant now, at a time in which Gaza faces famine and genocide.   What does it mean to remember? What good is remembering without pause, reflection, and internalization? It's important to frame the genocide of Srebrenica—and now Gaza—primarily through the lens of personal accountability.   Read the Blog Srebrenica Massacre Explained: Europe's Muslim Genocide Dr. Omar Suleiman reflects on the dehumanization that precedes genocide. He poses a crucial question: Would the victims have faced the same fate if they had not been Muslim? Watch the Explainer Know someone who would benefit from this content? Forward them this email so they can join—it takes seconds to subscribe. Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research, 7750 N. MacArthur, Suite 120237, Irving, TX 75063 Unsubscribe Manage preferences