Bosnia and Herzegovina
The Muslim communities of Bosnia and Herzegovina have been traditionally known to practice polygamy but the custom last existed in Cazinska Krajina in the early 1950s. Although illegal in the country, polygamy is encouraged by certain religious circles and there is a current increase in the number of practitioners. This trend appears linked with the advent of Wahhabism in the Balkans.
The Bosniak population in neighbouring Raška, Serbia, has also been affected by this trend in Bosnia. There have been attempts to adopt an entire Islamic jurisdiction including polygamy but these moves have been rejected. However, this has not barred the top cleric, the Mufti of Novi Pazar, Muamer Zukorlić from taking a second wife.
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