811 <;a/1!fma eski Y11gosla1'.va'da iki cumhuriyeti; 1991 'de bag1111s1z/1klar1111 ilan eden Slovenya ve Bosna Hersek omeklerini su11111ay1 amac;lamakta ve islamiyet ve Miis/iintanlar hakk111daki 611yarg1/ar111 bazilar111a, siyasetc;i/erin e/inde ara<; olarak k11//a11d1klan ve Bosna Herek 'teki sava~· 111 yap1s111da doruga <;1kan 11/usal mitolojiler ve 1rk91/iga dikkat 9ek111 ektedir. islamiyet ve Mfisliiman/ar hakkmdaki Onyargi/1 dii ·1'i!1 ce r Sloven vatanda!jl o/arak Slovenya'da ya!jayan Miisliimanlara kar~·1 Slovc11/eri11 t11tum/ar1111 giister111ektedir. Bu maka/ede "6teki" ve 'fark/1 ')1a dair bu onya1g1sa/ a11/ay1!flll so11119/am11 ortaya koy111ay1 hedejle111 ekteyi111 . 

Th e paper wishes to prese11t the example of two republics from the exYugoslavia: Slove11ia a11d Bos11ia a11d Herzegovina that claimed indepe11de11ce in 1991, and to draw atte11tio11 to some of the stereotypes about Islam and Muslims, national mythologies a11d racism that have served as tools i11 the hands of politicia11s a11d culminated i11 the form of war i11 Bosnia and Herzegovina. Stereotypical conceptions about Islam a11d Muslims still mark the attitude of Slovenia's i11habita11ts 1owards the Muslims who live in Slove11ia as Slove11ia11 citizc11s. /11 the article I will expose some co11 seq11e11ces of this stereotypical perception of the "other" a11d "d{f!ere111 ".