This "Jerusalem of the Balkans" is at the foot of Mount Trebević (TREB-eh-veech).
In the BBC documentary The Love of Books, Congo-born Abbas Lutumba Hussein risked his life saving manuscripts such as al-Ghazali's The Revival of Religious Sciences in this city. Restaurants such as the Morića Han were converted from centuries-old hans in this city. In this city, tourists can buy pens made from bullet cartridges at the Baščaršija (bosh-char-SHEE-ya), its Turkish market. Its Gazi Husrev-beg Library housed a rich collection of texts written in the local language with Arabic script called arebica (ah-reh-BEET-sah). This "Jerusalem of the Balkans" is at the foot of Mount Trebević (TREB-eh-veech). Its namesake "rose" formed after a 1,425-day siege. In this city, a member of the Black Hand assassinated a monarch in 1914. For 10 points, name this capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
In the BBC documentary The Love of Books, Congo-born Abbas Lutumba Hussein risked his life saving manuscripts such as al-Ghazali's The Revival of Religious Sciences in this city.
Sarajevo [or Vrhbosna] &lt;Bentley&gt;