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On the old monastery site from the 15th century, a monastery was built that today is one of the spiritual centres of the north-western part of the Republic of Srpska.    

The City mosque is located in the part of Prijedor which is called Stari grad (Old Town). During the reign of Sultan Mahmud I (1730-1754), a fortress was built on the island in 1747 and inside it a mosque. The

The exact year of construction of the Čaršija mosque in Prijedor is unknown, it dates back to before 1840, with the assumption that the first mosque was built in this spot during the reign of Sultan Mahmud I (1730-1754). This

The parish was established in April 1891 by secession from Volar. There were at least three parishes and churches of the Diocese of Zagreb at the present location of the parish in 1334: in Kozarac, Dragotinja and Puharska. The parish

In the great fire that occurred in 1882, most of the city was burned down as well as a wooden church, which was located on the site of the present day church of the Holy Trinity. After that, a reconstruction

It was founded in 1910. The believers are Ukrainians, Greek Catholics, immigrants from Western Ukraine - Halicina (Galicia), who settled here in the late 19th and early 20th century from the areas: Brode, Ternopilj, Drohobec, Zbaraz, Turk

In the people it is known as "Mehmedova crkva" ("Mehmed's Church") - the Great Fire in Prijedor, in June 1882, destroyed nearly 190 residential buildings in the city. The Prijedor municipality decided to make a big sawmill in the area

The Roman Catholic parish of the Sacred Heart of Jesus is mentioned in the Middle Ages as one of the oldest Roman Catholic parishes in northwestern Bosnia with its seat in Vodicevo. By conquering these areas, Turks devastated whole regions

Wooden churches, typical of the Potkozarje region. In the surrounding area of Prijedor, wooden churches are located in the villages Maricka, Omarska, Busnovi, Jelicka and Rakelici, and the church in Jelicka was declared a national monument. Out of 83 Serbian