When describing the creation of the world, the Qur'an suggests that water is its basis: And We created from water every living thing (Qur'an, 21:30). In Islamic belief life originated from water – a Divine gift which symbolizes profound wisdom, a gift that quenches the thirst of the soul and the body.

It is said in the Qur’an that rain does not fall – God sends down rain from the heavens. From the very earliest days of Islam the fact has not escaped theosophists that the descent of rain from the clouds is described in the Qur’an in the same words that are used to describe the manner in which the Qur’anic Revelation itself is revealed.

Words of poets who lived and wrote in the late 16th and early 17th century speak of the beauty of Sarajevo at the time! And water, the source of life, is what gives a particular beauty and wealth to our city.

In the Islamic culture of life, water has a central role and significance. An example of the integration of water into a high housing culture. The Velagićevina complex in Blagaj, built at the end of the 18th century.

In the history of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Mostar and its wider surroundings has been the center and the origin of literary life, the spot of birth or gathering of many writers.

The spa of Novi Pazar consists of a bathroom made of the remains of Roman thermal baths, and another one, built in the late 16th century.

Every ancient mosque is connected with various stories, narrations and legends, which additionally paint a complete picture of the building and people's lives, starting from the motive for its building, the imams who served it, jamaat members who visited it, even the cemetery which is typically located in its courtyard.

Alija Đerzelez travelled from one village to another across Pešter and, looking for water to drink, he came to a well in a dense forest; through its branches, he saw a lake.

National monument of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Gusinje, Montenegro

Gusinje, Montenegro

Bosanska Krupa, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Jajce, Bosnia and Herzegovina