مسجد موسى باشا، نوفا كاسابا

Nearby Islamic heritage sites

• Kušlat Masjid — Srebrenica & Drina
• Graveyard of the Srebrenica Martyrs (Potočari) — Srebrenica & Drina
• Srebrenica Centre & Museum — Srebrenica & Drina
• Zvornik Fortress — Srebrenica & Drina
• Grave of Shaykh Hasan Kaimi, Zvornik — Srebrenica & Drina
• Žepa Ottoman Bridge — Zenica
• Kuršumlija Masjid, Kladanj — Tuzla
• Djevojačka Cave, Kladanj — Tuzla
• Naqshbandi Zawiya (Tekke), Olovo — Sarajevo
• Drina National Park — Srebrenica & Drina

About Musa Pasha Masjid, Nova Kasaba

The Musa Pasha Masjid stands on the left bank of the river Jadar in Nova Kasaba, near Milići in eastern Bosnia. It was built in 1643 as the endowment of Musa Pasha Vehabović, a native of Vikoč near Foča who rose to high command on the Ottoman frontier at Buda. It is a square mosque, about thirteen metres on each side, with a hipped roof and a minaret about 26 metres high. The mosque was demolished in 1993 and its site levelled, but rebuilding began on 13 July 2007, and today it is again an active mosque with a peaceful courtyard.

Key facts

Name

Musa Pasha Masjid, Nova Kasaba

Type

Other Places

City

Srebrenica & Drina

Country

Bosnia

Coordinates

44.2155105, 19.1065657

Last updated

2026-10-23