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Serbia's Muslim-majority Sandzak could see a dangerous upsurge in fundamentalism, which is simmering in the southern region, an Islamology expert has warned.
"The symptoms are not serious threats at the moment but could trigger a chain of events in the future," Belgrade-based Islamology expert Darko Tanaskovicas aid on on Monday, cited by Pres daily.
His comments followed rallies held on Saturday by ultraconservative Wahabis in Sandzak's main town Novi Pazar and in the Bosnian capital Sarajevo calling for Muslim unity and a state governed by Sharia or Islamic law.