SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina: Leaders of Bosnia’s Muslims slammed ISIS for their “terror and crime” saying they are very worried to see a flag with Prophet Muhammad’s (peace be upon him) seal being held by a soldier surrounded by dead bodies of civilians.

This picture is in conflict with Islam, said Saturday Enes Ljevakovic, professor of Sharia Law who addressed believers on behalf of Bosnia’s Islamic Community during the main ceremony of Eid Al-Adha, the Festival of Sacrifice.

He called on volunteers from Western countries — mainly second generation Muslim immigrants — to go anywhere else but to other people’s battlefields if they are not happy in countries that have accepted their parents, given them refuge and jobs.

He urged Bosnia’s Muslims to teach their children traditional values of moderate Islam and prevent outsiders from influencing them.

Meanwhile, the arrival of a group of Russian Cossacks in Bosnia ahead of elections there has stirred controversy in the Balkan nation.

The Bosnian Serb Ministry of Culture insists the group of 150 that arrived a few days ago are artists. The group’s leader Nikolai Djakonov told media they will take part in a festival.

But Bosnian media has aired footage showing Djakonov commanding over a paramilitary unit in Crimea that helped the region secede from Ukraine.