Hadim Ali-Pašina Medresa u Kladnju

Sažetak

There are no detailed scientific data regarding the Hadim Ali-pasha’s medresa in Kladanj. Therefore, the data used in this paper are those given by Bečir ef. Šaćir from Tuholje near Kladanj, who belonged to the last generation of students attending this medresa (1922 - 1927).
According to a report on the administration in Bosnia and Herzegovi- na written in 1906, this medresa was built in the period 1887 - 1896, together with the medresas in Cazin, Bihać, Fojnica, Donja Tuzla and Travnik. Hadži Mujaga Mašić donated the construction site and built the medresa building, and then forrned the vakuf of Hadim Ali-pasha. As a result od donations collected during 1903 in the villages of the district of Kladanj , a new and bigger medresa was built. Hadži Ibrahim ef. Fazlić is mentioned as the first muderis who taught a group of 20 - 30 students. The second muderis was Redžep ef. Ćućak from Nevesinje, who remained there as a muderis till his death in 1919. In the period 1919 - 1922 the medresa was closed. In the period from 1922 to 1927 the muderis in this medresa was hafiz Smail ef. Mašić, who taught the last generation of students in this medresa, because in 1927 the medresa in Kladanj was closed. The medresa in Kladanj had five levels (grades) and the students attended this medresa, like all the other medresas of that time, for five years. The system of teaching was similar to that in other medresas and of the same quality. Unfortunately, there are no official data about this medresa, its muderises and students, since the archives of the medresa were bumt down together with the building after a bombardment in 1943.