Hadži Pašina Mosque was built in the first half of the 19th century by Hadži Paša Mujkanović. His brother, Hadži Dizdar's, built an identical mosque known as Dizdaria mosque, which was destroyed in Soviet times.
The mosque was destroyed in 1992, at the beginning of the Bosnian War (1992-1995). It was restored in its original form in 2011.
The Bijela Mosque, whose name means the White Mosque, is located in Brčko, between the Atik Savska Džamija Mosque and the Hadži-Pašina Mosque.
The Dzemat Klanac Mosque is a Muslim place of worship belonging to the Klanac congregation in Brčko.
It is known that the Atik mosque, or Sava mosque, existed before 1651. From the very name Atik, which means old in Turkish, we can conclude that it is the oldest mosque in Brcko. It was originally made of wood and has been enlarged over time due to the increase in the number of believers in the city. The entire mosque was demolished on July 17, 1992. It was renovated in 2006 in its original form.
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