tabloid wrote:
- 2003 godine dobitnik UNESCO-ve nagrada za mir Felix Houphouet Boigny za poseban doprinos međureligijskom dijalogu, toleranciji i miru u svijetu
-2004 godine dobitnik Sir Sternbergove nagrade koju dodjeljuje Međureligijsko vijeće Kršćana i Jevreja za doprinos međuvjerskom razumjevanju;
-2007 godine dobitnik nagrade fondacije Theodor-Heuss za doprinos razvoju demokracije
-Agencija Reuters je 17. novembra 2009. godine objavila informaciju o izdanju knjige “Petsto (500) najuticajnijih muslimana u svijetu”. Od tih petstotina napravljen je uži izbor od 50 najutjecajnijih među kojima je i reisu-l-ulema Islamske zajednice u Bosni i Hercegovini, dr. Mustafa ef. Cerić.
Zar mislis da je svijet blesav da lopova pocasti ovolikim nagradama?Damire,razmisljaj malo svojom glavom.
Evo ti malo prica o Eleni Ceausescu, da ti osvijetli malo kako se dolazi do priznanja, nije sve zazluge u zivotu, treba biti i igrac, za sta ja vjerujem da Ceric ima sposobnosti.
In 1957 she was a research scientist at ICECHIM (National Institute for Chemical Research). In the early 1960s she was reported to be secretary of the party committee of the Bucharest Central Institute of Chemical Researches, and,
when her husband Ceauşescu took over the party leadership in March 1965, she was listed as the institute's director. In December of the same year, she was elected a member of the newly established National Council of Scientific Research, and in September 1966 she was awarded the Order of Scientific Merit First Class.
Ceauşescu was given many honorary awards for scientific achievement in the field of polymer chemistry during the period when her husband ruled Romania. However, her educational and scientific achievements are disputed.[8]
Ceauşescu graduated from the University of Bucharest with a PhD in polymer chemistry and top in a class of 100 women with the honor of summa cum laude. Her thesis has 162 pages, 32 tables, 40 figures and 440 references and describes the invention of a very valuable artificial material. Critics consider it unlikely that a textile worker would have been able to write a thesis in chemistry. After the Revolution of 1989, several scientists have claimed that Elena had forced them to write papers in her name while a later report from her instructors claims she had rarely attended lectures or classes, and instead had sent Securitate agents to drop off her homework. Allegedly, she was once thrown out of an adult education chemistry exam for cheating. Some claim the university gave her the honor of the doctorate solely because of her political position.
Most of the respected academic institutions and universities in the West refused to acknowledge her alleged academic merit. She was made a member of the Illinois Academy of Sciences. Elena Ceauşescu later complained that she never heard of Illinois and that the membership was given by the "dirty Jew". President of the Academy of Sciences was Jewish-American chemist Emanuel Merdinger at that time. She allegedly obtained these awards with money, instead of merit.
In March 1974, she was made a member of the Romanian Academy's Section for Chemical Sciences. At the time when she wanted to receive her doctorate from the Bucharest Faculty of Chemistry, she met with strong opposition from respected Romanian chemist Costin D. Neniţescu, the dean of the faculty. She was forced instead to present her thesis to Cristofor Simionescu and Ioan Ursu at the University of Iasi, where she met with complete success.
Pazi, ovdje se radi o nauci, eksaktoj stvari pa je uspjesno izigrano, doduse samo za domace potrebe. Bitan je metod i zbog toga sam postavio. Njemom muzu nije odgovaralo da mu zena bude tekstilna radnica pa je proizveo doktora nauka. Sada samo povuci paralelu kome treba Ceric sa svim onim priznanjima da mu krvna slika bas tako izgleda? Dobit ces i odgovor ko je mozda iza toga.
Nesto kao i alija kada u toku rata od Islamskog Instituta (neznam tacno iz koje zemlje) dobi priznanje za mir, jasno "naljevanje" vode u potreban ibrik.