My estimate is, out of 100% of the Bosnian Muslims, 95% are Sunni and 5% Wahhabi.
Islam is their major identity, being virtually the sole distinguisher from Croats and Serbs.

Sarajevo, previously known as a city of ethnic diversity, today is a Muslim city, albeit still with some diversity - diversity of islam, namely. All kinds of Muslims live in Sarajevo - religious but moderate, secular, or more radical, but today virtually the whole population is Muslim.

Bosnia-Hercegovina: Islamists in Sarajevo - Deutsche Welle English.

Interesting report about islamists in Sarajevo during ramadan fast.

Wahhabi is subcategory of Sunni, so saying 95% sunni and 5% wahhabi doesn't make much sense, did you mean 5% shia? Wahhabi is more radical type of Islam, characteristic in parts of Saudi Arabia. My estimation is that deep less than 1% of Bosnian muslims are wahhabi, concentrated in few villages like Maoča and Bočinja.
Bosnian muslims are moderate muslims with Europian mentality, with a good part not being religious at all. There are not any mandatory muslim laws, its all about choice.

The centres of Sunni Islam are Mecca, Medina and Al-Azhar university in Cairo which you follow. In a weakened way but you follow.

1924 Al-Azhar decided to choose Hafs version as standard Sunni quran and you still have it today.

Where is your choice? Why not Warsh quran, Khalaf or Al-Doori in Bosnia?
You have no choice.

Didn't know this.