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DOI: The Islamic Factor in Modern Turkish Social Life
Nuridinov Doston Akhatjon oglu , Independent Researcher, Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies, UzbekistanAbstract
This article analyzes the role and factors of Islam in the social life of modern Turkey. The research examines the influence of religion on social, political and cultural life, its role in the formation of values, customs and political decisions in society. The article shows that Islam has a significant influence not only as a personal belief, but also in areas such as social integration, gender relations, education and political activism. At the same time, the changing and flexible nature of Islam in the context of modern global processes, secularism and religious pluralism is analyzed. The article is written in the style of scientific analysis and serves to provide a deep understanding of the influence of religion on social structures in Turkish society.
Keywords
Modern Turkey, social life, religious factor
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