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Pilgrims’ Orientations Towards Religious Matters After Hajj

HAC YAPAN KİŞİLERİN HACDAN SONRAKİ DİNİ TUTUMLARI

Ahmet ONAY
Pages
1–23
Publication Date
2006-12-15
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Overall findings show that pilgrims havea high orientation towards religious matter than the rest of society.

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Objective & Hypothesis:This survey is a part of a research project named “Hajj and Religiosity” which is continuedmore than about three years.
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Key Findings & Data:Measurement instruments of this survey were posted to2290 pilgrims throughout 81 cities in Turkey.
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Conclusion & Impact:Overall findings show that pilgrims havea high orientation towards religious matter than the rest of society.
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This survey is a part of a research project named “Hajj and Religiosity” which is continuedmore than about three years. This paper investigates Turkish pilgrims' orientationstowards religious matters such as daily prayers, sins and kindness, about one andhalf year after they make hajj. Measurement instruments of this survey were posted to2290 pilgrims throughout 81 cities in Turkey. Overall findings show that pilgrims havea high orientation towards religious matter than the rest of society. Considering demographicvariables, pilgrims who had an academic carrier found the least oriented towardsreligious matters. A negative significant relationship was observed between levelof religiosity and the number of hajj they made.

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This survey is a part of a research project named “Hajj and Religiosity” which is continuedmore than about three years. This paper investigates Turkish pilgrims' orientationstowards religious matters such as daily prayers, sins and kindness, about one andhalf year after they make hajj. Measurement instruments of this survey were posted to2290 pilgrims throughout 81 cities in Turkey. Overall findings show that pilgrims havea high orientation towards religious matter than the rest of society. Considering demographicvariables, pilgrims who had an academic carrier found the least oriented towardsreligious matters. A negative significant relationship was observed between levelof religiosity and the number of hajj they made.

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ONAY, A. (2006). Pilgrims’ Orientations Towards Religious Matters After Hajj. Sakarya Üniversitesi İlahiyat Fakültesi Dergisi, Cilt: 8 - Sayı: 14, 1–23. https://ajindex.com/articles/138967

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