I’ve heard turkey it’s going back to old roots

[niggaibnh]

Many young Turks are coming back to Islam
Is it true or false ? Cuz I just some statistics on Twitter but idk if it’s true or false

 

[repo]

It's the opposite. They are becoming more irreligious.

 

[Internet Nomad]

if they are anything like the arabs they are getting more religious. However i dont know neither does

It's the opposite. They are becoming more irreligious.

We shouldn't make blanket statements.

 

[niggaibnh]

It's the opposite. They are becoming more irreligious.

Interesting but it’s funny how the Turks was happy when Sophia the famous Christian church was turned back to mosque.
I thought they was going back islam or they hated the Greeks

 

[repo]

if they are anything like the arabs they are getting more religious. However i dont know neither does

We shouldn't make blanket statements.

There are many polls on this, even a Turkish poll.

 

[Keep it a boqol]

they’re gonna be more secular again ppl don’t like erdogan rn

 

[Internet Nomad]

There are many polls on this, even a Turkish poll.

I believe as the world shifts into a multi-polar world people are gonna connate secularism with modernity(not in the ideological use of the word but the economic and technological)

 

[SonOfMaverick]

It's the opposite. They are becoming more irreligious.

Hopefully Somalis will follow in their footsteps.

 

[dekiteshim]

Erdogan won’t be re-elected. His main competitor is a Kemalist who wants further integration with Europe.

I can’t comment on religious attitudes within Turkey. For the most part they are just “cultural” Muslims. The Islamist factions within Turkey are the biggest crybabies though

 

[hinters]

I made a thread about this a while back, Turkish youth are becoming more and more atheist.

 

[niggaibnh]

Hopefully Somalis will follow in their footsteps.

Nope and inshallah somali turns into 100% powerful Islamic country

Erdogan won’t be re-elected. His main competitor is a Kemalist who wants further integration with Europe.

I can’t comment on religious attitudes within Turkey. For the most part they are just “cultural” Muslims. The Islamist factions within Turkey are the biggest crybabies though

“cultural Muslims “ Saxib I think that’s wrong to say cuz especially Ramadan vids of turkey I’ve seen just shows they ain’t culture Muslims

 

[niggaibnh]

I made a thread about this a while back, Turkish youth are becoming more and more atheist.

Might just ask my Turkish friend what’s going on turkey and the youth opinion. One thing I noticed is that turkey has many Greek and others immigrants who are pushing turkey to be fully European and leave religion but the actual Turks opinions seems mix who knows really

 

[AMusee]

It's the opposite. They are becoming more irreligious.

they’re gonna be more secular again ppl don’t like erdogan rn

Hopefully Somalis will follow in their footsteps.

Erdogan won’t be re-elected. His main competitor is a Kemalist who wants further integration with Europe.

I can’t comment on religious attitudes within Turkey. For the most part they are just “cultural” Muslims. The Islamist factions within Turkey are the biggest crybabies though

I made a thread about this a while back, Turkish youth are becoming more and more atheist.

Wrong. This is the latest survey out of Turkey.

New Faith Survey in Türkiye: Strong Religious Devotion Despite Decades of Secularism​

So the identity that most Turks feel the greatest proximity to and identify the most with is their Muslim identity.

Furthermore, 80% describe their degree of proximity with their Muslim identity as the highest, whereas it’s 55% with the next one, which is their nation. That’s a difference of 25%.

This is quite a significant number when you consider that the subsequent identity categories only differ by a few percent thereafter.

Another statistic that deserves some attention is the fact that the percentage of Turks identifying with Islamism and Kemalism is very similar (53%). Most would probably have assumed that the Kemalist identity would be much higher than the Islamist identity.

It also means that, in a way, nationalism within Türkiye is becoming “post-Kemalist.”

https://muslimskeptic.com/2023/03/28/faith-survey-turkiye/

 

[dekiteshim]

Nope and inshallah somali turns into 100% powerful Islamic country

“cultural Muslims “ Saxib I think that’s wrong to say cuz especially Ramadan vids of turkey I’ve seen just shows they ain’t culture Muslims

Even Muslims who sin day in and day out observe Ramadan. Not a great measure of piety

 

[niggaibnh]

Even Muslims who sin day in and day out observe Ramadan. Not a great measure of piety

Using your logic could I say the same for European Christians ?

 

[dekiteshim]

Wrong. This is the latest survey out of Turkey.

New Faith Survey in Türkiye: Strong Religious Devotion Despite Decades of Secularism​

So the identity that most Turks feel the greatest proximity to and identify the most with is their Muslim identity.

Furthermore, 80% describe their degree of proximity with their Muslim identity as the highest, whereas it’s 55% with the next one, which is their nation. That’s a difference of 25%.

This is quite a significant number when you consider that the subsequent identity categories only differ by a few percent thereafter.

Another statistic that deserves some attention is the fact that the percentage of Turks identifying with Islamism and Kemalism is very similar (53%). Most would probably have assumed that the Kemalist identity would be much higher than the Islamist identity.

It also means that, in a way, nationalism within Türkiye is becoming “post-Kemalist.”

https://muslimskeptic.com/2023/03/28/faith-survey-turkiye/

Idealism vs praxis. Everyone likes to think of themselves as a good Muslim/Christian/Jew and when pressed on it will say they are. Actions speak louder than words however

 

[dekiteshim]

Using your logic could I say the same for European Christians ?

Sure. Most Europeans aren't Christian. No one really disputes this

 

[niggaibnh]

Sure. Most Europeans aren't Christian. No one really disputes this

Bruh that’s wrong

 

[dekiteshim]

Bruh that’s wrong

How? Practically none of them are observant or go to Church. I would know since I live amongst them

 

[AMusee]

Idealism vs praxis. Everyone likes to think of themselves as a good Muslim/Christian/Jew and when pressed on it will say they are. Actions speak louder than words however

Right, so we should ignore the recent report on religious trends in Turkey and take a Christian's baseless opinion on the matter instead?