Abstract:

According to official sources, more than 5 million Muslims live in the Federal Germany. Approximately 2.4 million of them are Muslim immigrants of Turkish origin. In the study, in the practice of religious and spiritual social service in Germany, the Muslim patients and their relatives were deeply discussed whether or not they received a religious and spiritual and cultural valuable "social service"; the purpose of the interview and observation techniques was to be resolved through phenomenological (receptive) approaches. The universe of the research is formed by the Federal Germany, which is highly attracted by the social system, democracy and social welfare state approaches among the Western European countries, and in this context is recognized as a leading country in religious and spiritual social service approaches. This field/field generalization was taken into account by focusing on the state "NRW - Nordrhein-Westfalen (North Rhine Westphalia)" where the Muslim population lives most intensely. The purpose of the study is to provide solutions compared to the religious and spiritual services that Christians (Catholic and Protestant/Evangelistic) and Jewish religious patients receive as value-based services in the Federal Germany with the spiritual (spiritual) services that are applied to Muslim patients and victims. From this perspective to the move, the fact that no study has been done in this position in the previous years makes research in its essence important.

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