Abstract:

During the historical process, the Alevians were removed from the institutional and geographical structure of the center for political, social, religious and cultural reasons. As a result, there are a number of rules that the Alevians establish to preserve their own self structure, to adopt the sense of right and justice to their members, to preserve their social unity and cohesion. These rules are a formal law that, along with the formal/written law, is established in the framework of its own traditions and customs. The notion of "sensitivity" in Alivity can be interpreted as one of these rules. The concept of mutuality is a self-control ghetto between the monasteries of Alevilla and plays an effective role in ensuring the social order and transmitting Alevilla to future generations. In the context of the faith, worship and moral principles that religions possess, they aim to social peace and eternal liberation. For this purpose, the social and moral rules that the human being, as an individual of society, must follow in his relations with the environment and the other members of society, are expressed in the written texts of the religions.  We will compare the understanding of morality in the Holy Text of the Religions in the context of the history of the religions. We will also be struggling to explain the distinctive characteristics of the moral principles in religions and their importance for social life.

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