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This study discussed the relations between military conflicts and religious structures that occurred in Turkey. Religious sociology has sought an answer to the question of the structural, cultural relations and interactions between the conflicting culture and religion. The study aims to understand the social, cultural and religious dimensions of military conflicts, to identify the continuity, changes and transformations that occur in connection with it. The research has found that some regulations and basic structural processes have played an effective role in military interventions. In contrast, the conflicting tradition of the army, along with the period of the Republic, has been the scene of different changes and transformations. Some of the social structural characteristics of the conflicts have changed but the religious and cultural structure has provided continuity. Therefore, this paradoxal situation, driven by the form of "religion goes away" or "sheriat comes" for centuries, which has been triggered by army, conflict and religious interaction, is a social-cultural and speech model that has been moved to our time almost without any overthrow. The fact that the conflicts were carried out in the Ottoman period, and in the Republic period the Irtica and the Sherait regime were threatened, demonstrates the effectiveness and continuity of the religious factor in the conflict movements.

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