Özet:

Diyarbekir has left significant socio-cultural traces to the geography in every period of history in terms of both its historical urban characteristics and social diversity. The city of Diyarbekir has become a region of interest and social interest, because it is a place where non-Muslim and Muslim populations are in mutual commercial and cultural interaction, where they share the same streets, markets and streets with each other. Although in the city, the Islamic population and the Christian and Jewish population live together, the status of the non-Muslim population, in the religious and social life, has followed a different journey from the Muslims within the framework of the Ottoman Laws. The Armenians and Syrians, who make up the majority of the non-Muslim population living in the city of Diyarbekir, have also had a majority in the city’s trade sector. The non-Muslims who are in a very good condition of the Muslim population in terms of living standards, XIX. From the first half of the century, they began to show their influence in the administrative units in Diyarbekir. In fact, this study will be assessed on the social and legal characteristics of the non-Muslims living in Diyarbekir.

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