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The person who has to live together with others needs support and help to continue his life in a satisfying way against both nature and socio-cultural-economic conditions. In this study we will refer to solidarity and assistance from religious sources or citations from social scientists; with the main lines we will contact the religious and sociological dimensions of these two phenomena. In this context, we will try to address the macro-individual/communist and immigration theories and the approach of religions and especially Islamic religion to these two facts in an integrating perspective. In societies where support and assistance are little, it appears that the individual is difficult to fight against the problems he encounters, the feeling of loneliness within the society, and the anomalous situation that eventually arises is a disease, as a group/community as a whole. Thoughters who get in touch with the relationship of solidarity-help and religion based on social reality find that religion plays an important function in building social solidarity networks. Relationships show us that the spirit of solidarity-help which is promoted by religions and the way the society practices it with perception; that it plays a key role in removing unhappiness and loneliness among the individuals who make society, sociological data show us.