Özet:

With the dissolution of Yugoslavia, ethnic conflicts in the Balkans began in 1991. First Slovenia and Croatia, then Bosnia and Herzegovina and Macedonia declared independence in the Balkans. In Macedonia Muslims make up more than 40% of the population, the country has the highest number of Muslim citizens. It is a European country. Makedonians who belong to the Slav race, according to their roots and gender, meet Muslims before the Ottoman. But in the 14th century, as the Ottomans conquered the region, Islam began to spread rapidly in the region. The Macedonians have lived in the Islamic religion that they have been members of since that day. Although they had been subjected to the policy of disreligion during the period they were part of the Republic of Yugoslavia, especially after the 1990s, they began to regain to their ancient religious values and seek ways to live them. Macedonia is a country where different religious members live together during the Ottoman era, where people can live their beliefs freely, and where people are greatly respected for this diversity. This respect for religious rituals in the social sense that is enough to be shown in the beginning has also reflected the relations between people, people have lived far from conflict, in love and in fraternity. But in the progressive processes, discrimination in favor of Christians began and in 2001 it came back from the edge of a major ethnic conflict. After the conflict ended by the Ohri Agreement, the political authorities of North Macedonia went on the way of restricting the rights, legal and legal status that Muslims obtained every day. According to Christians, the number of Muslims who believe they are treated as a second class citizen and the highest problem is the main objective of the article.