Religious and gender perception of war weary Syrian women immigrant: Aase of Ankara
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Abstract (EN)
This research focused on Syrian women who immigrated to our country from Syria as a result of still ongoing civil war that is started in 2011, and also it is about their process of immigration and differentiation in their religious perceptions after immigration. In this manner, our work tries to explain and understand the difficult living conditions, immigration process, rights, gender inequality, social and cultural relation network of Syrian women immigrants. Qualitative research method was used in the study. The study group of the research consists of 7 Syrian immigrant women. Semi-structured interview technique was preferred as data collection tool. Descriptive and content analysis were used in the analysis of the data. This study will fill the existing gap regarding the change in the religious perceptions of women immigrants through migration process in the field of forced migration. Key Words: International Forced Migration, Woman, Religion, Syrian Woman, Gender
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Kader Taşcı
Institution
Ankara University
Division of Sociology of Religion
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Kader Taşcı (Master Thesis). Religious and gender perception of war weary Syrian women immigrant: Aase of Ankara, 2023, Ankara University.
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