Transition periods in Turkish culture the Bahar province Hemedan state

Transition periods are a process that begins with the opening of human being's eyes to the world, and it is the concept that fits the stages of passing, accepting and accepting the changes that follow this process throughout life into a general definition. These transitional stages can see the value a scientific evidence by means of the data revealed about the sociology, anthropology and even psychological status of the community to which it is affiliated. In addition, traditions are extremely important in terms of showing similarities between consanguineous communities. During the field survey in Bahar city of Hemedan state's in Iran have been handled which have changed the course of life in a holistic way Bahar city and its affiliated districts the transition periods in of Lalecin, Salihabad and Central. This study, is composed of three main sections, results, bibliography and annexes. At the entrance, informations was given about the Southern Azerbaijan, the region of Hemedan and Bahar, and the studies of folk literature on Southern Azerbaijan have been handed. From the main parts of the study have tackled the birth in the first part, the marriage in the second part and the death in the third part. In these three sections, data collected from the field through observation, interview and questionnaire were revealed by deciphering. The materials collected from the region were not only limited to the Anatolian area, but also the similarities in various regions of the Turkish world have been emphasized. In the conclusion of the study, based on the data obtained, the situation was determined to determine whether these traditions are still alive.