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As a universal phenomenon and a social phenomenon, migration, can be defined as people moving from one place to another due to economic, social, political, ecological, etc.. Migrations can be divided into categories according to their different characteristics. From the place where the migration is made, a separation can be made in the form of internal migration and external migration. On the other hand, a dual classification can be made in terms of forced migration or voluntary migration on the basis of migration reasons. The adventure of external migration of Turkey began at 1960. Most of the migrations were made for economic reasons. Immigrants, who were accepted as workers, began to settle in the settlement where they migrated after a while and became permanent. On the one hand, immigrants have carried their own cultures to new living spaces, on the other hand, they have started to carry the culture they have acquired to their own motherland. Especially after receiving a residence permit, socio-cultural intercourse started to increase with increasing visits to the homeland. The subject of this study is mainly concerned with external migration and its consequences. In this context, purpose of study examines the influences of those who migrated to Germany to the socio-cultural and religious life in their homeland. After the sociological perspective of immigration, the adventure of immigration to Germany was briefly discussed. After considering the relation between migration and social change, the effects of external migration on cultural, economic, religious and political dimensions are discussed. Interviews and observations were used as the basic data collection technique in the study. In the light of the obtained data, the effect of socio-cultural and religious life on immigrants' self-estates has been examined. In the study, it has been observed that the immigrants accelerated some changes in their socio-cultural and religious life in their homeland. The introduction of a temporal order in the region, before and after migration, shows the dimensions of this change and transformation.

Avrupa'ya Göçün Türkiye'deki Sosyo-Kültürel ve Dini Hayata Yansımaları (Bozova Ö