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In many ways I'm quite disconnected from Turkey but i have noticed that the educated youth of Turkey generally are moving away from the religion. But I've only really noticed this in some of the big cities. Do we have any real data as to the extent in which the religion is growing or receding?
idk how much they are reliable but as mentioned in the videos around 26% of the population identified as irreligious with in which 17% are atheist . some time ago i watched a video were an Islamic sheik express his worry about rise of families with both parents were atheist and the child growing without islam . its seems the next generation are going to be irreligious , I am atheist as well . on the other hand some islamist are turning to salafism and Wahhabism
meanwhile after 20 years of AKP islamist party ruled in turkey , Tengrism is growing among the youth like never before
despite government resistance, after month of fighting in the court , burhi become the first Turk who officially registered his religion as tengrist . they didn't recognize Tengrism as a religion cuz they are too afraid of it
this is his video for those who want to legally change their name from arabic name to turkic one
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Apparently, Tengrism teaches to be nice and correct to each other. It tells you that ”Tengri” is all powerful and is the sky and universe itself. It loves all that is in it including us as they are all part of the “Tengri” .
“Tengri” is not considered a deity but the personification of the Universe itself. It protects and loves all within.
It is a single god religion.
Where as all Mid-Eastern single god religions teach to be afraid of the god. Tengrism teaches to love Tengri as it protects humans. Where as the three major single god religions teaches that god will punish humans by burning them in eternal fire for bad and criminal behaviour, Tengrism teaches that Tengri is all loving and protector of humans and will be upset for bad behaviour. Tengrism is between the person and the Tengri. There are no prophets or in between people.
To a more educated and analytical mind Tengrism may give more understandable and rational solutions to religious beliefs, rather than taking the words of prophets and disciples as gospel and law.
On a different note; At the end of a prayer to Tengri, Turks finish it with the word “Alaş” (pronounced Alash - meaning Victory) in place of the word “Amen” which is the continuation of the verification of the name of ancient Egyptian Pharaoh Amenhotep who tried to establish a single god religion and his name was mentioned at the end of each prayer.
“Tengri” is not considered a deity but the personification of the Universe itself. It protects and loves all within.
It is a single god religion.
Where as all Mid-Eastern single god religions teach to be afraid of the god. Tengrism teaches to love Tengri as it protects humans. Where as the three major single god religions teaches that god will punish humans by burning them in eternal fire for bad and criminal behaviour, Tengrism teaches that Tengri is all loving and protector of humans and will be upset for bad behaviour. Tengrism is between the person and the Tengri. There are no prophets or in between people.
To a more educated and analytical mind Tengrism may give more understandable and rational solutions to religious beliefs, rather than taking the words of prophets and disciples as gospel and law.
On a different note; At the end of a prayer to Tengri, Turks finish it with the word “Alaş” (pronounced Alash - meaning Victory) in place of the word “Amen” which is the continuation of the verification of the name of ancient Egyptian Pharaoh Amenhotep who tried to establish a single god religion and his name was mentioned at the end of each prayer.
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Says enough,doesnt it?
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Does Tengri have a strong connection with Nature?
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Strange question,its all about nature.
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It ain't strange when one doesn't have any knowledge about it...
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Check out the first post of this thread.
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Yes it does. As Tengri is the Universe itself and has to protect all that is in it, it has to protect nature as well as humans. So to have a balance between nature and the way of life is in the heart of it all.
yes
here is the some of the Turkic deities
i am a turkmen before i learn English i didn't knew how much of the old heritage we still maintain for example before we perform muslim pray aka namaz we niyet to Tengri not allah in fact we never use his name in any pray and we call ramazan month as araz/alaz ay which was the turkic god of fire
alaz
umay protector of unborn children in the botton of the picture you can the the souls of those children . she is the earth mother of the turkic pantheon
Umay - Wikipedia
from left to right
erlik god of death and underworld
Erlik - Wikipedia
kayra god of creation
Kayra - Wikipedia
ulgen god of sky
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Gun Ana - Wikipedia
Gün Ana is one of the most powerful deities, the goddess of life and fertility, warmth and health. She is patroness of the unfortunate, especially orphans. surprisingly she existed in our culture until the 19 century in various form
lion and sun in Samarkand uzbekistan
lion and sun in qajar dynestiy the last turkic dynestiy to rule iran
lion and sun was the symbol of all the turkic dynasties in the east and they depicted all the suns as female which was the homage to gun ana
Ay Ata - Wikipedia
ay ata moon god of turks
asena the mother of all turks who later help the trapped turks to exit ergenekon vally and to create the first Gokturk empire
Asena - Wikipedia
mergen god of wisdom son of kayra
Mergen - Wikipedia
among Turkmens mergen means marksmen or those who are so skilled in marksmanship that they lost the ability to miss
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Or maybe not.
in this video they forget to include itbarak which was a dog headed monster . when i was kid i always told by elderly if i don't beheive the itbarak will come and steal me lol i thought they are local story/lies back then but when i learn English i realized that the myth has a historical background
Itbarak - Wikipedia
Book of Dede Korkut - Wikipedia
Epic of Koroghlu - Wikipedia
Epic of Koroglu is about rising against oppression
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Turkic monsters
