Ecological Culture in the Traditional Worldview of the Turks (Tengriism and folk Islam)

Today, one of the most significant global threats to international security is environmental issues. In the modern world, key environmental challenges include ozone layer depletion, global warming, air pollution, the greenhouse effect, ocean pollution, and the loss of biodiversity on Earth. Religion, as a core element of any culture and civilization, shapes the worldview of an ethnic group and its relationship with the natural environment. Religions can be divided into “ecological” and “non-ecological” categories. This article examines the issue from the perspective of the traditional worldview of the Turkic peoples, which is regarded as an ecological religion

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Journal of Ecohumanism
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2025-01-09
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https://doi.org/10.62754/joe.v3i8.5757
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Cultural and Sociopolitical Studies
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Ecological Culture in the Traditional Worldview of the Turks (Tengriism and folk Islam)

Kasymbekova Marzhan Amirovna, Zhengis Zhomart Zhenisuly, Oshan Zhanymkhan, Zhumadil Arman Kabdeshuly et al.
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Cultural and Sociopolitical Studies
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Ecological Culture in the Traditional Worldview of the Turks (Tengriism and folk Islam)

Kasymbekova Marzhan Amirovna, Zhengis Zhomart Zhenisuly, Oshan Zhanymkhan, Zhumadil Arman Kabdeshuly, Sauyrkan Yeldos
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Today, one of the most significant global threats to international security is environmental issues. In the modern world, key environmental challenges include ozone layer depletion, global warming, air pollution, the greenhouse effect, ocean pollution, and the loss of biodiversity on Earth. Religion, as a core element of any culture and civilization, shapes the worldview of an ethnic group and its relationship with the natural environment. Religions can be divided into “ecological” and “non-ecological” categories. This article examines the issue from the perspective of the traditional worldview of the Turkic peoples, which is regarded as an ecological religion

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Ecological Culture in the Traditional Worldview of the Turks (Tengriism and folk Islam) — Kasymbekova Marzhan Amirovna, Zhengis Zhomart Zhenisuly, et al. · Journal of Ecohumanism (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS