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380 Nazenin Ruso Our mosques capacity : 30.000.000 The number of people who visit these mosques regularly:1500 The percentage of occupied mosques: 5 % As it can be seen from the table, the interest in attending mosques is very low in TRNC. Considering the capacities, the mosques are almost empty. The same statistics reveal the times when the mosques are most crowded. Imams were given the alternatives as Friday, bairam, daily, Ramadan, and special and were asked to put numbers next to each alternative grading 1 as the most crowded and 5 as the least crowded. Statistics FRIDAY DAILY BAYRAM RAMADAN SPECIAL N Valid 117 89 121 115 111 Missing 15 43 11 17 21 Mean 2,75 4,75 1,11 2,89 3,12 Bairams are the busiest times for mosques. After Bairams, Ramadan month is a very important reason for praying. Then comes the Friday prayers. After that, Muslims attend to mosques on special nights such as “kandil” nights and finally the least interest demonstrated in the data is for daily prayers. Following pie chart demonstrates the nationalities of people who attend to mosques. As it is shown, the ratio of Turkish people who attend to mosque is more than the Cypriots. Missing All NATIOANALITY Turkish Cypriot The pie chart below illustrates the case that older people visit mosques more than the younger people. Other
Islam and Education from Religious Man’s Perspectives 381 Missing both AGE old young The following pie chart represents the eco status of people who attend to mosques, and as it can be seen from the chart, poor people are more interested in fulfilling their religious requirements in comparison with the rich people. This was also indicated by the written data. Imams wrote that the more rich people are, the more away from religious establishments. Missing ECOSTATUS Poor Rich both
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