The religious diversity of the Turkish people 

It has often been claimed that the Republic of Turkey would be a country consisting of "99 Percent Muslims". But that is simply not correct, as new studies have shown. Furthermore, many people have wondered why the Turks seem to be less religious, less conservative than other peoples where Islam is the majority religion. Well, why is that the case? Is this the product of the secularization by Kemal Atatürk in the 20th century? Or are there more factors? Let's delve deeper into Turkic history and take a look at the Turks of the year 1000 AD. Then we will see how diverse the Turkic cultural groups were in terms of religious affinity. We will find Muslim, Christian and Jewish Turks - and even those who still adhered to Tengrism, the original religion of all Turkic peoples.
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