The Reality of Peaceful Coexistence Among Religious Groups in the Soran Autonomous Administration

Abstract

       This article, entitled "The Reality of Peaceful Coexistence among Religious Components in the Soran Autonomous Administration," addresses one of the most important topics related to societal and civil peace. It examines the past and present of religious coexistence in the Soran region. It examines the experience of religious coexistence in the Soran region, a region that has provided a prominent model of good religious, social, cultural, political, and economic coexistence among its various components.

The research consists of two chapters. The first addresses the reality of religious and social coexistence in the Soran Autonomous Administration.

The second chapter addresses the reality of cultural, economic, and political coexistence in the Soran Autonomous Administration.

It covers the economic and political reality of the Soran Autonomous Administration after the twentieth century and highlights a distinct experience of coexistence among the various social, cultural, political, and economic-developmental components. The research concludes with a conclusion containing the most important findings and recommendations reached by the researcher.

The research adopted the descriptive inductive approach in order to achieve the desired goal.

 In this study, the researchers adopted a descriptive inductive approach, gathering data on the religious, social, cultural, political, and economic realities. They then presented the dimensions of the phenomenon and its development, supported by historical accounts and authentic, recent testimonies from two local residents.

In conclusion, the researchers exerted their utmost effort to achieve their study objectives and arrive at the truth. If they succeeded, it is by the grace and favor of God, and they will be doubly rewarded. If they erred, they will still be rewarded for their attempt, for perfection belongs to God alone.