The Impact of Religious Diversity on the Social Integration of Migrants in the European Union
Sakina Jabrayilova 
Abstract. In the European Alliance, religious diversity is valued both as an opportunity and as a call in the issue of social integration of immigrants. Religious diversity emerges as a reflection of the social, civil and economic challenges that diverse groups with different ethnic and civil origins encounter as they enter society. Although the European Alliance tries to protect the rights of religious minorities within the framework of their geography and refuge policies, the existence of different religious and ethnic groups hinders the speed and quality of social integration. It determines. By continuing their religious practices, immigrants preserve their own identity and formalize their social relations with the local community. Although this process sometimes strengthens mutual understanding and tolerance, in certain cases it also increases the risks of social discrimination, stereotypes and discrimination. Since the social integration of immigrants is directly related to religious factors, their level of participation varies in areas such as education, business market and social life. Religious communities and organizations play an important role in strengthening the social networks of immigrants, organizing language and civil orientation courses, and providing access to social services. plays.
Keywords: Europe, migrants, integration, religious values, solidarity, Islam, Christianity, Buddhism