Turkish measures of religiosity are mainly developed in sociology and psychology of religion and trace back to the 1960s. The first attempts in measuring religiosity in Turkey are weak in terms of statistical analysis and scientific soundness. By the 1980s Turkish measures increase in quantity and quality but show poor originality. Most are adaptations of Western-Christianity religiosity scales and are based on multi-dimensionality of religiosity and religious orientation. Authentic religiosity measures, within a framework special to Turkish culture and religion, i.e. Islam, are underrepresented. Therefore, religiosity studies in Turkey indicate theoretical, methodological and authenticity problems. However, the latest studies are promising. After a brief introduction of the fields of psychology and sociology of religion in Turkey, this study provides a critical overview of religiosity measures in Turkey along with an introduction of some in detail, and gives insights into the challenges of conducting religiosity studies in the Turkish context.

土耳其的宗教信仰衡量标准主要是在宗教的社会学和心理学领域发展起来的，可以追溯到1960年代。在统计分析和科学稳健性方面，土耳其衡量宗教信仰的首次尝试都很薄弱。到1980年代，土耳其的措施在数量和质量上都有所提高，但表现力很差。大多数是西方基督教宗教信仰量表的改编，并且基于宗教信仰和宗教取向的多维性。在土耳其文化和宗教特有的框架内，即伊斯兰教，没有采取真正的宗教措施。因此，土耳其的宗教研究指出了理论，方法和真实性方面的问题。但是，最新的研究是有希望的。在简要介绍了土耳其的宗教心理学和社会学领域之后，