A study of cultural factors affecting social tolerance ‎ (case of study: ethnic groups living in Ahvaz)‎

Abstract

Background and aim: In past societies, the diversity of cultures, languages, and relatives as well as other elements of social life was less than that, and the tolerance of each other's differences and beliefs was not an important issue, but with the growing growth of communications in all fields, On the other hand, the diversity of culture, ethnicity, linguistic and beliefs has increased and, on the other hand, the level of interaction and interaction of the two people has become more and more. The issue of coexistence in human history has never been debated in the present day because people have never The necessity of the difference was not so tangible and widespread as confronting each other with other affairs. Tolerance and respect for others is a factor in the peaceful coexistence of individuals. In a society that is ethnically, linguistically, religiously and religiously diverse, the need for credentials as an indicator of social diversity is felt more and more. The lack of tolerance and the lack of respect for others, especially from Those who are more capable of coercion (in the Iranian family, father and elderly) can strengthen the desire to leave the group and lead to the fact that people in the course of their lives move away from the family along with their preferences Give On the other hand, being away from the family, reducing supervision, as well as frustration from the family, can be one of the most important reasons for the tendency toward social deviations. There is also a lack of tolerance with other people, if they cannot leave the group, it leads to a prolific life and lack of integrity in interactions within the group. The present study investigates cultural factors affecting social tolerance in Ahwaz ethnic groups. Research method: The research method in this study is a descriptive and survey. A field questionnaire was used during the fieldwork. The population of this study is Ahvaz ethnicity.