This study aims to identify the types of different life pressures that youth suffer from, especially these which Syrian crisis circumstances have posed and determines real motives that encourage youth to think about external immigration The research
sample is a stratified random sample, and it consists of 102 young men and women , and ranging in age from 51-74 years.
The research aims to expose the of The Educational Effects Social
Connections Network on University Youth. This research depended
on the descriptive approach. The questionnaire was toll used to
collect data. The questionnaire content (26) terms in three axis, they
are about effects: (personality, social and cultural).
The purpose of the research is to identify the trends of university youth towards
civil marriage, and to know the extent of the influence of some factors such as education
and the presence of civil marriage cases within the large family in the acce
ptance of young
people to the idea of associating a life partner from outside their religion or doctrine. Did
legislation in both Christian and Islamic religions hindered this type of marriage? And to
what extent does the media play the role in accepting or rejecting the idea?
The researcher designed a questionnaire that was applied to a sample of 30 students
from the Department of Sociology at Tishreen University.
The results of the study show the following:
It was found that there is acceptance of the idea of civil marriage by a large part of
the sample studied but they prefer and encourage religious marriage, and that the education
and study at the university and the social environment play a large role in accepting this
type of marriage. It turns out that a large proportion of the sample find that the media plays
a large role in accepting the idea of civil marriage, and that religious legislation plays a
major role in the alienation of society from this kind of marriage.
