Building a (Native) Scale to Measure Religiosity

The objective of the religious community is one of the main indicators of social situation, making a standard scale to measure religiosity is an undeniable necessity. In particular, most of the indicators that have been proposed to measure religiosity, mainly based on Western models and Christian-oriented approaches have been made. Therefore, the main objective of this research is to build a conceptual model and build a native measurement instrument to measure religiosity. This study was performed by using interview techniques in the form of a questionnaire, as a field of research. And the results were analyzed by SPSS software. This study was designed to provide a new conceptual model consisting of 4 double and triple aspects of religion (beliefs, faith, morality and the law) to measure religiosity. Statistical analysis showed that the KMO value was calculated more than 7.0 (.780) and Bartlett's test result has been a significant level of error smaller than 0.01. also, the Cronbach's alpha coefficient for the measure of religiosity, was more than 0.7) Cronbach's Alpha=0.898(. Therefore, measures and instruments have been made by researchers to measure the religiosity, have high validity and reliability.The author of the present paper concludes that Usually one of the concerns of researchers in the field of research is access to a tool that is used in the previous studies and the validity and reliability is confirmed. And this is especially true in research that to measure the "religion" is more important than just to enjoy doing the reseach. Because the validity of the instrument was confirmed in this study based on the findings of this study to the similar research, the scale and measure of religiosity.