The Explanation effect of the relation between religious and social captal in the citizenship of isfahan

Political satisfaction is very important for political systems at the national and international levels so that the spread of political discontent in a society can shake the foundations of that system's legitimacy. Among the factors affecting citizens' satisfaction, which has been emphasized in various theories, is the degree to which social capital and religiosity are used. To collect political satisfaction in three areas of social activist satisfaction, political institutions and working methods and rules of the political system, a sample of 395 respondents aged 18 years and over who were selected by systematic random sampling method was collected. The results showed that the religiosity of the respondents in both emotional and ritual dimensions had a positive and significant effect on political satisfaction and also two components of social trust. And civic engagement has had a significant impact on political satisfaction and has increased the level of political satisfaction among citizens. Model fitting results show that F was significant in all models tested. The coefficient of determination in the final model of the study also indicates that the sum of the variables tested explains 35% of the variance in political satisfaction. The indirect effect of religiosity on political satisfaction was also confirmed at the 0.05 level.