The subject of this article is to define the levels of interest in religion that womenand men believe in. In this regard, the three questions that are attempted to be answe—red include: 1) Are women or men more religious in Turkish society? 2) Does women and men’s religiosity change according to the different images of religious life? 3) Isthe piety of women and men mutually exclusive or inclusive? The research was con—ducted using qualitative method which is descriptive and based on literature review.In the study, an overview of the factors that support women religiosity, indivi—dual and social images of women religiosity has tried to be ascertained from socio—psychological point of view. In this regard, we reviewed projects, books, scientificarticles and master/doctorate thesis’s that focuses directly and indirectly on womenreligiosity. The findings that addresses the direct or indirect relationship of gender-re—ligiosity were classified and then interpreted according to the tradition of apprehention.Some information attained from meta-analysis and quantitative researches shows thatwomen are much more religious than men in some dimensions of religiosity. Howe—ver, it has been found that the differences between men and women’s religiosity varybetween %2 and %15. This means the differentation of religiosity in gender is not thatgreat. The number of studies that reported that there is no significant variation in religi—osity between women and men’s are high in number. In addition, it has been found thatwomen attach more importance to belief practices that are based on spirituality. Andthis brings about the debate of whether “women are more devout or more spiritual?”