In this research, it was intended to analyze empirical studies conducted on the pandemic and the religious life throughout the pandemic. Answers were sought for three questions in this context. They are as follows: What type of changes did take place in people's religious activities and rituals throughout the coronavirus pandemic? (1), What are the effects of being religious on psychology and mental health throughout the pandemic? (2) and how do people interpret the pandemic from a religious perspective? (3). Seven empiricalresearch were examined in this research. Data for four of such empirical research was derived with quantitative method, whereas data for three of them was derived with qualitative method. In this research, studies addressing direct or indirect relationship of Covid-19 pandemic with people's religion, thoughts, emotions and behaviors. To conclude, it is observed that people diverged to the religion and performed religious rituals in order to cope with psychological problems caused by the pandemic throughout the coronavirus pandemic. However, people ascribe a religious meaning to the pandemic to a great extent.