Studying the Relationship between Religious Orientation and Marital Conflicts of Spouses

This research was conducted in 2013 in Bandarabbas with the aim of studying the relationship between religious orientation and marital conflicts in the spouses. Research method is correlational and descriptive. The statistical population of research consists of all spouses in Bandarabbas. A total of 300 individuals were selected as research sample using Cochran’s formula. Sampling method is simple random sampling. Information is collected by field observation. Tools for gathering information include religious orientation (Alport) and Marital Conflicts Questionnaire (MCQ). Descriptive and inferential statistics were used to analyze the information gathered through questionnaires. Results are as follows: there is a relationship between religious orientation and marital conflicts in spouses. Components of religious orientation can altogether explain almost 32.6% of marital conflicts variance. Therefore, religious orientation is related with marital conflicts of spouses