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>Religion is a social phenomenon, and the entire human communities have religion nowadays, which makes up their religious type, career, thinking, and overall attitudes. Thus, religion has a close tie with society and communities. On the other hand, religion or the artistic interpretation of religion that is called "mysticism" has always been adjacent to human being so that during various centuries of human lives, it has grown up with technology and human way of thinking, and sometimes it has changed clothes to lend itself to modern interpretation and different shapes. A look at the essence of religion reveals that each one of religions per se has proposed different kinds of compromises for human communities in a sense that either religion possesses compromise for society or society offers something identical for religion. Accordingly, this paper deals with the study of religion and its relationship with mysticism, society, and compromises that religion generates for society
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