RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TRANSLATION, RELIGION AND CULTURE IN A GLOBALIZED WORLD

Translation Studies has emerged as one of the most dynamic fields in the twenty-first century. It is no longer limited to linguistic transfer but has become a crucial intercultural practice that connects diverse societies. This paper examines the expanding role of translation in a globalized world, highlighting how translators function as cultural mediators who bridge languages, customs, and worldviews. It also explores the growing academic recognition of translation as an interdisciplinary discipline and discusses its importance in shaping cultural identities, knowledge exchange, and social harmony.