This article explores the threats that religious extremism poses to the stability of ‎society, national unity, and social harmony in the Republic of Azerbaijan, as well as the ‎responses of the state and society to this threat. The increase in religious extremism in ‎Azerbaijan is linked to the influence of other countries in the region and is exacerbated by ‎issues in the social, economic, and educational sectors. The article highlights the ‎strategies of the Azerbaijani state in combating religious extremism, innovations ‎implemented in the legislation in this area, and the importance of multiculturalism policies. ‎It also focuses on the responsibility of religious leaders and media organizations in the fight ‎against extremism. These measures are aimed at minimizing the impact of religious ‎extremism on Azerbaijani society and strengthening security. The article emphasizes the ‎need to improve socio-economic conditions, increase religious education, and the ‎importance of cooperation between the state and society in combating extremism. Thus, ‎this multi-faceted approach serves to ensure Azerbaijan’s security and preserve peaceful ‎coexistence in society.‎