. Abdurrahman Dilipak @aDilipak - 19h Ankarada bir şeyler oluyor. Sürprizlere hazır olun. Sabır 1.385 11.978 8.591 8 numan elyas @ElyasNuman - 19h Benim dinimde supriz diye bir kavram yok. Ya hayr ya şer var. 29 115 278 red hot freelance mason C. @brucetheliberal Replying to @ElyasNuman and @aDilipak Niye olm uhud savaşında Halid bin Velid tepenin arkasından dolanıp sürpriz yapmadı mı? 18:58 19 May 21
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The image shows a Twitter thread. Several users are discussing a perceived surprise or unexpected event in Ankara, Turkey (referenced by Abdurrahman Dilipak).
The joke, in Turkish, centers around the historical Battle of Uhud. Numan Eyas is arguing that there's no such thing as "surprise" in their religion (likely Islam), while others question why Khalid bin Walid (a famous Muslim military leader) wouldn't have used a surprise attack at the battle of Uhud. The implication is that the people involved in the current events in Ankara are acting in a way that recalls the tactical strategies or characters from the Battle of Uhud.
In short, the joke uses a historical reference to critique the present situation in Ankara, highlighting the element of surprise and comparing it to a legendary historical figure.