4.2001 Efe Yakup Karahanlı @nickimmivar showbet Sanki çocuk reddetti aq -50 vermek ne Peygamberimiz, amcası Ebu Talib aracılığıyla peygamberlik görevinden vazgeçmesi için kendisine yapılan teklifi…..Hay……….. -50 diyerek reddetmiştir.
Kaynak
The image is a screenshot of a tweet. A user named Efe Yakup Karahanlı is posting a picture of what appears to be a student's answer sheet from a history/religious studies test. The joke is in Turkish and centers around a humorous interpretation of a student's response to a question about the Prophet Muhammad. The question likely involved an account of the Prophet's uncle Abu Talib trying to persuade him to give up his prophethood. The student's answer, scrawled in a comical manner, says something like "He (the Prophet) refused, saying no, and with that, he rejected the offer of -50." The humor comes from the juxtaposition of a serious historical/religious question with the student's exaggerated and almost absurdly simple answer, presented as if it's the final judgment on the situation. The "-50" is likely a placeholder for a point value in the test, implying the student perceived the Prophet's refusal as a significant rejection, even from an academic standpoint. The general tone and wording implies that the student was likely not taking the question seriously, and the answer is absurd given the gravity of the situation. Essentially, the joke plays on the contrast between a seemingly weighty historical subject and a student's comical, potentially sarcastic take on it.
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