The photo shows a tweet. A man in a religious robe (likely a Muslim cleric) is speaking at a podium. The tweet, by a user named "DarkWeb Haber," reports that Imam Halil Konakcı is criticizing the Diyanet İşleri Başkanlığı (The Presidency of Religious Affairs) in Turkey, complaining that they haven't defended them properly and accusing them of using harsh language against people. The tweet, with the photo of the speaker, is meant to be provocative and humorous. The joke, in the context of the Turkish language, likely hinges on the irony and the perceived hypocrisy of the speaker. He's criticizing the Diyanet İşleri for their perceived inaction/lack of proper defense. The tweet is implying that the criticism is harsh, and that the criticism is directed toward the very people who are expected to uphold traditional values (and possibly to defend religious leaders like the speaker). It could be a satirical commentary on the perceived shortcomings of religious or bureaucratic institutions in Turkey. The phrase "Anamıza avradımıza mı sövsünler?" (meaning "should they insult our mothers and wives?") is the key to the humor and outrage, suggesting a particularly offensive and inappropriate degree of disrespect. The whole tweet is likely using hyperbole for effect.