K Q 91 beğenme rojda_bts_love Allahim bu kadar seksi oldugum icin özür dilerim blirsiniö seksi gözükmek haramdir bu da benin imtihanim
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The photo shows a young woman wearing a hijab, and the image is overlaid with a social media post. The post, written in Turkish, is a humorous confession. The joke lies in the apparent contradiction between the woman's self-deprecating statement and the context. She apologizes for being "too sexy" ( *bu kadar seksi oldugum için özür*) and says that it is haram (forbidden in Islam) to try to appear attractive. This is humorous because the statement is ironic; a person wouldn't necessarily be *expected* to apologize for *appearing* attractive (especially if it's a matter of physical traits, not of actions). The humor comes from the implied incongruity: she's apologizing for something that (in her own framing) isn't inherently wrong or something for which someone should feel guilty, but she's doing it in a way that aligns with cultural norms about modesty. It's a common way to express a sense of self-deprecation or a struggle with beauty standards. It's a lighthearted way to acknowledge those societal expectations. This is a common social media trend.
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