04.01.2025 11:21
The daughter of the President of Religious Affairs, Ali Erbaş, who commented on the series "Gassal," which has gained attention with its posters saying "Who will wash me when I die?" aired on TRT's digital platform Tabii, faced criticism from some groups due to her style.
TRT's digital broadcasting platform Tabii has released the series Gassal, which made headlines with its posters even before its premiere. The first season broke viewership records and received thousands of comments on social media. A notable comment regarding the eagerly awaited second season came from Merve Safa Erbaş Likoğlu, the daughter of the President of Religious Affairs, Ali Erbaş.
NOTABLE COMMENT FROM ERBAŞ'S DAUGHTER
Likoğlu expressed that she really liked the series, saying, "You can't shoot anything that doesn't contain swearing and sexuality, my son. That's why you are trembling, because Gassal-type series will increase and your throne will be toppled. Tremble, it's a warning."
STYLE DREW REACTIONS
However, the expressions and style used by Ali Erbaş's daughter while commenting on the series sparked a significant debate on social media. Merve Safa Erbaş Likoğlu, who is the wife of Beykoz Mufti Muhammed Likoğlu and serves as a preacher in Beykoz, notably closed her post to comments after receiving critical feedback.