Surprising question for Nihat Hatipoğlu: 'Are women the ones who lead men into sin?'
With the start of Ramadan, Nihat Hatipoğlu continues to meet with viewers on ATV with his iftar and sahur programs. In the highly popular program, Hatipoğlu answers questions from the audience. In the latest episode, a question from Çağrı Özer, known for the competition show Kısmetse Olur, drew attention. These interesting moments during the live broadcast quickly became a trending topic on social media.
With the start of Ramadan, the "Iftar with Nihat Hatipoğlu" program has taken its place on the screens.
In the latest episode, Çağrı Özer, known for the competition show Kısmetse Olur, participated in the program. Özer, who also asked a question to Hatipoğlu last year, became a trending topic on social media once again with this year's question.

HIS QUESTION SURPRISED
Çağrı Özer asked the question, 'If Eve encouraged Adam to eat the forbidden fruit, are women the ones who lead men into sin?'
Hatipoğlu responded to the question as follows: 'A beautiful and thought-provoking question. According to the verse, Eve did not deceive Adam. In fact, it was Satan who deceived them both. Adam and Eve fell for Satan's game because they believed that if they ate this fruit, they would stay in heaven forever.'
These moments quickly caused a great stir on social media. Comments such as "There is no program you haven't attended" and "He shows up every year without fail" were made about Çağrı Özer.
News Source: 12punto
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