The term of Ali Erbaş, the President of Religious Affairs, will end on September 17, 2025. However, it is claimed that Erbaş is planning to extend his term amid ongoing scandals.

In his last three sermons, Erbaş has addressed social sensitivities, receiving intense criticism. He states, "We preach religion, but we are attacked."

According to the 633 law of the Diyanet, presidents can serve for two terms. However, with the transition to the presidential government system, this term has been set to 4 years.

The last three sermons of the Presidency of Religious Affairs targeted issues like clothing and holiday preferences, sparking discussions in society.

The appointment of Erbaş's brother-in-law, Enver Başar, as an advisor without ever attending work and retiring has also drawn attention, leading to public debates.