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The order made by the court on Sunday followed a request by a prosecutor, state broadcaster TRT reported. No one from Facebook was immediately available for comment.
It was the latest move to crack down on material seen as offending religious sensibilities in the largely Muslim nation, where the government of President Tayyip Erdogan is seen pursuing a religious agenda.
Earlier this month, prosecutors launched an inquiry into a newspaper which reprinted parts of the French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo in the wake of an attack by militants on its offices in Paris.
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The Turks have caught this disease too. Why do Muslims look at these articles anyway? There is a lot of stuff that denigrates Hinduism on FB. I couldn't care less and I don't feel so insecure either. I am not for a moment condoning them but hey, there will always be such people and they only stop if you ignore them.