Operation Against Süleymancı Leaders Sparks Rivalry Within Menzil Community

A significant operation targeting Alihan Kuriş, the head of the Süleymancı sect, has ignited fierce rivalry within the Menzil community, which has been embroiled in disputes over inheritance and leadership. The Saki Elhüseyni faction has taken the opportunity to highlight the recent seizure of 200 gold bars worth approximately 1 billion 340 million Turkish lira, asserting that this incident underscores the misdeeds of their rival faction. According to the Elhüseyni side, they allege that a businessman known as 'Nizam Bey', who is associated with their competitor Mübarek, has been involved in dubious financial practices. They claim that since 2016, Nizam Bey has been collecting monthly payments equivalent to 390 grams of gold per person from the employees of the Semerkand Foundation, promising to provide each contributor with property. However, they assert that the funds collected have mysteriously disappeared, leading to accusations of fraud and mismanagement. This internal strife within the Menzil sect highlights the ongoing power struggles that have beset the organization, particularly as factions vie for influence and control. The operation against Kuriş has not only intensified existing rivalries but has also drawn public attention to the financial dealings and ethical practices of its leaders. As the situation unfolds, it remains to be seen how these conflicts will affect the broader community and its followers.