Inheritance war with stones and sticks: Menzil brothers' feud goes to court! Contact with the Palace continues

In the Menzil sect, the inheritance feud that began among the three sons following the death of leader Abdulbaki Elhüseyni has extended to the dervish lodge buildings used by the community. In the latest development, the dervish lodge building in Çorum, referred to as a "külliye" (complex), has become the subject of a lawsuit.

Erol İnşaat A.Ş., a company in which the other brothers, Mübarek and Fettah Elhüseyni, are partners, has applied to the court requesting the eviction of the building used by supporters of Saki Elhüseyni. While the case is still ongoing, the tension between the parties is being reflected in the public eye.

“THIS BUILDING BELONGS TO ALL MUSLIMS” DEFENSE

The "Çorum Semerkand Volunteers Association," which is on the defendant's side, claimed that the building is a foundation area. Stating that the ownership of the building belongs to all Muslims, the association members rejected private ownership, saying they use the place as a mosque and a school.

The plaintiff side, opposing this defense, reminded that this stance lacks a legal basis and that sects were closed in 1924 according to the "Revolution Law No. 677." The petition submitted to the court stated, "If this understanding is accepted, every sect could occupy a place."

FEUD BETWEEN BROTHERS OVER COMPANIES

The case file was formed by the merger of two separate lawsuit files. One of the cases filed by Erol Ticaret was against the "Çorum Semerkand Volunteers Association" formed by sect supporters, and the other was against a company named "MNG Organization Livestock Food Textile Ltd. Co."

While it was stated that MNG Organization is also linked to Mübarek and Fettah Elhüseyni, it was noted that the lawsuit was filed on the grounds that the building was initially rented but no rent payments were made.

ALLEGATION OF “SHELL COMPANIES ESTABLISHED IN EUROPE”

In a conversation with his close circle, Saki Elhüseyni claimed that his brothers had established 4-5 shell companies in Europe and that the dervish lodge buildings, which were purchased with the contributions of community members, were transferred to these companies.

Saki expressed his allegations with the words, "These transactions took place during the period when my father was suffering from a serious illness. When my father's health deteriorated, they moved in like a massacre."

“LET THE STATE FIND THE COLLECTED MONEY” OUTBURST

Saki Elhüseyni also accused his brothers of collecting large sums of money through the community.

"They are concerned with property and assets," said Saki, making a striking statement: "Everyone, whether they were a 'sofi' (follower) or not, whether they prayed or not, contributed to these places. If I told you the figures collected, you would be speechless. I am not saying it. Let the state find it. It is not my job."

IN CONTACT WITH THE PALACE

It is known that Saki Elhüseyni is also continuing his political contacts during this process. Saki Elhüseyni, who previously met with President Erdoğan, had stated that he had conveyed the issues regarding the inheritance and the community's assets to Erdoğan.