'Fund' crisis was also on the agenda in İsmailağa: 'They are competing with each other in eating public property'

The 'fund' profiteering, which was revealed in the capital markets and involved members of the government and high-level figures of the bureaucracy, continues to be a matter of discussion in religious circles.

Salih Topçu, one of the leading preachers of the İsmailağa community close to the government, one of the widespread religious structures in Türkiye, criticized the issue in a "conversation".

Stating that some people who claim to defend religious sensitivities do not show the same sensitivity in the use of public property, Topçu said:

"Muslims are just as good as Jews. Those who grew up thinking 'interest will ruin us' are now doing so. They are competing with each other in consuming the property of the Ummah and the public. After that, we create Gaza and East Turkestan literature."

Topçu said, "Muslims are competing with each other in eating public property. It is not possible by shouting slogans, but by taking steps. Then we create literature on Gaza and East Turkestan. Look at the state of these Muslims!" he said.