The War of Inheritance in the Menzil Community Spreads to Belgium

The inheritance war between brothers in the Menzil community is expanding abroad. The brothers' inheritance war brought the community's dervish lodges in England and the Netherlands into litigation. While the discussions on the dervish lodges in the two countries continue, a new development took place in the ongoing fight in the community's dervish lodge in Antwerp, Belgium.

POLICE SAID THE MAGAZINE WITH THE COMPLAINT OF THE RIVAL BROTHER

It is stated that the rivalry between rival brothers in the dervish lodge, which has been operating under the name "Rose Foundation" in Antwerp since 1989, has been going on for two years. In this context; In September 2024, 5 municipal officials and 3 police officers inspected the lodge upon the complaint of Mubarak Al-Husseini, one of the rival brothers. After this incident, divisions began among the disciples in the lodge. At the end of this division, a fight broke out in the lodge in December 2024 and the followers attacked each other with knives.

DISCIPLES HAD TO EVACUATE THE MAGAZINE

After this fight, the Mubarak side filed a lawsuit against the followers, demanding retroactive high-interest rent payments, just like the Rotterdam lodge in the Netherlands. At the end of the case in question, Mubarak's side won and did not extend the lease. Thus, the disciples' lease agreement ended on June 30 and they started working to move to another building. Community resources; He claims that the transactions in question at the Antwerp lodge were organized by a businessman named "Nizam Bey" who is close to Mubarak.

SAKI EXPANDED ITS ORGANIZATION

Following this development, the disciples attempted to establish a new dervish lodge in Antwerp through the "Serhendi Foundation", the institutional structure of the current leader of the community, Saki Elhuseyni. In the lodge that will operate under the name of "Anvers Serhendi Lodge"; It was learned that the disciples continued their construction work to start their first worship. Thus Saki; Through the Serhendi Foundation, it expanded its organization in Europe by establishing a dervish lodge in Belgium, after Germany, France, England, Netherlands, Scotland, Austria and Denmark.