Turkish authorities have arrested 81 individuals connected to the Süleymanlılar religious community, pending trial on financial crime allegations. The group’s leader, Alihan Kuriş, is among those detained as part of the ongoing investigation. A former interior minister, İdris Naim Şahin, has also been summoned for questioning in relation to the case. Turkish media outlets reported the developments on Saturday, highlighting a broadening inquiry into the community, commonly known as the Süleymancılar. The charges center around alleged financial wrongdoing within the organization. This action follows increasing scrutiny of religious groups within Turkey, raising concerns about freedom of association and belief. Further details regarding the specifics of the financial crimes are yet to be released.