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Ex-followers warn that the movement behind Muslim preacher Fethullah Gülen could be turning into something like a sect. It aspires to a global Islamic society. Since the foiled coup attempt in 2016, Turkey has driven thousands of Gülen's followers out of the country. Many have fled to Germany.
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