I had previously discussed how the Fetullah Gülen Terror Organization (FETÖ) had a serious sociological state in societies it was based in or affected. This very dimension drew the attention of a group of academics. No social sciences literature has been formed on the movement that has naturally drawn the attention of social scientists as a corporatist social power movement that is a civil society organization, an education volunteer and which is involved in every other field and is trying to organize every field, that is in proportion with its popularity and impact.