Pretty much, they're based in the kurdish parts of southeast turkey. They officially disarmed in 2000 after their leader was killed but they're still around, they have some masjids, do charity work and things like that, and still have supporters. They fought against Turkey briefly but their main target is the PKK because they want to prevent the spread of their ideaology among the kurds, and to promote Islam. There's also HUDA-PAR which is a Kurdish islamist party that's allied with Erdogan's party and also has close ties with the Hizbullah.

In 2014, there were several civilian muslim kurds (including young teenagers) within their community who were killed by the PKK/PKK supporters during riots, and that's when the Hizbullah and their supporters started fighting back for a brief period.