Dr Mahmud absent from teaching centre he co-founded


Mysterious: Dr Mahmud (second from left) at the learning centre he co-founded in this file picture.

KUALA LUMPUR: Local varsity lecturer Dr Mahmud Ahmad, wanted by the police for alleged connection to terror groups, has not shown up at the Quranic teaching and training centre that he co-founded since the start of the year.

The Open Tahfiz Centre, as it is known, was started by Mahmud and his associate Ustaz Mohd Zamri Mohd Zainuldin in 2011 and teaches Quran recital and Islamic knowledge to students of all ages.

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