Bomoh: I’ll go to hell if teachings are deviant


  • Nation
  • Friday, 24 Jan 2003

KEPALA BATAS: Bomoh Ismail Harun, 67, has claimed that he had never intended to preach deviant teachings when he introduced the Ajaran dan Fahaman Perjalanan 21 Laduni Rahmatullah, which has been banned by the state Islamic Religious Council (MAIPP). 

He said it needed a deeply religious person to understand his teachings which could lead his followers to the true path of Islam. 

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