Religious body working with cops to probe cult-like movement Wali Tujuh, says Sabah minister


KOTA KINABALU: Islamic religious authorities are working with the police to find out the extent of a cult-like movement called Wali Tujuh, which was discovered to have started from Sabah’s eastern Kinabatangan area.

State Special Tasks Minister Datuk Mohd Arifin Mohd Arif said the movement's teachings, if not nipped in their bud, could spread and potentially pose security threats in Sabah.

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