No evidence of attempts to revive Ayah Pin's teachings, says the police


KUALA TERENGGANU: Terengganu police have yet to find any clues or attempts to revive the teachings of Ayah Pin, which were declared deviant in 1997.

Terengganu police chief Comm Datuk Mazli Mazlan said that during his recent visit to Ayah Pin's base, he found no suspicious activities conducted by the 124 residents in the village in the Besut district, consisting of family members and relatives of Ayah Pin, whose real name was Ariffin Muhamad.

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