Ayah Pin's cult revival attempt among deviant teachings closely monitored by Terengganu govt


A file picture of Ayah Pin's Sky Kingdom headquarters which was demolished in 2005.

KUALA TERENGGANU: The Terengganu government is closely monitoring deviant teachings labelled as misleading by the state Mufti Department to prevent their resurgence following alleged attempts to revive Ayah Pin's teachings in Besut recently.

State Information, Preaching, and Syariah Empowerment Committee chairman Dr Muhammad Khalil Abdul Hadi stated that aside from the teachings of the Sky Kingdom sect by Ayah Pin, enforcement officers of the Terengganu Islamic Religious Affairs Department (JHeat) are also keeping a close eye on Mohib Khouli and Kanzun Makhfiyyan.

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