Plea to keep GISB ventures


SHAH ALAM: Two women, daughters of outlawed Al-Arqam movement founder Ashaari Muhammad, and a man pleaded with the authorities to show leniency when dealing with Global Ikhwan Services and Business Holdings (GISB) members.

The three, Syurahbil Amran, 36, Ummu Mubarokah Ashaari, 30, and Khaulah Ashaari, 38, also hope to be allowed to continue operating their businesses.

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