SEREMBAN, Aug 27, 2026 – A 40‑year‑old religious influencer, Abdullah Abdol Razak, claimed trial at the Sessions Court here to 34 charges of criminal breach of trust (CBT) involving more than RM13.8 million belonging to Pertubuhan Rezeki Infaq Malaysia (PRIM). Abdullah, who served as chairman of the NGO, also pleaded not guilty to 17 money laundering charges amounting to RM1.55 million.
The CBT offences allegedly occurred at a commercial bank in Seremban 2 between February 2023 and March 2026, while the money laundering charges were said to have taken place between May 2024 and February 2026.
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Judge Kunasundary Marimuthu set bail at RM700,000 with two sureties, requiring Abdullah to surrender his passport and avoid tampering with witnesses. His counsel argued for leniency, citing frozen accounts and his responsibility to support 11 children, his wife, and elderly mother.
PRIM secretary Noor Sahira Abdullah, 30, was separately charged with 34 counts of abetment for allegedly assisting Abdullah in transferring funds via online banking. She pleaded not guilty, with bail set at RM200,000.
Deputy public prosecutors stressed the seriousness of the offences, which carry heavy penalties under the Penal Code and AMLA. Both cases are fixed for mention on September 28.
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