Abdullah Zaik Abdul Rahman

Stop linking us to Aman Palestin’s RM45.5 mil case, or else: Isma

Isma secretary-general Muhammad ‘Izzat Husman denied claims by certain quarters on the organisation’s alleged links to Aman Palestin, asserting that such accusations have malicious intentions to damage Isma’s credibility. 

Aman Palestin: of 131kg of gold, 10 plots of land, eight properties and a Toyota Vellfire

As the public awaits for the court proceedings to resume on March 13, Scoop takes a look at the list of items involved in the case.

Aman Palestin directors, affiliate claim trial to 164 charges of CBT, money laundering, cheating

The trio – Aman Palestin executive director Abdullah Zaik Abdul Rahman, chief executive officer Awang Suffian Awang Piut and one Khairudin Mohd Ali – pleaded not guilty after the charges were read out to them before judge Datuk Anita Harun at the sessions court here.

Pengarah eksekutif, CEO Aman Palestin mengaku tidak bersalah 52 tuduhan pecah amanah

Kedua-dua mereka didakwa melakukan kesalahan itu, membabitkan dana sama, atas kapasiti mereka sebagai pengarah Samudra Champa Sdn Bhd yang diamanahkan dengan aset milik Aman Palestin dalam bentuk wang tunai

Aman Palestin executive director, CEO claim trial to 52 CBT charges

Aman Palestin Bhd’s executive director Abdullah Zaik Abdul Rahman and chief executive officer Awang Sufian Awang Piut have pleaded not guilty to all 52 criminal breach of trust charges involving RM20.946 million in funds.

Popular

New MM2H rules: reduced deposits and age limits for special economic zone applicants

They must only be 21 years old, deposit US$65,000 in Malaysian bank, half of which can be withdrawn under certain conditions after approval

‘Very hurtful’: Chief justice exposes legal failures driven by distorted Islamic views

Tun Tengku Maimun Tuan Mat laments misinterpretations of faith that distort justice in high-profile rulings, cites Indira Gandhi and Nik Elin Zurina cases

The ‘powerful’ fallacy of MCMC – Wong Chun Wai

New regulations are needed to police rampant crimes committed on social media platforms used by millions of Malaysians