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As the state religious department enforcement head, Ahmad Rafli was involved in carrying out operations to ensure that Shia teachings were not spread in Pahang.
He had also been involved in the arrest of the deviant Tuhan Haron muslim group.
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Published on Nov 11, 2013
Thirty one Tuhan Harun cult members were told to surrender for questioning in connection with the murder of the head of the enforcement division of the Pahang Islamic Religious Department (Jaip).
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Star
Tuesday November 12, 2013 MYT 9:56:02 AM
Cult members believed behind Ahmad Rafli’s assassination
KUALA LUMPUR: The man calls himself “Tuhan 2013” and leads a sect called Tuhan Harun (Harun the god) and has been arrested by the Pahang Islamic Religious Department (Jaip) for deviant activities, and also on cheating charges.
Now, the followers of 47-year-old Harun Mat Saad are believed to be behind the assassination of Jaip head of enforcement Ahmad Rafli Abdul Malek at his own doorstep.
Police have linked the killing to the cult and have urged 31 of the followers to surrender.
Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar urged them to turn themselves in as soon as possible.
Harun Cult members believed behind Ahmad Rafli’s assassination
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Malaysian Insider
Armed Islamic enforcement officers soon if proposal approved, says Minister
November 12, 2013
Islamic enforcement officers from the Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (Jakim) may soon carry firearms if a proposal for them to be armed is approved, according to a report today.
Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Datuk Seri Jamil Khir Baharom (pic) said the move was in light of the recent murder of a religious officer in Kuantan.
“This is among the measures being considered to ensure the safety of the officers,” said Jamil, as quoted by the Star Online.
Acknowledging that equipping them with firearms may not be the best solution, Jamil said priority must be given to the safety of officers.
As part of the measure, Jamil said Jakim is also considering regular police patrols at its officers’ home to assure them of their safety.
Armed Islamic enforcement officers soon if proposal approved, says Minister
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The Sun daily
Death of Mohd Raffli big loss to Jaip: Director
KUANTAN (Nov 10, 2013): The death of Pahang Islamic Religious Department (Jaip) chief enforcement officer Mohd Raffli Ab Malik, who was shot dead at his house this afternoon, has been described as a major loss to the department.
Jaip director Datuk Mohamad Roslan Harun said, in the two years that he knew Mohd Raffli, the latter was a dedicated colleague.
“Although he was firm in his ways, he was also very concerned about his subordinates when implementing measures in the course of his duty,” he told reporters after paying his last respects to Mohd Raffli at his home here today.
On the possibility of setting up an internal investigation committee on the case, he said Jaip might set up such a committee, based on information and police investigation.
He said this was to ensure there would not be a repeat of the incident involving Jaip officers.
Death of Mohd Raffli big loss to Jaip: Director
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Malaysian Insider
Pahang Islamic enforcement chief shot dead
By LEE SHI-IAN
November 10, 2013
The enforcement head of the Pahang Islamic Religious Department, Ahmad Rafli Abdul Malek, was shot dead at his house in Indera Mahkota 2 in Pahang this afternoon.
Ahmad Rafli’s body arriving at the Tengku Ampuan Afzan Hospital in Kuantan following the shooting this afternoon. The Malaysian Insider pic, November 10, 2013.
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Police are attempting to ascertain whether Ahmad Rafli’s murder is connected with the recent gazetting of anti-Shia laws in Pahang.
In July, it was reported that state religious authorities were planning to gazette a fatwa or edict to curb the spread of Shia teachings for fear it could confuse Muslims.
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However, sources familiar with Ahmad Rafli’s recent cases, said apart from handling matters relating to Shia issues in the state, he had also been involved in the arrest of the deviant Tuhan Haron muslim group.
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Ahmad Rafli was also said to have led raids on several night clubs in Kuantan recently. – November 10, 2013.
http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/pahang-islamic-enforcement-chief-shot-dead
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Neighbours claimed that one of the suspects was clad in a black “jubah” and wore ‘kopiah’ (skull cap).
NST
10 November 2013| last updated at 09:10PM
JAIP official shot dead in front of his home
KUANTAN: Pahang Islamic Religious Department (JAIP) head of enforcement Ahmad Rafli Abdul Malek was shot dead in front of his home at Indera Mahkota 2 here today.
In the 2.30pm incident, three men arrived at his house in a white Proton Wira aeroback before one of them alighted and fired three shots at him, killing him on the spot.
Several neighbours who heard the shots came out of their houses and saw the suspects fleeing the scene.
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Forensic team at the house of Pahang Islamic Religious Department (JAIP) head of enforcement Ahmad Rafli Abdul Malek who was shot dead in front of his home at Indera Mahkota 2 in Kuantan, Pahang today.NSTP/Nazirul Roselan
Forensic team at the house of Pahang Islamic Religious Department (JAIP) head of enforcement Ahmad Rafli Abdul Malek who was shot dead in front of his home at Indera Mahkota 2 in Kuantan, Pahang today.NSTP/Nazirul Roselan
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