Local militants rely on translated 'handbooks', says terrorism expert


PETALING JAYA: Local terror cells rely on documents such as “militant handbooks” translated from Arabic and English for guidance, says terrorism expert Ahmad El-Muhammady.

The International Islamic University of Malaysia (IIUM) lecturer works closely with Malaysian police in militant research and rehabilitation programmes. He has also conducted interviews with terrorists for his studies.

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