Fringe Islamic movements in Malaysia continue to attract followers despite being banned, with some groups relocating abroad or rebranding to maintain their reach. Religious officials are concerned about these movements, with seven teachings declared deviant in Selangor between 2021 and 2026. The challenge lies in regulating these groups, as some individuals are drawn to alternative communities offering a sense of belonging or spiritual fulfillment outside of the mainstream Sunni tradition recognized by Malaysian authorities. AI
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