In a dramatic turn of events, Malaysian authorities have uncovered a web of deceit and abuse within a prominent Islamic business group, leading to the rescue of 187 children and young people. The group, Global Ikhwan Services and Business (GISB), has been accused of subjecting its wards to unimaginable physical and emotional trauma, including sodomy, sexual abuse, and even punishment by burning with hot metal spoons.

The police investigation, which has been ongoing for several weeks, has resulted in the arrest of 156 suspects and the recovery of 14 properties, including welfare homes and businesses. The total number of children rescued from GISB's clutches has risen to 572, including 59 under the age of 5. These young victims, many of whom were born to GISB employees, were allegedly indoctrinated from a young age to adhere to the group's teachings.

The horrors inflicted upon these innocent children have left the nation in shock and outrage. Police have discovered that some were forced to engage in sexual acts with one another, while others were denied medical treatment for their injuries. The mental and emotional scars run deep, with many victims still struggling to come to terms with their traumatic experiences.

GISB, which claims to promote an Islamic way of life, has its roots in the Al Arqam Islamic sect, which was banned by the Malaysian government in 1994. The group's CEO, Nasiruddin Mohamad Ali, has admitted to limited incidents of sodomy, but denies any widespread abuse. However, the sheer scale of the evidence gathered by the authorities suggests a far more sinister narrative.

The police chief has warned that there may be up to 10,000 followers of GISB, who are believed to be practicing deviant teachings. Islamic authorities are investigating, and authorities have frozen 138 bank accounts and 14 properties as part of a probe into money laundering.

A Dark Secret Exposed: The Shocking Truth Behind Malaysia's Islamic Business Group

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