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Former PAS Leader's Bid to Restore Teaching Credentials Rejected

A three-judge Federal Court panel has dismissed an appeal by Ahmad Dusuki Abd Rani to reinstate his teaching qualification, ruling that his case lacked sufficient legal grounds.

LSN Malaysia · 3 September 2026

Former PAS Leader's Bid to Restore Teaching Credentials Rejected

Ahmad Dusuki Abd Rani, a former PAS party leader, has failed in his legal attempt to restore his teaching credentials after a Federal Court panel determined his appeal was not substantiated by law. The three-judge tribunal found that the issues raised by Dusuki were based on factual arguments that did not meet the threshold required for a successful appeal. The decision marks the end of Dusuki's court challenge to overturn his loss of teaching certification. Details regarding the circumstances that led to the revocation of his teaching credentials were not immediately disclosed. The ruling underscores the court's stringent standards for appeals challenging administrative or disciplinary decisions affecting professional qualifications in Malaysia's education sector.