Razlee Ghafar

Brief Professional Biography

Name: Razlee bin Rusali

Nickname: Gaffar

Date of Birth: 28 April 1988

Educational Background

SPM

SMK Batu 16 Gum Gum, Sandakan, Sabah

Martial Arts Experience

Silat Harimau Putih (2019 – Present)

Activities & Participation

Participation in KHP Course, Self-Identity (Jati Diri) and Harimau Putih PTT Training Programs

Skills & Areas of Expertise

Traditional & Complementary Healing Practices, including:

Hijamah (Cupping Therapy)

Fasdhu (Bloodletting Therapy)

Ruqyah

Al-Hikmah Healing

Nerve Point Therapy (Totok Saraf)

Spiritual & Supernatural Healing

Interests & Personal Development

Deepening knowledge and practice in spiritual and supernatural disciplines

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Background Summary

He was first introduced to self-identity (Jati Diri) training during the Korbu Camp, which marked the beginning of his spiritual and supernatural journey. Since then, he has continuously deepened his understanding of spiritual knowledge, particularly in the field of self-identity development.

He pursued short-term studies in Al-Hikmah in Banten, Indonesia, followed by further learning in Bogor, Indonesia, focusing on self-identity and ancestral knowledge. His journey continued in Tangerang, Indonesia, where he expanded his understanding of supernatural disciplines.

He later obtained a degree in the Naqshbandi Khalidi Tarekat and Traditional Spiritual Healing in Changlun, Kedah. Additionally, he deepened his studies in self-identity knowledge in Sabah.

To this day, he continues to practice and refine traditional healing methods and self-identity movement-based practices as part of his lifelong dedication.

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Vision & Mission

To utilize traditional healing as a bridge for dawah, serving as a source of motivation and spiritual revitalization for individuals from all walks of life, guiding them back to their true nature (fitrah).

Nizam Shamsudin

Nizam Shamsudin

 Muhammad Nizam Shamsudin is a dedicated martial arts instructor in Traditional Malay Art (Silat). He has a strong background in Silat; since 2021, he has been actively teaching Silat Harimau Putih as an assistant coach—blending traditional Malay martial philosophy with modern combat methods to cultivate discipline, strength, and inner balance among his students. From 2021 to 2025, he has been involved in various combat sports, such as F3 Strike and Full-Contact Silat Championships (FCSC), as a cornerman and referee and judge, gaining extensive experience in competitive fighting and event coordination. 

Nizam is also active in martial arts performances and cultural showcases, representing his school in official events and heritage festivals. His mission is to preserve, promote, and modernise Malay heritage for future generations. 

He is also a certified Silat instructor, holding the SPKK Level 1 Coaching Certificate from PESAKA Malaysia, the national Silat federation. His teachings go beyond self-defence techniques — he sees Silat as a spiritual discipline that fosters inner strength, humility, and self-awareness. Through movement and awareness, he guides his students to find harmony between power and peace, discipline and compassion.

For Nizam, formal education includes a Master in Management from Universiti Kuala Lumpur and a Bachelor (Hons) of Business Technology in Computer Entrepreneurial Management from Universiti Kuala Lumpur. He also participated in several workshops and training courses, such as the Kemahiran Permainan Pedang Melayu (Silat Sekilat), Kemahiran Permainan Badik (Silat Sekilat), Coaching for Outdoor Activities (Rakan Muda), and training for Kursus Asas Prajurit Muda (WATANIAH) and Basic Life Support (BLS) provider (Universiti Kuala Lumpur Royal College of Medicine Perak).

Meet Our Founder

Mohd Izuan Bin Md Isa (Izuan Isa), warmly known as Cikgu Wan, is a lifelong learner, cultural practitioner, traditional healer, and independent researcher whose work bridges modern industry, martial arts, traditional wisdom, and metaphysical studies. Over more than two decades, he has cultivated a multidisciplinary career that integrates leadership, education, wellness, and the preservation of cultural heritage. He is the Founder of Warisan Academy Centre (WAC), an institution dedicated to reviving indigenous Malay knowledge, traditional healing practices, and metaphysical exploration.

Professionally, Cikgu Wan has been serving as the Custom Brokerage at Gebrüder Weiss (Malaysia) since 2017, overseeing sea freight logistics operations, business development, and client relations at one of the world’s oldest and most reputable freight and transport companies. Prior to this, he held diverse roles across multiple sectors, including automotive, logistics, and banking: Assistant Sales Manager at Iris Discovery/Chery Automobile (2016), Marketing Executive at CIMB Bank (2013–2015), Personal Consultant at RHB Bank (2010–2012), Subcontractor with Skynet Worldwide (2008–2010), and Sales Consultant at KJB Auto (Perodua–GMart, 2004–2007). These roles provided him with a strong foundation in strategic management, client engagement, and operational leadership.

Cikgu Wan’s formal education includes a Master Executive in Business Administration (KTAC), complemented by multiple professional diplomas in Health Studies, Business Administration, Maritime Logistics, and Logistics & Transportation. His dedication to holistic education extends to the study of traditional and alternative medicine, holding an Advanced Diploma in Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine (Udemy – Omar Abed). Professionally, he is an Authorised Silat Instructor, certified by the National Coaching Academy (AKK) under the Ministry of Youth and Sports Malaysia (KBS), and holds SPKK Level 1 certification from PESAKA Malaysia. His additional training includes Sports Science (AKK), Bekam Thibbun Nabawi and Critical Disease Therapy from Pusat Rawatan Syifa, and he is officially recognised as a Registered Traditional & Complementary Medicine Practitioner (T&CM) by the Ministry of Health Malaysia, KKM.

During his student years at Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) Kedah, Cikgu Wan was actively engaged in the arts and cultural scene. He served as Head of the Theatre Bureau (2002), Secretary of UiTM Kedah Athletic Club (UKAC) and President of the Cultural and Arts Council (2003), reflecting an early commitment to sport, creative expression, cultural preservation, and the promotion of Malay artistic heritage. Beyond this, he also demonstrated his organisational and administrative skills through roles as Secretary for Pertubuhan Perguruan Harimau Putih (PPHP) 2018-2025, Secretary for Pertubuhan Seni Silat Jejak Panglima Malaysia (PSSJPM) 2013-2017, and currently as Assistant Secretary for Dunia Seni Silat Melayu (DSSM) Selangor. These leadership positions illustrate his long-standing dedication to fostering community engagement and continuity within Malaysia’s martial arts and cultural ecosystem.

Cikgu Wan’s martial arts background is extensive. He trained in Kuntau under the late Arshad (Md Isa), Tomoi & Silat Seni Gayong under the late Cikgu Syukor Mat Yasin, Silat Harimau Putih under Cikgu Taridi Abdullah, and Muay Thai Singa Malaya under Kru Ali. He has held coaching and jurulatih roles in Silat Seni Gayong (2001–2004) and Gurulatih in Silat Harimau Putih (2012–present), demonstrating both technical mastery and pedagogical expertise. His contributions include serving as Deputy Head of the Western Division (PSSJPM, 2013–2017) and Deputy Chief of the Dewan Hulubalang (DSSM Selangor, 2020–2023), highlighting his ongoing leadership within the martial arts community.

His training in traditional healing and Malay philosophy is equally distinguished. Rooted in family heritage through his grandparents, mother and father, Cikgu Wan received mentorship from a lineage of respected healers and masters, including the late Cikgu Syukor Mat Yasin, Cikgu Rahim Helang Putih, Arwah Abah Man Bangi, Toklang Haji Idris Bruas, and the Harimau Putih masters Cikgu Taridi, Guru Kamal, Guru Faisal, and Guru Ahmad Solihin. These experiences shaped his holistic understanding of energy, spiritual practice, and metaphysical knowledge, which he integrates into his work as a healer and educator.

Cikgu Wan’s athletic achievements further underscore his lifelong commitment to physical discipline and performance. As a student, he excelled in track and field (100m, 200m, 4x100m) and football, representing SMKSAT and later UiTM Kedah (UKAC). He competed in SUKDA 2000, Silat Olahraga, Tomoi and Muay Thai tournaments, and events such as Pusaka Ultimate Fight (2017), demonstrating versatility and competitive spirit across multiple sports disciplines.

Entrepreneurially, Cikgu Wan established Warisan Gerak Alif Resources (2013–2023), a platform for therapy and traditional healing, which later evolved into Warisan Academy Centre (WAC, 2013–Present). Through WAC, he leads initiatives in cultural preservation, traditional therapy, martial arts education, and metaphysical research, fostering a global appreciation for indigenous wisdom and Malay heritage.

As an author and independent researcher, Cikgu Wan’s notable works include “The Unseen Nexus: A Comparative Study of Spiritual Entities in Global Cosmologies” and “Metaphysics Comprehensive”. His scholarship reflects a dedication to bridging ancient knowledge and modern understanding, exploring the intersections of culture, spirituality, and human consciousness.

In recognition of his contributions, Cikgu Wan has received numerous awards and honours, including Seri Paduka Laksamana Panglima (2018) from Pertubuhan Perguruan Harimau Putih (PPHP), the prestigious designation of Anak Emas SMKSAT (2000) and Honorary Ph.D in Metaphysic. His multifaceted career exemplifies a harmonious integration of corporate acumen, traditional knowledge, cultural leadership, athletic discipline, and metaphysical insight, positioning him as a leading figure in Malaysia’s contemporary heritage and wellness landscape.

 

Eleazar Zeneal @ Zen

 

Wan Mohamad Khairul bin Wan Md Ghazali (Zen)

🌿 Heritage Educator & Applied Plant Expert

Title at WAC: Instructor of Plant Heritage Program & Holistic Wellness Mentor Date of Birth: April 26, 1988 Silat Rank: Zen

📜 Brief Bio & Background

Wan Mohamad Khairul, widely known as Zen, is a key pillar in channeling knowledge of natural heritage and wellness at the Warisan Academy Centre.

His interest in plants and herbal knowledge was sparked from a young age, particularly through experiences accompanying his late grandfather. Though his initial purpose was not fishing, he eventually developed a deep passion for the function and benefits of nature to the human body.

After completing secondary school, Zen delved into Silat, beginning his practice with Silat Gayong before actively joining Perguruan Harimau Putih in 2018. This background complements his understanding of physical and internal balance.

From 2019 to 2023, Zen was seriously involved in traditional healing (rawatan perbomohan). However, in 2024, he made the decision to focus entirely on education—deepening his religious studies and structuring a curriculum based on plant knowledge—a crucial transition to systematically document and teach this heritage through WAC.

🌟 Skills & Expertise

Zen brings a unique combination of skills to the Warisan Academy Centre:

1. Applied Plants and Herbalism: Expertise in identifying and utilizing various plants for daily use and beneficial bodily functions.

2. Holistic Wellness Guidance: Capable of providing profound psychological guidance, addressing the root causes of issues from both physical and metaphysical perspectives.

3. Traditional Silat Arts: Proficiency in Silat Gayong and Harimau Putih, contributing to cultural performances and character-building training.

🎬 Community & Cultural Involvement

Zen has been active in promoting Silat and heritage on public platforms:

• Secretariat for the Urusetia Kursus Jati Diri Ulu Beranang (2024–2025)

• Silat Performer at Pentas Aksi Silat Melayu, MAEPS (2024)

• Silat Performer at Pendekar Berselawat, Dataran Merdeka (2023)

📚 Education

• Diploma in Management Technology (Major in Business Study) (2006–2009)

🎯 Personal Goal (Aligned with WAC's Mission)

"To educate the nation's children about the natural world and the importance of plants and their function for the well-being of all mankind."

Rezduan Pa'at

Traditional Healer & Silat Practitioner

Rezduan Paat is a certified traditional healer, inner energy practitioner, and silat exponent under Pertubuhan Perguruan Harimau Putih. His work integrates the disciplines of martial arts, inner strength cultivation, and traditional healing method rooted in Malay and Islamic heritage.

With more than ten years of experience in healing and spiritual energy practices, Rezduan has treated various conditions including sihir (spiritual disturbances), saka (ancestral spirits), pengasihan (emotional binding), susuk (body charm), and infants weakened by low spiritual energy. His methods combine doa, zikir, rukyah, energy channeling, and the use of traditional Malay healing techniques guided by faith and sincerity.

Rezduan’s philosophy centers on balance — between the seen and unseen, strength and compassion, body and soul. Through silat, he continues to nurture physical discipline and inner resilience, while his healing practice restores harmony to those seeking spiritual and emotional recovery.

His mission is to preserve, practice, and modernize the wisdom of traditional Malay healing and silat, empowering others to reconnect with their natural energy and divine purpose.

Daim Hamdan

Professional Profile

Mohd Daim Hamdan is an experienced practitioner of Traditional Malay Medicine with a strong foundation in martial arts and rehabilitation therapy. He began his involvement as a martial arts athlete from 2009 to 2015, during which he trained extensively in various combat techniques and indigenous self-defence disciplines. This background laid the groundwork for his deep understanding of body structure, muscular movement, and physical injury recovery.

His interest in therapeutic practice developed during his college years, where he actively engaged in sports massage and rehabilitation treatments, particularly for athletes. He is also a member of Silat KHP (Keilmuan Harimau Putih), a martial arts lineage that emphasizes balance between physical strength and advanced inner or spiritual mastery.

As a practitioner of Traditional Malay Medicine, Mohd Daim applies inherited healing methods that encompass traditional massage, spiritual practices, and healing efforts rooted in ancestral knowledge. His expertise is transmitted through a lineage of teachers connected to the traditions of Malay scholars and warriors, integrating prayers, zikir (remembrance), and spiritual disciplines as complementary elements to physical treatment.

Areas of Expertise:

• Sports massage and rehabilitation therapy for muscle injuries, joint issues, and physical fatigue

• Traditional treatment for fractures and post-stroke recovery

• Spiritual healing and energy-based treatments for internal and external disturbances

• Body energy balancing addressing physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being

This profile reflects Mohd Daim Hamdan’s holistic approach to supporting individual well-being through the integration of physical and spiritual knowledge grounded in Malay traditional heritage.

Sam Zulkarnain

 Martial Arts Instructor & Traditional Healer 

Sam Zulkarnain is a dedicated martial arts instructor and traditional healer specializing in Traditional Malays Art. He has a strong background in Silat and Muay Thai, and since 2020, he has been actively teaching Silat Harimau Putih — blending traditional Malay martial philosophy with modern combat methods to cultivate discipline, strength, and inner balance among his students.

From 2021 to 2025, Sam has participated in various combat sports such as F3 Strike and Full-Contact Silat Championships (FCSC), gaining extensive experience in competitive fighting and event coordination.

In addition to martial arts, Sam is also an experienced traditional healer, focusing on spiritual and energy-based therapies rooted in Malay and Islamic traditions, particularly traditional massage, ruqyah and traditional healing practices. His holistic approach emphasizes both physical and spiritual well-being.

Sam is also active in organizing and coordinating martial arts performances and cultural showcases, representing his school in official events and heritage festivals. His dedication to both martial arts and traditional healing reflects his mission to preserve, promote, and modernize Malay heritage for future generations.

He also holds a Class C Silat Instructor Licence from the National Coaching Academy (Akademi Kejurulatihan Kebangsaan) under KBS, an SPKK Level 1 certificate from PESAKA Malaysia, and a Level 1 certification in Sport Sciences, as well as a Coaching Authorization (Tauliah Kejurulatihan) from Pertubuhan Perguruan Harimau Putih.

Zahrin Shariff Nordin

Alternative Healer  & Certified Silat Coach

Zahrin Shariff Nordin is a respected alternative healer, energy practitioner, and certified Silat coach whose work reflects the integration of physical discipline, spiritual awareness, and holistic healing.

With more than seven years of experience in the field of energy and spiritual therapy, Zahrin has developed a distinctive approach that unites traditional healing wisdom with contemporary understanding. His practice is guided by the belief that every human being carries both visible and invisible dimensions — where energy, intention, and divine connection coexist as the essence of balance and well-being.

Zahrin’s philosophy rests on a simple yet profound truth: every being carries light, every soul radiates energy, and every wound awaits healing through sincere intention. His sessions embody this principle through the combination of prayer, remembrance, and focused energy work. Each encounter is conducted with calmness, discretion, and compassion, allowing individuals to experience healing not only in body, but also in heart and spirit.

Beyond his healing work, Zahrin is an accredited Silat coach, holding an SPKK Level 1 Coaching Certificate from PESAKA Malaysia, the national Silat federation. His teaching extends beyond martial technique — he views Silat as a spiritual discipline that cultivates inner strength, humility, and self-awareness. Through movement and mindfulness, he guides his students to discover harmony between power and peace, discipline and compassion.

Zahrin’s holistic approach bridges energy work and martial discipline as two complementary paths toward self-mastery. Through his guidance, many have learned to interpret pain as a lesson, adversity as transformation, and stillness as strength. His dedication to both healing and Silat reflects a lifelong commitment to nurturing balance — between the physical and the spiritual, the visible and the unseen.

For Zahrin, the essence of his journey is captured in his personal reflection:

“Light does not seek shadows — it exists to remove them.
Such is the nature of energy born from a sincere heart.”