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Penang karate star Muhammad Arif eyes Asian Games 2026 comeback

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PENANG’S national karate kumite athlete, Muhammad Arif Afifuddin Ab Malik, 26, has proven that determination and patience can lead to glory, even in the face of adversity.   In an exclusive interview with Buletin Mutiara, Arif shared that his journey in karate began thanks to his father’s encouragement.   His elder siblings were the first...
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Penang karate star Muhammad Arif eyes Asian Games 2026 comeback

PENANG’S national karate kumite athlete, Muhammad Arif Afifuddin Ab Malik, 26, has proven that determination and patience can lead to glory, even in the face of adversity.   In an exclusive interview with Buletin Mutiara, Arif shared that his journey in karate began thanks to his father’s encouragement.   His elder siblings were the first...

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Buletin Mutiara broke the news in on Wednesday, July 16, 2025.
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