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Muhammad Amir Fiqri
- Party
- MUDA · Malaysian United Democratic Alliance
- Constituency
- Maharani
- State
- Johor
Summary
Muhammad Amir Fiqri Mustapha, 30, is MUDA's Information Chief for the Muar Division and a special officer to Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman, with a background in constituency service work [1]. He is contesting the Maharani state seat (N15) in the 16th Johor State Election on 11 July 2026 as a first-time candidate under MUDA's banner [2]. His public record centres on anti-corruption advocacy and calls for institutional reform, consistent with MUDA's youth-driven, progressive political platform [3].
Biography
Muhammad Amir Fiqri Mustapha, 30, is a Malaysian United Democratic Alliance (MUDA) politician from Muar, Johor. He serves as Information Chief of MUDA Muar Division [2] and has worked as a special officer to Muar Member of Parliament Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman [4]. Malaysiakini reported that Amir Fiqri is among the key figures behind the services and assistance programmes of the Muar MP's office [5]. In June 2026, MUDA president Amira Aisya Abdul Aziz announced him as the party's candidate for the Maharani state seat (N15) in the 16th Johor State Election, with polling day set for 11 July 2026 [2]. Free Malaysia Today described all four MUDA candidates named at the time — including Amir Fiqri — as first-timers who are active in community and constituency work [6]. He is also commonly referred to by the nickname 'Amir Jack' in English-language media [4]. Amir Fiqri has spoken publicly on governance and anti-corruption issues, criticising Pakatan Harapan for what he characterised as normalising corruption through its cooperation with Barisan Nasional [3]. The Maharani constituency had 40,040 registered voters ahead of the 2026 election and was held by PN-PAS following the 2022 polls with a majority of 1,037 [7]. His candidacy is part of MUDA's effort to expand beyond its single Johor seat held since 2022 [8].
Known for
Muhammad Amir Fiqri is known as a grassroots MUDA operative in the Muar area, serving as Information Chief of MUDA Muar Division and as a key member of the Muar MP's constituency service operation [1]. He is a vocal advocate on anti-corruption and institutional reform, publicly calling out Pakatan Harapan's governance record [3]. His 2026 Johor state election candidacy for Maharani marks his first bid for elected office [6].
Political positions
Amir Fiqri has publicly aligned himself with MUDA's reform-oriented platform. In a September 2023 statement, Sinar Daily reported him criticising Pakatan Harapan for what he described as openly normalising corruption through its partnership with Barisan Nasional, and questioning whether PH's promises of institutional reform prior to the 15th General Election had been fulfilled. He argued that the government's prior two-thirds majority meant there was no excuse to delay legislative or institutional changes. For the 2026 Johor election, MUDA's announced policy platform — the 'Kontrak Muda Johor 2026' — centres on three priority areas: cost of living and job opportunities, state-level governance reforms, and climate change and environmental challenges [6]. These positions reflect MUDA's broader positioning as a youth-driven, multi-racial, pro-democracy party that champions progressive values and reform [8].
References
Before politics
- Pre-2022Muhammad Amir Fiqri Mustapha served as a special officer to Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman, playing a key role in the services and assistance programmes of the Muar MP's office.⛓
Political career
- Pre-June 2026Appointed Information Chief of MUDA Muar Division, cementing his role as a senior MUDA party official in the Muar area.⛓
- September 2023As MUDA Muar Information Chief, publicly criticised Pakatan Harapan's governance record, arguing the unity government was normalising corruption through cooperation with Barisan Nasional and had failed to deliver on reform promises.⛓
- 22 June 2026Announced by MUDA president Amira Aisya Abdul Aziz as the party's candidate for the Maharani state seat (N15) in the 16th Johor State Election, with polling day set for 11 July 2026.⛓
- 27 June 2026Confirmed by the Election Commission as one of four candidates contesting the Maharani (N15) seat in the 16th Johor State Election, alongside candidates from PN-PAS, BN-UMNO, and PH-Amanah.⛓
Election history
- 2026Maharani (N15), JohorPending⛓
Stance evolution
Public statements grouped chronologically. The party tag shows which party the politician was contesting under at that point.
- 2023MUDA
Continue with this attitude and see the public punish PH for not implementing its promises to fight corruption.
The excuse of giving them time could no longer be used, 20 years of preaching on reform was only empty words and without a plan?
Perspectives on key issues
- VerifiedFactsMuhammad Amir Fiqri is a first-time state election candidate, aged 30. He holds the position of MUDA Muar Information Chief and previously served as special officer to Muar MP Syed Saddiq. The Maharani seat had 40,040 registered voters for the 2026 election and was held by PN-PAS in 2022 with a majority of 1,037.⛓
- GovernmentNo statement from the incumbent Johor state government regarding Amir Fiqri's candidacy was found in the sourced allowlist publications at time of drafting.⛓
- OppositionMUDA president Amira Aisya Abdul Aziz described Amir Fiqri and other new candidates as first-timers who are active in community and constituency work, with party policy centring on cost of living, state reforms, and climate change.⛓
- PublicMalaysiakini reported that Amir Fiqri is among the key figures behind the services and assistance programmes run through the Muar MP's office, suggesting prior community-level engagement in the Muar area.⛓
Sources
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