TopicsPolitician AnalysisNoor Azman Ghazali
Noor Azman Ghazali
- Party
- BERSATU · Malaysian United Indigenous Party
- Coalition
- PN
- Constituency
- Alor Pongsu
- State
- Perak
Why this matters to you
As the ADUN for Alor Pongsu, Noor Azman Ghazali is the primary elected representative accountable to residents of this Perak state constituency for matters such as local infrastructure, welfare aid, and the use of constituency development funds. His scrutiny of the Perak state budget — including calls for targeted fuel subsidies and a special sitting on the state surplus — directly bears on how public funds are directed to lower-income Perakians in the Bagan Serai area (Source: sinarharian.com.my/article/776498). Residents with concerns about local land use, public amenities, religious facilities, and state-level social assistance can direct representations through his office as the sitting ADUN (Source: sinarharian.com.my/article/280994).
Summary
Noor Azman bin Ghazali is the BERSATU ADUN for Alor Pongsu (N10) in Perak, elected in GE15 (November 2022) with a majority of 4,015 votes under the Perikatan Nasional banner. He serves as an opposition assemblyman in the Perak State Legislative Assembly and is the younger brother of former Bagan Serai MP Noor Azmi Ghazali. He drew national attention in 2025 for raising the issue of non-Muslim ownership of mosque land during a state assembly sitting, which triggered a public fundraising effort that collected over RM1.8 million in 36 hours.
Biography
Noor Azman bin Ghazali is a Malaysian politician serving as Member of the Perak State Legislative Assembly (ADUN) for Alor Pongsu since November 2022 [1]. He is a member of Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (BERSATU), a component party of the Perikatan Nasional (PN) coalition [1]. He contested the Alor Pongsu state seat under the PN banner in the 15th General Election (GE15) held on 19 November 2022, winning with 10,622 votes — a 37.1% vote share — and a majority of 4,015 over his nearest rival [2]. He sits as an opposition ADUN in the Perak State Legislative Assembly, as Perak is governed by the Pakatan Harapan-Barisan Nasional unity government at the state level [3]. Noor Azman is the younger brother of Noor Azmi Ghazali, the former Member of Parliament for Bagan Serai [1]. He gained wider public attention in May 2025 when he raised the issue of a portion of Masjid Jamek Ar-Ridzuan's land in Alor Pongsu being owned by a non-Muslim individual during the Perak State Assembly sitting on 16 April 2025. The public and state government response led to more than RM1.8 million being raised within 36 hours to repurchase the land [4]. He is reported to be approximately 62 years of age as of 2025 [4]. His pre-political background has not been detailed in available allowlist sources.
Known for
Noor Azman Ghazali is known for his community-level welfare work in Alor Pongsu, including personally distributing disposable diapers to ill and needy residents — earning him the informal title 'YB Pampers' [4]. He drew statewide attention in 2025 when he raised the issue of mosque land ownership in the Perak State Assembly, directly catalysing a public fundraising drive that collected over RM1.8 million in 36 hours [4]. As an opposition ADUN, he regularly challenges the Perak state government on fiscal accountability, subsidy targeting, and Islamic education funding [3].
Political positions
Noor Azman Ghazali sits in opposition to the Perak state government and has consistently called for more targeted social assistance. He has proposed that the Perak state government implement better-targeted subsidies for those truly in need, particularly for fuel assistance, and has urged the government to convene a special sitting to decide how to utilise a reported RM85 million state revenue surplus to help Perakians affected by global economic pressures [3]. On religious and educational matters, he has questioned the Perak government over the allocation of RM1.8 million to nine Chinese private schools (SUWA), raising concerns about comparatively lower allocations to Islamic religious schools — a position the Menteri Besar responded to by citing a separate RM10 million allocation to Islamic educational institutions [5]. He has also raised matters of local governance, including the diversion of public sporting facilities — specifically a futsal court in Taman Serai Jaya for which he had secured RM100,000 in government funding — to a private housing developer without prior notice [3]. His advocacy on mosque land issues reflects a focus on protecting Islamic religious assets within his constituency.
References
Political career
- November 2022Contested and won the N10 Alor Pongsu state seat in GE15 under the Perikatan Nasional (BERSATU) banner, securing 10,622 votes (37.1%) with a majority of 4,015.⛓
- 16 April 2025Raised the issue of non-Muslim ownership of a portion of Masjid Jamek Ar-Ridzuan's land in the Perak State Assembly sitting, triggering widespread public and government response.⛓
- May 2025Public fundraising driven by his DUN intervention raised more than RM1.8 million within 36 hours to repurchase the mosque land. The landowner agreed to prioritise selling to the mosque committee.⛓
- September 2025Described the mosque land episode as fulfilling his duty as ADUN; reported to be approximately 62 years of age at time of report.⛓
- October 2025Participated in the debate on the Islamic Religious Schools Control Enactment (Perak) 2025 in the State Assembly, questioning the allocation of RM1.8 million to nine Chinese private schools relative to Islamic schools.⛓
- April 2026Called on the Perak state government to announce targeted subsidy measures and convene a special sitting to allocate the state's reported RM85 million revenue surplus to help residents affected by the global economic crisis.⛓
Election history
- 2022Alor Pongsu (N10), PerakWon37.1%⛓
Stance evolution
Public statements grouped chronologically. The party tag shows which party the politician was contesting under at that point.
- 2026BERSATU
Kalau betul ada RM85 juta surplus, saya rasa kerajaan negeri kena buat sidang khas macam mana kita nak belanjakan RM85 juta itu untuk tolong rakyat Perak yang terkesan
- 2025BERSATU
Ini satu perkembangan yang sangat melegakan
- 2022BERSATU
Bagi mereka yang bekerja, pampers berharga RM18 hingga RM20 itu mungkin kecil nilainya tapi bagi orang susah, harga itu mahal.
Perspectives on key issues
- VerifiedFactsNoor Azman Ghazali won the N10 Alor Pongsu state seat in GE15 on 19 November 2022 with 10,622 votes (37.1% share) and a majority of 4,015. He is a BERSATU member under the Perikatan Nasional coalition and sits as an opposition ADUN in the Perak State Legislative Assembly.⛓
- OppositionAs an opposition ADUN, Noor Azman has called on the Perak state government to implement better-targeted subsidies for genuinely eligible recipients and to convene a special session on deploying the state's RM85 million revenue surplus to assist Perakians affected by rising costs.⛓
- GovernmentPerak Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Saarani Mohamad responded to Noor Azman's DUN debate on school funding by citing that the state government had allocated nearly RM10 million to Islamic educational institutions — exceeding the RM1.8 million allocated to Chinese private schools that Noor Azman had referenced.⛓
- PublicFollowing Noor Azman's raising of the Masjid Jamek Ar-Ridzuan land issue in the state assembly, mosques across Perak collected over RM327,830 in four days as part of a statewide Friday prayer fundraising effort, demonstrating a broad community response to the issue he tabled.⛓
Sources
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