Former PAS vice-president Husam Musa will be organising a dialogue session on Nov 13 and reveal whether he would be leaving the Islamist party or otherwise.

“I will answer at the ‘Demo Tanya Ambo Jawab’ (They Ask, I Answer) dialogue session,” Husam told Malaysiakini when contacted.

The dialogue session will be held at the Dewan Kelab Suara Muda, Kota Baru, at around 9pm.

The Salor assemblyperson was responding to PAS Dewan Ulama chief Mahfodz Mohamed, who urged him to leave the party following his criticisms of party president Abdul Hadi Awang.

Husam previously said that Abdul Hadi had admitted to having made plans to form a unity government with Umno in Selangor.

Last Friday, Husam had shared a video of his ceramah session in Pasar Kedai Mulong, Kota Baru, during which he had first made the claims against Abdul Hadi.

In response, Mahfodz reportedly told Malay daily Sinar Harian that Husam’s heart seems to no longer be with PAS and suggested he should perhaps instead join other former party leaders who had formed Parti Amanah Negara.

“We do not know the reason behind his open criticisms. Was it because of his loss at the recent muktamar (general assembly)?

“We do not want any wolves in sheep’s clothing to compromise the party. It is better (for Husam) to leave and join his friends in Amanah,” said Mahfodz.

On Oct 9, Husam had reportedly responded to his critics from PAS by declaring that he will remain loyal with the party to his death.