Mahnun Mat Isa, 40, said she was surprised to find the words “Allah” and “Muhammad” printed on a banner held by a “terrorist-like” character in the game set.

“What’s more shocking is that the terrorist character resembled a man with a head cloth,” she said, adding that the toy which she purchased at a toy shop in Taiping was made in China.

“I came to know about it when my son who was playing with the toy showed me the ‘terrorist’ character holding a banner which displayed the words ‘Allah’ and ‘Muhammad’,” she told reporters here yesterday.

Mahnun said she immediately lodged a police report and informed the Perak Islamic Religious Council (Maipk) in Parit Buntar on May 25.

Meanwhile, Kerian police chief Supt Omar Bakhtiar Yaacob, when contacted, confirmed receiving a report from the teacher.