"My scope of work is to compile books, create catalog notes, maintain library cleanliness, and provide customer service." "I often work alone in the library, occasionally there are colleagues from out of town who come," explained Haziq. Haziq admitted that he enjoys working alone because it makes him feel calm and allows him to focus on his work. However, there are times when Haziq feels burdened by the many tasks that he has to complete on his own."

According to Haziq, the public library was opened in the 1970s and is located in the middle of Beluru Town, which has a population of around 1,000 people. "The nearest city is Miri, which is 74 kilometers (km) away. If you take the highway, it takes about one and a half hours," explained Haziq.

"However, Haziq once heard stories from the locals that the land for building the library is famously haunted. 'This place is said to be 'creepy' and many previous staff members have been disturbed. But I strengthen my heart because I want to work,' said Haziq. Unveiling the past history of the Beluru Town library, Haziq revealed that local residents say that the land of the library used to be a 'settlement' for supernatural beings."

"The incident happened two years ago, when I just started working there. It is still fresh in my memory, on Thursday at 4.30 pm after Ashar prayer. At that time, I was working on a list of books to be stored in the warehouse. Suddenly, the front door of the library was opened as if someone entered," he said.

That was when Haziq's hair stood on end. He felt the presence of supernatural beings accompanying him in the library. "I already feel uneasy. To avoid bad things from happening, I will finish the work immediately," he said. In the following days, Haziq decided to go to work as usual because he needed money. So, he had to strengthen his mental state.

"Not long after that, I asked for help from a friend who has a sixth sense to 'see' the library. He said he did see a 'creature' living in the library. My friend only dared to look from the outside," said Haziq."

His friend suggested to Haziq to 'clean up' the library by bringing in an ustaz. "The ustaz is willing but the condition is that the 'cleaning' process can only be done from a distance because they are afraid the situation will worsen," said Haziq. Using his cellphone in loudspeaker mode, Haziq walked to every corner of the library while playing the recitation of holy verses from the ustaz.