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• TextGeologiGunung Mulu

  Geology

  Penerangan tentang kedudukan serta geologi Taman Negara Gunung Mulu
• TextGeomorfologiGunung Mulu

  Geomorphology

  Penerangan tentang landskap unik dan pelbagai yang terbentuk daripada faktor geologi serta proses geomorfologi
• TextKeterjaminan makanan

  Paras air Empangan Bukit Merah belum cukup untuk tanaman padi

  Masalah kekurangan bekalan air di Empangan Bukit Merah terus menghantui pesawah apabila paras air semasa didapati masih belum mencapai tahap minimun diperlukan.
• Journal of the Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society

  The bridge plan was a strategy during the Malayan Emergency, introduced by Sir Harold Briggs in 1950 to defeat the communist insurgency.
• TextKeterjaminan makanan

  Perubahan iklim, cuaca ekstrem ancam kestabilan ekonomi negara

  Malaysia semakin terdedah kepada perubahan cuaca ekstremlebih kerap yang memberi tekanan terhadap infrastruktur dan menjejaskan keterjaminan makanan.
• Journal of the Malayan Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society

  Instead of relying only on military force, it focused on cutting off support to the Malayan National Liberation Army by relocating rural populations into controlled New Villages. This prevented guerrillas from getting food and supplies while security forces maintauned pressure.
• TextKonflik Iran-Amerika Syarikat

  Iran serang AS di Selat Hormuz

  Kami memberi amaran bahawa mana-mana angkatan tentera asing, khususnya tentera agresif AS, jika mereka berniat menghampiri dan memasuki Selat Hormuz, mereka akan diserang.
• TextKeterjaminan makanan

  Bekalan beras cukup hingga hujung tahun

  Bekalan makanan negara kekal terkawal dan stabil bagi jangka pendek meskipun dunia berdepan krisis bekalan global
• Globalisasi dan Kesan Negatif ke Atas Budaya

  Menerangkan tentang globalisasi yang mempengaruhi sosial
• TextKeterjaminan makanan

  90% pesawah tangguh tanam padi

  Kira-kira 90 peratus pesawah di negeri ini menangguh aktiviti penanaman padi
• TextKeterjaminan makanan

  Industri makanan negara perlu lebih berdaya tahan

  Malaysia kini berdepan dengan satu realiti baharu yang semakin kompleks apabila pelbagai krisis serentak mula memberi tekanan kepada sistem makanan negara
• TextSekolah Vernakular

  Kerajaan beri jaminan tidak tutup SJKT dan SJKC

  Menteri Pendidikan, Fadhlina Sidek berkata kerajaan MADANI tidak akan menutup SJKT dan SJKC malah mempertahankan kedua-dua sekolah ini.
• Journal of the Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society

  Oliver Lyttelton's Reccomendation were made during the Malayan Emergency after his visit to Malaya in 1951 to assess the worsening security situation. He found that the Home Guard system was poorly organized and divided between Malay kampong guards and Chinese New Villagfe guards, with weak coordination and unequal development.
• TextKeterjaminan makanan

  RISDA kukuh ekosistem ternakan

  RISDA terus memperkasa ekosistem ternakan menerusi peluasan peranan dalam sektor agromakanan negara
• Memecah Hegeomi Modenisme

• Textwar

  History of the Intellectual Development of the Malay Language

  Explains how the Malay language developed into a language through classical texts, scholars, and outside influences like trade and Islam. It shows Malay becoming an important medium for intellectual and cultural expression.
• TextKeterjaminan makanan

  Rugi RM100,000 dalam lima tahun gajah rosakkan kebun

  Seorang pekebun mengalami kerugian hampir RM20,000 selepas kebunnya diseroboh sekumpulan gajah liar yang merosakkan tanaman nanas jenis MD2
• Textwar

  Cam Manuscript about the Rija Ceremony in Campa, which is associated with the Arrival of a Malay Prince to Campa

  The article describes a Cham manuscript on the Rija ceremony linked to a Malay prince’s arrival in Campa. It highlights the ritual’s cultural and spiritual importance, showing connections between Malay and Cham traditions.
• Mahathir Pemikir Budaya Melayu Baru

  Mengupas peranan Tun. Dr Mahathir mohammad dalam membentuk budaya melayu baru Malaysia melalui kepimpinan dan pemikirannya.
• Journal of the Malayan Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society

  The Panembahan lived on an island called Trusan, where the village of Gelaherang was located. This had been the capital. The river was navigable for small local boats, which could reach the town and anchor at a spot known as Lubuk Sauh.
• TextPolitik Malaysia

  Our broken democracy : one year after March 8, much of the abuse and nonsense still remains.

  When the unlikely opposition coalition Pakatan Harapan (PR) realised they had thumped the mighty Barisan Nasional (BN) in 8 March 2008...
• Textwar

  Shifting the focus from the Text and the Authorship of the Text to the Text and the Owner(s) of the Text: Processing the Phenomenon of MSS 1589

  This article shifts focus from the author to the owners of the text, examining how MSS 1589 was used, preserved, and passed down. It highlights the role of owners in shaping the manuscript's history and meaning
• TextKeterjaminan makanan

  Kebun nanas diserang 11 ekor gajah

  Seorang pekebun nanas menanggung kerugian lebih RM100,000 apabila ladagnya di Projek Pertanian Lembah Gelanggi, Pulau Tawar sudah tiga kali diserang kawanan gajah sejak 5 tahun lalu
• Textwar

  The Maintenance of a New Edition of Malay Manuscripts: Reconstructing the Original Text?

  This article discusses efforts to reconstruct original Malay texts when producing new editions, focusing on editing methods and challenges in preserving accuracy and authenticity.
• Perubahan Budaya Malaysia

  Mengulas kesan globalisasi terhadap perubahan budaya Malaysia dan peranan tamadun berteraskan nilai murni
• Text

  Iran ancam balas serangan

  Teheran memberi amaran bahawa sebarang tindakan agresif akan dibalas dengan serangan berpanjangan dan menyakitkan
• TextPolitik Malaysia

  Malaysia : A lost democracy? (Part 2) : People of goodwill must continue to strive to bring about change : we can rebuild the country into a aland where we do not live in fear, but in freedom.

  The founders envisaged a Goverment for all Malaysians. Even Tun Dr. Mahathir spoke about it. One of the elements of...
• Textwar

  Imam Al-Ghazali and the Advice of Al-Muluk (The Advice of Scholars on Government Etiquette)

  This article discusses the guidance of Imam al-Ghazali on governance, highlighting ethical advice from scholars to rulers. It focuses on proper conduct, justice, and moral responsibility in leadership.
• Journal of the Malayan Branch of the Royal Asisatic Society

  The English ship captains sailed in Asian water had been sailing in the region for twelve years such as from Bengal to Batavia it called Penang, via the stag called at Malacca.
• TextKeterjaminan makanan

  500 penduduk hadapi masalah air akibat kemarau panjang

  Lebih 500 penduduk Kampung Tok Deh dan Lubok Gong Hilir berdepan masalah bekalan air susulan kemarau panjang beberapa bulan lalu
• TextPolitik Malaysia

  A window into Malaysia's past and future aspirations : The Launch of Malaya's First Year at the United Nations as Reflected in Dr Ismail's Reports Home to Tunku Abdul Rahman (ISEAS 2009)

  The domestic politics of a country is unavoidably reflected in its external politics, and vice versa. This is not...
• Journal of the Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society

  common misunderstandings about monsoon wind patterns and their role in historical maritime trade across the Indian ocean and Southeast Asia. While it is often believed that ships followed a simple one-way seasonal pattern and returing west with the southwest monsoon. However the reality was more complex.
• Text

  Iran dakwa Amerika Syarikat keluar kenyataan bercanggah

  5 orang awam terbunuh dalam serangan AS ke atas bot kargo kecil di Selat Hormuz
• Journal of the Malayan Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society

  Evidence from the 1431 Chinese expedition demonstrates that sailors adapted flexibly to changing wind systems. Rather than strictly following a fixed directional cycle, fleets could travel both eastward and westward within the same monsoon season. For example, Chinese ship sailed from China to Java on the winter monsoon, then continued to Malacca during the southwest monsoon, and later crossed the Indian Ocean to Hormuz during the northeast monsoon. , returning again within that same seasonal patters.
• Journal of the Malayan Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society

  The passage explain that sailing routes were heavily influenced not just by wind direction but by seasonal weather conditions. Stormy monsoon periods often made certain coastal harbors in accessible, such as the east coast of the Malay peninsula during the musim tutup kuala and the west coast of India during the southwest monsoon. These environmental constrains shaped navigation strategies more than simplistic wind model suggests.
• Text

  AS-Israel serang Iran

  AS,Iran saling berbalas tembakan di Selat Hormuz, UAE dakwa Tehran serang loji tenaga di Fujairah
• Journal of the Malayan Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society

  The text correct the misconception that the southwest monsoon moves in a straightward diagonal path from Africa to Southeast Asia. In reality, it develops progressively, beginning near Aceh, then reaching Sri Lanka, and finally the west coast of India.
• TextPolitik Malaysia

  This festive season, your Rm10 can make a difference : if every reader chips in, Aliran's financial woes can be resolved.

  For over 30 years, Aliran has been a beacon for Malaysian society in many important ways. Aliran provides a rallying...
• TextPolitik Malaysia

  Impending death of the rule of law and public security

  The police torture of car park attendant, B. Prabakar during interrogation at the Brickfields police district headquarters on 23 December 2008...
• TextPolitik Malaysia

  Some thoughts on the assembly : Assembly of the World forum for Alternatives and the network of intellectuals and artists in defence of humanity

  We were some 200 participants who had journeyed from more 50 countries, from far and near, to this world-wide...
• Globalisasi dan Cabaran Budaya Melayu

  Kesan globalisasi terhadap budaya Melayu serta cabaran yang dihadapi dalam mempertahankan identiti budaya tempatan.
• Journal of the Malayan Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society

  The term navigation did not the originally mean precise position-finding as it does today. It referred broadly to guiding a ship across open waters., while pilotage described navigation near coastlines using visible landmarks.
• Bahasa Melayu sebagai Wahana Pembinaan Negara Bangsa

  Membincangkan peranan bahasa Melayu sebagai medium penyatuan masyarakat majmuk dan asas pembinaan identiti kebangsaan di Malaysia
• The acquisition of Malay as a second language: A case of the essentiality of culture learning

  This paper argues that Malay is a highly social/cultural context language. As such, acquiring/learning Malay is essentially acquiring/learning (mainstream) Malay culture.
  This paper will attempt to demonstrate the highly social/cultural context of Malay by discussing some of its salient affective characteristics from frameworks that have been developed within anthropological and sociological linguistics. By discussing the affective characteristics of Malay, it is inasmuch as dealing with the special characteristics of Malays as an ethnic group.
• Chinese–Malay–Thai interactions and the making of Kelantan Peranakan Chinese ethnicity

  C hinese society in Kelantan is generally understood in terms of a division between town/urban Chinese and village/rural rural Chinese. This understanding of the most salient division among local Chinese differs from those that obtain elsewhere in Malaysia. In the country's other states, division by speech-group—into Hokkien, Hakka, Cantonese, Teochiu, Hokchia, and Hainanese, and others is emphasized. This division is taken to give structure to Chinese society in those states. At the heart of the contrasting pattern in Kelantan are the state's rural or village Chinese; members of this latter group are frequently labeled “Peranakan Chinese." ¹ The distinct identity of the Peranakan Chinese of Kelantan derives from more than their mere residence in rural parts of the state rather than in its towns. Their identity embodies an ethnic division that in turn reflects lengthy and complex patterns of Chinese settlement in the state. 2 Historically, the Peranakan Chinese have become extensively assimilated into Kelantan's rural Malay and Thai or Siamese communities, both culturally and linguistically. Marriages between Chinese males and Thai women some two hundred years ago in Patani and Kelantan marked the beginning of the Peranakan Chinese society of Kelantan. In contrast, the group's language shows massive Malay lexical and grammatical borrowing but Thai influence limited to lexical borrowing. The Malay influence is so extensive that it is a constitutive part of the language.
• Journal of the Malayan Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society

  The development of modern navigation techniques began in Europe during the late 15th century, not the early 1420s as often misunderstood. Contrary to popular belief, Prince Henry the Navigater did not initiate advanced oceanic navigations for voyages to Asia. Rather, it was under king John ll of Portugal in the 1470s that significant progress occured. His directive aimed to improve navigation after Portuguese sailors crossed the equator in search of the legendary figure Prester John.
• Textwar

  A Collection of Letters from Raja Ali bin Raja Muhammad/Tengku Nong, who was Called the Shepherd of Malay Business: An Introduction

  Discusses letters by Raja Ali bin Raja Muhammad (Tengku Nong) highlighting his role in developing Malay trade, business networks, and early entrepreunership in the Malay community.
• Media Baharu dan Perubahan Politik di Malaysia

  Meneliti pengaruh media baharu terhadap perubahan budaya politik dan penyertaan masyarakat dalam politik Malaysia.
• Gaya bahasa sastera tulisan A. Samad Said : analisis linguistik / Teo Kok Seong.

• Textwar

  The Quran as a Source of Thought in Malay Islamic Literature

  The Quran is the main foundation of ideas in Malay Islamic literature. It shapes themes such as faith, ethics, law, and spirituality. Malay scholars and writers adapt its teachings into local contexts, producing works like religious texts, poetry, and stories that reflect Islamic values while blending with Malay culture.