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The Malay Race Is Truly A Very Gracious One - Humble and Helpful

BuiKia

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Yes Malay are helpful, especially their girls....

Most of them will gladly help you by giving you a BJ if you ask nice enough and buy them a drink.
 

TemasekIsSickening

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Agree with you. I am glad that you wrote this. They will not hesitate to help someone even it means endangering themselves.

Agreed.

Lieutenant Adnan Zaidi of the Pasir Panjang and Bukit Chandu Stand-off with the marauding Jap invaders gave his life for the defence of Singapore and all her people, irregardless of race, language, religion and culture.

Many Malay policemen were also murdered by elements of the Communist Party of Malaya.

Malays are definitely MUCH BETTER than the PINOYS in our midst.
 

kingrant

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I already inclined to agree with the thread even without raeding the posts. More races shld be like the Malays.
 
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Television

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I would say that Malays on general are much more humble and approachable, They are also more willing to help out a stranger in need.
 

kingrant

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Yes, only the truly callous and ungrateful people are oblivious to how nice the Malays are as a race and simply refuses to show appreciation. The Chinese on the other hand are garrulous, spit if not blowing their noses all over the place, talks loudly on the phones in public, drive their trucks and cars over toddlers and old people without batting an eyelid, make unreasonable demands on bus captains, jump queues at supermarkets and ticket offices, and practically will do anything and everything fake or phoney to cheat you off a few dollars.

One can do a similar litany of ills for the so-called FT Indians from the IT and banking sector.

I would say that Malays on general are much more humble and approachable, They are also more willing to help out a stranger in need.
 

Television

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I can consider myself to be Stereotyping above, But i just needed to put that in light.
 
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Television

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Times have changed, Its 2012 now.

Usually it is easier to be humble when one is lowly educated and poor

What Nonsense. Which school of thoughts did you get this from?
Oh.. Now i Understand why you can come up with such a stupid statement.
Intelligence Study Links Low I.Q. To Prejudice, Racism
 

BuiKia

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Hmmmm....read this? As what this stupid blogger say, There is no way that a Muslim will trust a non-Muslim, so please do not try your luck. Oh... and expect this kind of arguments from them. People prove with DNA that Hang Tuah is Chinese and he proved it with words.


Hang Tuah, a Malay ICON or Chinese IDIOT?

What a great day today, the Chinese New Year, the year of the dragon. To all Malaysian Chinese, and the Chinese world over, I wish all of you a very HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR.

It has been a few years since I came accross some postings, must be by Chinese bloggers, ’touting’ TALES that the Malay WARRIOR ICON, Hang Tuah, and his four almost equally famous comrades-in-arm, Hang Jebat, Hang Kasturi, Hang Lekir and Lekiu, were Chinese.

At first I thought the TALES were not worth a second look. However, I kept on coming across such TALES being repeated by other bloggers, giving me the impression that such TALES may have been ‘swallowed’ as TRUTH by the younger Chinese generation. The paradox is, the Malaysian Chinese UM Professor of History, Prof. Khoo Kay Kim, through his recent statement, is of the belief that Hang Tuah was a mythical figure.

I’m not taking on Prof. Khoo Kay Kim here. On this ouspicious Chinese New Year day, its more relaxing to handle the proponents of the belief that Hang Tuah and his ‘comrade-in-arms’ were Chinese. Their TALES are based on the following: 1. The name of Ming Emperor’s princess ‘presented’ to the Sultan Iskandar Shah of Malacca was Hang Li Po. 2. Names of Hang Tuah, Hang Jebat and others had THREE consonents, typical of Chinese names. Hence their re-naming of Hang Tuah as ‘Hang Too Ah’ and Hang Jebat as ‘Hang Jee Fatt’. 3. According to them, initial name of ‘Hang’ was never used in Malay names. 4. To ‘add spice to the salt’, according to them, certain DNA tests were carried out in ‘America’ of remnants of ‘Hang Too Ah’ dug out from his grave in Malacca proved that he was Chinese.

Its interesting to note that the proponents of the TALES believe that ‘Hang Too Ah’ and his comrades were among the best Chinese Warriors, assigned by the Ming Emperor to safeguard the Princess Hang Li Po in distant land of Malacca. We can not help to believe that, had they been among the best Chinese warriors, they must have been very skillful Kung Fu fighters, most likely using the long Chinese swords as their main weapon for self-defense. In this aspect, the proponents of the TALES need to explain WHY ‘Hang Too Ah’ decided to put aside his Chinese sword in favour of the Malay KERIS, besides being invincibly-skillful in the Malay SILAT rather than the Chinese Kung Fu. Had he found out that SILAT, the Malay art of self-defense, is much superior than the Chinese Kung Fu?

However, by far the most mind-boggling question the proponents of the TALES must tell us is the willingness of the Chinese ‘Hang Too Ah’ to kill his fellow Chinese comrade-in-arm ‘Hang Jee Fatt’ for the sake of a Malay Sultan. Such ‘tragedy’ seemed to contradict their earlier claims that ‘Hang Too Ah’ and his comrade-in-arms were sent by the Chinese Ming Emperor to be the body-guards of the Princes Hang Li Po. Had ‘Hang Too Ah’ and comrade-in-arms changed their allegiance from the Ming Emperor to the Malay Sultan of Malacca?

And that has not taken into consideration a very important historical ‘trade mark’ attached to ‘Hang Too Ah’…to utter a LEGENDARY STATEMENT towards the end of his life, the statement that ‘ TAKKAN MELAYU HILANG DI DUNIA’, which have injected into the Malay bloods, arteries and veins, the spirit of SELF-RESPECT, BRAVERY and WILLINGNESS TO FIGHT in defense of their RIGHTS AND HONOUR.

Simply, there is no credible basis whatsoever for the proponents of the TALES to believe that the Malay LEGENDARY WARRIOR Hang Tuah was Chinese. In fact, there were more basis to believe that the Chinese Ming Emperor was Muslim. There is no dispute that Admiral Cheng Ho was a Muslim. The question is, how could a Chinese Ming Emperor trust a Muslim Admiral so much, if he himself was not a muslim. Whilst, there were articles written by certain historians, revealing that there were Ming Dynasty coins with the Arabic inscription ‘La ilaha illa Allah’, meaning ‘There is no god but Allah’, the phrase that a non-Muslim would have to utter to convert to Islam.

The proponents of the TALES also have not studied enough about Malay names, by making conclusion that Malay names do not normally carry a family name which is passed down from the father to the son. Obviously they overlooked the fact that there are many Malay names with the INITIALS being passed down from father to son. For example, we have names beginning with NIK, like in the name NIK Aziz, the Menteri Besar of Kelantan. His son’s name is NIK Abduh, and his daughter’s name NIK Amalina. Besides names beginning with NIK, there are hundreds of other INITIAL names including Daeng, Wan, Yeop, Sheikh, Syed, Dang, Dayang, Awang, Tengku, Teuku, Pangiran and many many others which are carried down from father to son/daughter, quite similar to the Chinese names.

HANG is one of such Malay names. In Sejarah Melayu, there was a character with the name of HANG Nadim, who was persecuted by the rulers of Tumasek(old name of Singapura). This episod of history happened well before the founding of Malacca by Parameswara, or Sultan Iskandar Shah, well before the giving away of Hang Li Po’s hand to the Malacca sultan. It could be just a co-incidence that the INITIAL sounds like a Chinese surname, just like the term TAN in the title TAN SERI, whilst TUAH is a Malay word, meaning ‘luck’. Hence the term ‘cabutan nombor berTUAH’.

Most Malays would wonder, what’s the real motive behind attempts by the Malaysian Chinese to ‘re-incarnate’ the ICONIC Malay warrior Hang Tuah as Chinese. Are they trying to tell the world that anything ICONIC and GREAT must necessarily be related to the Chinese?

My advice to proponents of ‘Chinese Hang Tuah’ is, do not try to hijack MALAY HEROES like Hang Tuah to be CHINESE, plus deregatory adjectives, like IDIOTS. Why I said that? For a Malay/Muslim Hang Tuah, to be absolutely loyal to a king is a RELIGIOUS DUTY, based on a ‘commandment’ in the Quran, meaning ‘Obey Allah, and obey the Messengger of Allah, and THOSE IN POWER from among you’. For a Malay/Muslim Hang Tuah, to kill Hang Jebat for the sake of Sultan Melayu was an HONOURABLE ACT, and infact a RELIGIOUS DUTY.

But, for Chinese ‘Hang Too Ah’ to kill his fellow Chinese ‘Hang Jee Fatt’ for the sake of the Malay Sultan of Malacca, he would have inflicted DISGRACE to the Chinese Ming Emperor, and would have earned him the ‘title’ CHINESE IDIOT.

http://warisantmk.wordpress.com/2012/01/23/hang-tuah-a-malay-icon-or-chinese-idiot/
 
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GagakHitam

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No matter what people may say, I want to put it in writing to say that the Malays here and in Malaysia are by and large a very gracious, humble and helpful people. They are very polite people. approachable and renders help immediately irregardless of who you may be.
They are also very good in sports and the entertainment industry.
I like to encounter two past encounters with them that led to me to come to my conclusion. One was an encounter on land in malaysia and the other at sea. Incidentally both incidents concerned Malays from Malaysia.
Land Encounter:
Once I was driving towards Kelantan and had an encounter with very friendly, helpful and concerned Malays from the nearby kampong. My old junkie car got over-heated. My friends and me went to a nearby stream close to a Malay kampong. In so doing we had to enter the well-swept, clean and green Malay Kampong. I was holding a plastic jerry can. There was a pondok (communal hut) nearby and some Malay elders were seating there having their cigarettes. They saw us walking up. One of them, the oldest immediately stood up with an unsteady gait asked us what was wrong. When we related our problems to him, he immediately called some young people from the kampong and told them to get water from the well. The youngsters obeyed his command and assisted us in refilling the hot radiator.
In the menatime, we were given teh-o and some kueh by the kampong ladies. We were all touched by their gesture, especially when they heard that we are from Singapore and that Singaporeans are good people.

Sea Encounter:
Many years ago, I accompanied my friend in his Dynaglass Fishing Boat from 14 ms Sembawang End and headed towards the direction of Ponggol End. Half way through the benzine for the outboard motor dried up. Not realising that the oil was gone, my friend kept switching the ignition key until the carbon inside the starter gave way. Having connected the fuel-hose to the second jerry can of benzine, he tried starting the engine frantically by using the pulley cord. Many attempts failed and the miserable cord gave way too. Menawhile our boat was drifing dangerously towards Pasir Gudang and into the direction of huge vessels that may be coming into the ports of Semabwang and Pasir Gudang. It was already dark. We used the torchlight to shine out to sea. A small sampan (fishing boat) appeared. The Malay man on board, a Malaysian offered help. The engine could not start. He then used his boat and started to pull us towards Ponggol coastline. He was very close when the flashing lights of a Singapore Coastguard vessel was seen. We were stopped and an inspection carried out. We told the policemen on board about what happened. They thanked the Malay man and advised him to go back to his waters, which he did. Prior to that we wanted to give him $50 for all his help. He refused, smiled and told us that as humans we have to help one another, especially at sea. The gentleman then disappaered in the darkness.
All this and many other incidents of help from the Malay community has proven that the Malays are indeed a very gracious people.Courtesy begets courtesy. Speak to the Malay Immigratiion and Kastams people with respect and they will surely reciprocate. Be rude to them and you too will get bad treatment.

Very nice. The malay community have kampong spirit. Back in the old days at Lorong Fatimah, we help whoever and whenever needed. I think Singaporeans (except FTs) are generally nice. Just few divided ones like you know who will try to challenge Singaporeans and break us apart.
 

Jah_rastafar_I

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Yes, only the truly callous and ungrateful people are oblivious to how nice the Malays are as a race and simply refuses to show appreciation. The Chinese on the other hand are garrulous, spit if not blowing their noses all over the place, talks loudly on the phones in public, drive their trucks and cars over toddlers and old people without batting an eyelid, make unreasonable demands on bus captains, jump queues at supermarkets and ticket offices, and practically will do anything and everything fake or phoney to cheat you off a few dollars.

One can do a similar litany of ills for the so-called FT Indians from the IT and banking sector.



hahahahahhaah what a load of bollocks you're starting to show your extreme retardation and illogical ramblings to those that couldn't see it.
 

BuiKia

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The country will not be divided as long as each race understands and accept for strength and weakness. All we are asking is to be fair.

Sadly fairness for certain people is only when they are at an advantage.

Very nice. The malay community have kampong spirit. Back in the old days at Lorong Fatimah, we help whoever and whenever needed. I think Singaporeans (except FTs) are generally nice. Just few divided ones like you know who will try to challenge Singaporeans and break us apart.
 

Jah_rastafar_I

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Sure, the same can be said of that class of m&ds that would rob and stab you just for a few dollars to buy drugs!

Goddamn morons posting all the crap in this thread!



You know this is what amazes me in that there are m&ds that behave like that but no matter how many of them there are and no matter how many crimes they commit somehow malays always get stereotyped as helpful and kind etc.

It's the opposite of the chinese. No matter how many nice and helpful chinese there are they are always stereotyped as uncaring, selfish etc. This type of bullshit racist crap towards chinese needs to be stopped.
 

hairylee

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Yes, the Malay race were truly gracious one before PAP social engineering, divide and rule tactics.
 
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kingrant

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hahahahahhaah what a load of bollocks you're starting to show your extreme retardation and illogical ramblings to those that couldn't see it.


You know this is what amazes me in that there are m&ds that behave like that but no matter how many of them there are and no matter how many crimes they commit somehow malays always get stereotyped as helpful and kind etc.

It's the opposite of the chinese. No matter how many nice and helpful chinese there are they are always stereotyped as uncaring, selfish etc. This type of bullshit racist crap towards chinese needs to be stopped.
 

Jah_rastafar_I

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hahahahahhaah what a load of bollocks you're starting to show your extreme retardation and illogical ramblings to those that couldn't see it.




Ok so mr m&d or m&d cock sucker you don't have the means to prove what you write is true so you're just full of shit.
 

Loofydralb

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Some people have such a big chip on their shoulders that they cannot accept the universal truth that Malays are a bunch of nice people.

From the Japanese, British, Dutch, French, Portugese, Aussies.........all say Malays very nice. OTOH, they can't say the same about Jah
 
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