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Selain nusantara, di mana lagi ada orang Melayu?

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Post time 8-7-2011 03:17 PM | Show all posts
Tersebarnye Islam...Alhamdulillah...Org kite buat mosque di perantauan...
Syukur sgt2 dilahirkan sbg Islam.
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Post time 8-7-2011 03:30 PM | Show all posts
Post Last Edit by ChildrenOfBodom at 8-7-2011 15:31

ni ada artikel dalam the star 2-3 minggu lalu pasai orang maldives yg ada pengaruh melayu. mungkin kt sana ada melayu gak

Saturday June 25, 2011                                                           
Historical ties                                       
By Andrew Ponnampalam


Maldivians have a rich history, and increasing links with Malaysia today.

WHAT I find most fascinating about the Maldives is the unique culture, language and history of its populace.
Take the Maldivian people, for example. They claim to be homogenous, but the local culture seems to be a mixture of Hindi, Tamil, Sinhalese and Arab influences. And while most Maldivians look very much like their Sinhala counterparts, numerous others look distinctively North Indian, African, Arab and even Malay.


New tuna fishery on Himmafishi Island in the Maldives.


In recent years, many Maldivian women have taken to wearing Malay-style baju kurung and tudung, and would not at all look out of place in Malaysia!

The language they speak reflects this cosmopolitanism. Known locally as Thaana, its script looks like a combination of Arabic, Korean, Sinhala and Myanmar! In fact, Thaana uses Indic numbers as the base of the alphabet, written from right to left with Arabic vowel signs.

Historians, linguists and anthropologists believe that the Maldivian Thaana may have originated as a secret code for writing magical formulas so that outsiders couldn’t read them – this could perhaps explain why the ordering of the alphabet is, as far as linguists can tell, completely random! People who have attempted to learn the language say that it is incredibly difficult unless learnt from infancy as a mother tongue.

Expatriates and diplomats stationed in Maldives are profoundly thankful that English is the medium of instruction in schools and that the English language is well understood and widely spoken, especially on Male and within the tourism industry. This is due to the role of the British in the chequered history of the Maldives.



Himmafishi mosque.

Historians say that the Maldives were first settled in 5 B.C. by Buddhist seafarers from South Asia and the Indo-Malay kingdoms. According to tradition, Islam was adopted in 1153. Originally, the islands were under the rule of Ceylon but came under the protection of the British in 1887, who ruled from their Colonial Office in Colombo until 1948.

Direct rule was established after that, and eventually the Maldives gained independence from Britain on July 26, 1965. Today, Maldivians are almost entirely Sunni Muslim and no other religion is allowed to be publicly practised in the country apart from Islam.
For many Maldivians, Malaysia has become a role model in various ways. The country’s largest house of worship, the Grand Friday Mosque or Masjid-al Sultan Mohamed Thakurufaanu-al-A’z’am in Male, was designed by the same Malaysian architect who designed the Saidina Abu Bakar As-Siddiq Mosque in Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur.

Scores of Maldivians complete their tertiary education in Malaysia, either at the International Islamic University or at a select group of private universities and colleges where they often major in tourism, hotel management, accountancy, business administration or similar subjects.

Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad is involved in the operations and expansion of Male International Airport, and the Maldivians I spoke to said that they learnt a lot from their Malaysian managers and liked them a lot.

The two Malaysians I talked to, who were stationed at the airport, said that the feeling was mutual – they both liked the life in Maldives, and that the people were a major reason for the country being so attractive and pleasant!

http://thestar.com.my/lifestyle/story.asp?file=/2011/6/25/lifetravel/8936565&sec=lifetravel

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Post time 8-7-2011 03:34 PM | Show all posts
Susur galur Muslim Myanmar   dari utara  Semenanjung
Oleh Mohd Feroz Abu Bakar

2011/03/10AGAMA Islam menjadi pengikat kepada penganutnya walaupun mereka daripada bangsa berbeza. Saudara seagama menjadi rakan rapat jika bertemu di ruang solat walaupun belum pernah berkenalan sebelumnya.

  Kunjungan penulis ke Kawthaung atau Victoria Point, Myanmar kerana menyertai rombongan Yayasan Dakwah Islamiah Malaysia (YADIM) menunjukkan orang Islam di wilayah paling selatan negara berkenaan bersatu padu.
  Mereka menyambut baik kehadiran peserta rombongan termasuk beberapa penduduk keturunan India Muslim dan Melayu yang menunggu di jeti. (Rombongan memasuki Kawthaung menerusi jalan laut, iaitu keluar dari bandar Ranong, Thailand).
  Penduduk keturunan Melayu di Kawthaung berasal dari utara Semenanjung Tanah Melayu dan dipercayai menetap di wilayah berkenaan sejak zaman Kesultanan Kedah. Penduduk keturunan India dan Pakistan di Kawthaung pula juga dipercayai berpindah ke situ atas dasar perniagaan dan penyebaran agama sejak beberapa abad lalu.

  Ada sekurang-kurangnya lima masjid di pekan Kawthaung atau dipanggil Pulau Dua oleh penduduk Melayu. Satu daripada masjid itu ialah Masjid Jamek Pulau Dua yang terletak di Pagoda Road.

Imam masjid berkenaan dipanggil Mufti Abdul Hamid Ahmad, lulusan Darul Uloom, Karachi, Pakistan.

  Satu lagi masjid di pekan Pulau Dua ialah Masjidul Taqwa atau lebih dikenali sebagai masjid Melayu kerana didirikan dan ditadbir oleh orang Melayu yang berasal dari utara Semenanjung Tanah Melayu. Penduduk Melayu di Pulau Dua bertutur dalam bahasa Melayu loghat utara.
  Usahawan, Hussein Abdul Haq, 68, berkata Masjid Jamek Pulau Dua sentiasa diimarahkan oleh orang Islam termasuk ketika solat Subuh.

  “Ada kira-kira 25 jemaah ketika solat Subuh. Selalunya masjid penuh ketika solat Jumaat kerana hanya ada dua masjid dalam pekan Pulau Dua,” katanya.

  Hussein yang berasal dari Pakistan tidak boleh berbahasa Melayu walaupun boleh berbahasa Myanmar dan Urdu. Temubual dilakukan dengan bantuan Abdul Rauf Ahmad, 54, usahawan perabot berasal dari India.

  Hussein berkata, masjid berkenaan pada asalnya berlantai tanah dan didirikan dengan struktur kayu. Binaan batu seperti sekarang didirikan pada 1950-an.

Tapak masjid itu diwakafkan oleh datuknya yang hanya dikenali sebagai Mohamad
  Selain Masjid Melayu dan Masjid Jamek, ada tiga lagi masjid di Pulau Dua untuk keperluan hampir 200 keluarga Islam. Sejumlah masyarakat Islam di Pulau Dua juga tinggal di beberapa pulau di Laut Andaman seperti Pulau Balai dan mereka mempunyai surau atau masjid sendiri.

Kerajaan Myanmar tidak mengenakan sebarang sekatan kepada orang Islam mengamalkan agama Islam dan ibadat berkaitan atau memakai pakaian Islam.

  Secara kebetulan kain sarung atau pelikat yang menjadi pakaian tradisional di Myanmar juga gemar dikenakan oleh penduduk Islam. Penduduk keturunan India atau Pakistan dan Melayu terutama pelajar sekolah pondok memang setiap haji memakai kain sarung.

  Abdul Rauf yang mengerjakan haji beberapa tahun lalu berkata, orang Islam bebas mengamalkan agama mereka di Myanmar.

  Katanya, orang Islam yang mempunyai dokumen lengkap seperti pasport dan visa juga dibenarkan ke Makkah untuk mengerjakan haji.

Rakannya, Ashraf Musa, 35, berkata beliau mengerjakan haji tahun lalu dan tidak mempunyai sebarang masalah sama ada ketika di Myanmar mahupun di Madinah dan Makkah.

  Beliau yang mengeksport pinang menerusi Yangon berkata, perbelanjaan ke tanah suci ialah AS$3,000 (RM9,300) tidak termasuk makan minum.

  “Ketika di Makkah tahun lalu, saya jumpa ramai orang Malaysia. Saudara saya pun ada yang berniaga di Malaysia,” katanya yang boleh berbahasa Melayu.

  Sepupu Ashraf, Hussein Abu Bakar, 42, berkata umat Islam di Myanmar juga tidak dihalang daripada mencari rezeki dan diberi peluang yang sama seperti majoriti penduduk Buddha.

  Katanya, beliau berniaga barang pejabat seperti alat tulis dan membekalkan barang berkenaan ke sekolah atau pejabat kerajaan.


http://www.bharian.com.my/bharian/articles/SusurgalurMuslimMyanmardariutaraSemenanjung/Article/index_html

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Post time 8-7-2011 03:34 PM | Show all posts
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Post time 9-7-2011 12:48 PM | Show all posts
orang rohingya tu susur galur orang kedah ka
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Post time 9-7-2011 06:01 PM | Show all posts
Rohingya bukan.... kerajaan depa nama Arakan Yauma sempadan dekat Bangladesh....
Ada Rohingya x Islam pun nama len tapi sebenarnya sama. depa x kena halau dengan Myanmar sebab dasar agama sama

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Post time 9-7-2011 06:26 PM | Show all posts
Reply 1# bridex


wah.
menarik.

dr ape yg sy tahu,
melayu ni terbentang luas dr madagascas sampai kepulauan kt lautan ape tu yg dekat pulau hawaii?



klu kerabat raja melayu,
yg penah kene buang;
1.sultan abdullah-pulau seycheles-rase nnye ade kturunaanye kt sana
2.sultan musa ghiatudiin-pulau kokod
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 Author| Post time 9-7-2011 07:24 PM | Show all posts
ni hasil aku google. aku nak copy x tau nak letak yg mana or turutan. hehe

http://www.asiafinest.com/forum/ ... php/t165396-50.html

ni book of mormon pon diorg sebut?
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Post time 10-7-2011 01:50 AM | Show all posts
orang rohingya tu susur galur orang kedah ka
sekngucing Post at 9-7-2011 12:48



    tak la, melayu burma dok kat wilayah tanintharyi kt selatan myanmar, rohingya muka keling dok kt negeri rakhine..cuba adik gugel tgk rakhine tu dok kt mana, jauh dari tanintharyi
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Post time 10-7-2011 03:06 AM | Show all posts
arakan yauma, pernah dgar nama ni dlm subkjek geografi ting 2 dulu
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Post time 10-7-2011 01:37 PM | Show all posts
kat cocos island tu siap de kedai makan bunga melati kan...
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Post time 10-7-2011 02:01 PM | Show all posts
pernah terbaca dulu.. melayu sri lanka or madagaskar,

sudah makan

bahasa melayu kita : makan dah??

tp derang akan shortform kan menjadi: su ma??
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Post time 10-7-2011 02:04 PM | Show all posts
keturunan melayu kat afrika tu mmg origin sana org migrate dari sini? tu yg nak tau tu
bridex Post at 8-7-2011 11:08



    melayu afrika asalnya org melayu kat sumatra /jawa yg dibawa utk dijadikan hamba abdi oleh para penjajah dulu..
mereka singgah di afrika sebelum meneruskan pelayaran ke negeri asal, portugal,sepanyol, france...
tp org melayu ada yg menentang dan mungkin melarikan diri dari penjajah, dan terus bermukim di afrika selatan..

info ni pernah keluar dalam siri jejak rasul dulu..

antara bahasa melayu yg masih kekal di afrika selatan sana
1.roti
2.makan..
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Post time 10-7-2011 02:07 PM | Show all posts
pernah gak terbaca, bangsa melayu pun ada di taiwan.. kira etnik minoriti



tp ada yg kaitkan penyanyi Coco Lee tu pun berbangsa melayu..
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Post time 10-7-2011 04:45 PM | Show all posts
yg kita tahu mas AF tu asal cocos island kan.
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Post time 10-7-2011 05:17 PM | Show all posts
From north to south, it included the island of Taiwan (Pekan, for the Nusantarian natives), ........
Taiwan?
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Post time 10-7-2011 05:26 PM | Show all posts
more2 i want to know.......
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Post time 10-7-2011 06:25 PM | Show all posts
Thn 1996 suami akak ada pergi belah2 trinidad n tobago. Ada jumpa masyarakat melayu kat sana. Tp lupa kat mana... samada trinidad atau tobago. Puas dah den tanyakan dia haram tak ingat. Derang cakap bahasa melayu klasik. Contohnya... tuan hamba datang dari mana?
Kat sana ada banyak buah ciku. Derang panggil ciku juga. Ai pun x tahu ciku ni dlm bahasa apa sebenarnya.
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Post time 11-7-2011 07:49 AM | Show all posts
salam, hamba rasa tu program yang menunjukkan org melayu etnik jawa di SURINAM
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Post time 11-7-2011 02:11 PM | Show all posts
dekat Cape Town dorang panggil Malay People tapi...x mcm melayu, tapi dorang macam mamak mamak skit.....
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