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The Enigmatic 1876 Perak Map

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In 1876, a Malay map of Perak, based on W.E. Maxwell’s notes and sourced from MS 46943 at the Royal Asiatic Society in London, was published in Barbara Andaya’s work, “Perak: The Abode of Grace: A Study of an Eighteenth Century Malay State” (1979). In this map, some words, including place names and court noble titles, have been transliterated by Andaya. The Arabic numerals enclosed in circles serve as the author’s annotations, aiding in the […]

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The Unconventional Malay Map

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By Shahabuddin Amerudin In the world of cartography, where precision and accuracy are highly valued, there exists a fascinating anomaly known as the “Malay Map.” This mysterious map, devoid of proper cartographic and geographical elements, offers a remarkable insight into the past when technology and orientation played a very different role in mapping the world. The origins of the Malay Map are shrouded in mystery, with no known cartographer to claim authorship. What sets it

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Exploring the Essence of Silat: Tradition, Techniques, and Cultural Significance

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By Shahabuddin Amerudin The term “Silat” refers to an art of self-defense encompassing the understanding of movement to protect oneself, involving techniques employing weaponry or unarmed combat. Silat is synonymous with the indigenous martial arts of the Nusantara region, spanning countries such as Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Borneo, and other Southeast Asian nations. According to the Kamus Dewan dictionary, the term “trickery” is denoted as “elak,” while in the northern dialect of Tanah Melayu, it is

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Methodology to Analyse the Factors that Contribute to the Underdevelopment of Malay Reserve Land

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To analyze the factors that contribute to the underdevelopment of Malay Reserve Land in Malaysia using GIS, the following methodology can be employed: Overall, the use of GIS can provide a powerful tool for analyzing the factors that contribute to the underdevelopment of Malay Reserve Land in Malaysia. By integrating spatial and non-spatial data, GIS can help to identify areas where development efforts are most needed and inform decision-making related to the development of Malay

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Exploring the Replacement of Malay Reserve Land in Malaysia: Analysis of Successful and Unsuccessful Cases and the Role of GIS

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Replacement of Malay Reserve Land refers to the process of replacing land that has been designated as reserve land for the Malay community with alternative land that can be used for other purposes. This process can occur for a variety of reasons, including the development of infrastructure projects, urbanization, and changes in land use patterns. One of the main reasons for the replacement of Malay Reserve Land is the development of infrastructure projects. These projects,

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Using GIS to Analyze The Factors That Contribute to The Underdevelopment of Malay Reserve Land

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Introduction Malay Reserve Land refers to land that is designated for the exclusive use and benefit of ethnic Malays and other indigenous communities in Malaysia. This land is typically managed by the government and is protected under the Malay Reservation Enactment of 1933. The development of Malay Reserve Land is a complex issue that has been the subject of much debate in Malaysia. On one hand, there is a need to protect the rights and

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