Legitimacy of the Malays as the Sons of the Soil

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Main Authors: Od. M. Anwar, Wan Ahmad Fauzi, Wan Husain, Junaidi, Abu Bakar, Zulayti, Zakaria
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spelling my.unimap-659022020-07-20T02:49:43Z Legitimacy of the Malays as the Sons of the Soil Od. M. Anwar Wan Ahmad Fauzi, Wan Husain Junaidi, Abu Bakar Zulayti, Zakaria manwar@ukm.my wanfauzi@unimap.edu.my Colonial knowledge Migration theories Effective administration International community’s recognition Malay classical texts Link to publisher's homepage at http://www.ccsenet.org/journal/index.php/ass This paper presents evidence to defend the Malay as legitimate sons of the soil. The arguments are supported by linguistic, archeological, paleoanthropological, prehistorian, botanical, genetic and forensic evidence. The bulk of the sources on indigenous concept of the sons of the soil are the Malay classical texts. Based those sources, it is argued that the Malays are entitled to be regarded as legitimate sons of the soil, firstly, their ancestors were not migrants, instead originated from the Nusantara region; secondly, their ancestors were the first who constituted the political establishment or effective administration in Nusantara in general and in Malaysia in particular; thirdly, the status of the Malay masses as the sons of the soil had been legitimized by the Malay Sultanates, a single supreme authority over all matter on the Malay sovereignty of all time till today; and, fourthly, the Malay themselves constituted the concept of sons of the soil and also the geo-political entity called Tanah Melayu (the Malay Land) long before the coming of foreign influences. 2020-07-20T02:49:43Z 2020-07-20T02:49:43Z 2012-12-31 Article Asian Social Science, vol.9(1) , 2012, pages 74-84 1911-2017 (print) 1911-2025 (online) http://dspace.unimap.edu.my:80/xmlui/handle/123456789/65902 http://www.ccsenet.org/journal/index.php/ass/article/view/23534 10.5539/ass.v9n1p74 en Canadian Center of Science and Education
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Migration theories
Effective administration
International community’s recognition
Malay classical texts
spellingShingle Colonial knowledge
Migration theories
Effective administration
International community’s recognition
Malay classical texts
Od. M. Anwar
Wan Ahmad Fauzi, Wan Husain
Junaidi, Abu Bakar
Zulayti, Zakaria
Legitimacy of the Malays as the Sons of the Soil
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Wan Ahmad Fauzi, Wan Husain
Junaidi, Abu Bakar
Zulayti, Zakaria
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Wan Ahmad Fauzi, Wan Husain
Junaidi, Abu Bakar
Zulayti, Zakaria
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title Legitimacy of the Malays as the Sons of the Soil
title_short Legitimacy of the Malays as the Sons of the Soil
title_full Legitimacy of the Malays as the Sons of the Soil
title_fullStr Legitimacy of the Malays as the Sons of the Soil
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publisher Canadian Center of Science and Education
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