First prime minister of independent Malaysia and a significant figure in the nation’s political and social landscape.
The general Malaysian term for missionary work, proselytization, and Islamization, specifically referring to a political Islamist movement
A Malaysian institution founded in 1983 to integrate the teaching of all knowledge with Islamic values.
A comprehensive overview of the history, growth, and influences of Islam in Malaysia, including reformist movements, major institutions, and its social impact.
Predominantly ethnic Malay state in the northeast of peninsular Malaysia, noted for its Islamic traditions and the political base of the Partai Islam Se-Malaysia (PAS).
Malaysian intellectual and human rights activist known for his work on human rights, intercivilizational dialogue, and progressive political movements.
Comprehensive overview and history of the Islamic political party in Malaysia known as the Parti Islam Se-Malaysia (PAS)
Grassroots Malaysian Islamic dawah movement aimed at reviving Islamic religious belief and practice in daily life
An influential ethnic Malay party established in 1946, playing a pivotal role in Malaysia's political landscape by advocating for Malay and Islamic interests.
