Asal-usul orang Melayu Sabah..

ijad_adiputera

Berapa byk posting laaa???  

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ijad_adiputera

Bukan salah aku sbb byk posting...

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ijad_adiputera

Eeeee... Sabo je la aku....

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dCrook

saya rasa mungkin berasal dari kalimantan seperti pontianak. sbb orang pontianak pon guna perkataan 'bah' jugak..

yaminz

Malays (Malay: Melayu) are an ethnic group of Austronesian peoples predominantly inhabiting the Malay Peninsula and parts of Sumatra and Borneo. The Malay ethnic group is distinct from the concept of a Malay race, which encompasses a wider group of people, including most of Indonesia and the Philippines. The Malay language is a member of the Austronesian family of languages.

yaminz

Malays (Malay: Melayu) are an ethnic group of Austronesian peoples predominantly inhabiting the Malay Peninsula and parts of Sumatra and Borneo. The Malay ethnic group is distinct from the concept of a Malay race, which encompasses a wider group of people, including most of Indonesia and the Philippines. The Malay language is a member of the Austronesian family of languages

yaminz

The Malay people are believed to have originated in Borneo and then expanded outwards into Sumatra and later into the Malay Peninsula. These people were descendants of Austronesian-speakers who migrated from the Philippines and originally from Taiwan. The main foundation of this school of thought lies in the fact that the oldest Malay settlements have been discovered in Sumatra and not in the Malay Peninsula. This suggests an upward - south to north - migratory route. Malay culture reached its golden age during Srivijayan times. Malays praticed Buddhism, Hinduism, and their native Animism before converting to Islam in the 15th century.

yaminz

According to the History of Jambi, the word Melayu originated from a river with name Melayu River near to Batang Hari River of today's Muara Jambi, Jambi province of Sumatra, Indonesia. The founder of Malacca, Parameswara was a prince of Palembang which was once owned by a nation called "Malayu" back in the seventh century. Yi Jing (635-713) clearly recorded in his journal book a nation of name 'Ma-La-Yu' existed. According to archaeological research of Jambi, large numbers of ancient artifacts and ancient architectures of Melayu have been found with photo evidence.

The word "Malay" was adopted into English via the Dutch word "Malayo", itself from Portuguese "Malaio", which originates from the Malay word "Melayu". According to one popular theory, the word Melayu means "migrating" or "fleeing", which might refer to the high mobility of these people across the region.

Another theory holds that the name refers to the Tamil word Malai Yur which means "Land of Mountains" (malai means mountain and yur means land), a reference to the hilly nature of the Malay Archipelago.

yaminz

The name Malay is sometimes used to describe the concept of a Malay race, which includes all the ethnic groups inhabiting the Malay Archipelago and which are not of older aboriginal stock.

The term Melayu (Malay person in Malay Language), in the Federal Constitution of Malaysia, refers to a person who practices Islam and Malay Cultures, speaks Malay Language, and whose ancestors are Malays. Despite of not having Malay ancestry, a Eurasian, Chinese, Indian, European, Arab, Turkish or Afghan can be considered Malay if they practise Islam and regards the Malay culture and language as their own.

yaminz

Hopefully, this might be help for your all as reference-...

yaminz

Basically, Malay come from Taiwan (Some said Malay origin from Yunnan), then migrate to Borneo. Then Malay people expended from Sumatra and then Penisula Malaysia... So, Malay ethic in Sabah is one of original inhabitant of Malay people at Borneo...



Pink color refer to people whose spoke Austronesia Language (Malay-polynesia world)

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selendangmerah

kalo ikut sejarah yg di ajar di sek2 dorang cakap melayu dari yunnan..

then migrate ke nusantara neh

selendangmerah

kalo ikut sejarah yg di ajar di sek2 dorang cakap melayu dari yunnan..

then migrate ke nusantara neh

yaminz

Yup true...But this is some research make by other people...Some research said Malay come from Yunnan and some said from Taiwan. For better understanding, study of malay origine by our people is more advisetable in this matter.

dCrook

rasenya si ijad tu nak tau pasal Orang Melayu Sabah bukannya Orang Melayu as whole (Malayo-Polynesian)

ijad_adiputera

Originally posted by yaminz at 9-11-2007 11:04 AM
Hopefully, this might be help for your all as reference-...

Terima kasih Yaminz tapi..... Itu sejarah seluruh rumpun bangsa Melayu. Maklumat yg saya inginkan ialah sejarah asal-usul etnik Melayu di Sabah..

Saya kasi contoh tentang asal-usul orang Melayu di Sarawak (pernah dibincangkan dalam forum ini). Asal-usul orang Melayu di Sarawak ada 3 iaitu:-

• Sumatera & Semenanjung Tanah Melayu;
• Melayu Brunei yang berhijrah ke Sarawak; dan
• orang-orang Dayak yang memeluk Islam dan mengamalkan budaya Melayu (serta pencipta Bahasa Melayu loghat Sarawak).

Maklumat sebeginilah yang saya perlukan tentang etnik Melayu di Sabah....

ijad_adiputera

Aku tekan sekali jerk.... yang keluar 5 kali posting.... :@:@:@:@:@

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ijad_adiputera

Aku tekan sekali jerk.... yang keluar 5 kali posting.... :@:@:@:@:@

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ijad_adiputera

Aku tekan sekali jerk.... yang keluar 5 kali posting.... :@:@:@:@:@

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ijad_adiputera

Aku tekan sekali jerk.... yang keluar 5 kali posting.... :@:@:@:@:@

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yaminz

Samela kite...

- Etnik Melayu sabah, mungkin berasal dari: -
1) Kesultanan Melayu Sulu
2) Kesultanan Melayu Brunei
3) Sulawesi

dCrook

Aku rasa dari kalimantan.. dan asal melayu kalimantan lak , dari sumatera dan semenanjung

plum_candy

off topic jap yer!<br />
kenapa keturunan org sabah masih lagi digunakan masa buat surat lahir. Kat semenanjung ni masa zaman dulu2 pun masih lagi digunakan. Contohnya ayah i keturunan melayu dlm surat lahir..tapi kakak & abang dia yang lahir tahun 40-an keturunan jawa kat dlm surat lahir..pada hal mak & bapak diorang sama jer...sebenarnya ok juga kalau digunapakai keturunan ni..so sampai ke anak cucu boleh tau asal-usul...melayu tu tetap melayu...tapi keturunan pun kita kena la tau juga...lama2 nanti pupus la sume keturunan...

dCrook

kalau kite gune keturunan/suku, kang takot jadi macam kat indonesia lak, jawa gaduh ngan madura, madura gaduh ngan dayak etc. Jika semua suku ini diletak dalam satu bangsa (melayu) mereka akan lebih bersatu. ini pendapat aku.

ijad_adiputera

Setiap bangsa di dunia ni ada suku-sukunya...
Contohnya, bangsa Jepun ada suku Minamoto, Taira dll...
Tapi kini, amalan kesukuan di Jepun sudah diabaikan dan dianggap tak penting lagi kerana amalan kesukuan boleh memecah-belahkan sesuatu bangsa....

Perkara 160 Perlembagaan Malaysia telah menghapuskan amalan kesukuan di Malaysia (dan juga di Singapura yang ketika itu masih dalam Malaysia). Maka, lahirlah istilah Melayu Malaysia dan Melayu Singapura yg merangkumi pelbagai jenis suku pribumi Nusantara di kedua2 negara...

Piagam Melayu Islam Beraja di Brunei juga telah menghapuskan amalan kesukuan di negara tersebut apabila 7 suku pribumi di Brunei iaitu Brunei, Tutong, Belait, Murut dll dikategorikan sebagai Melayu Brunei..

Istilah 'Christian Malay' dan 'Muslim Malay' diperkenalkan di Filipina sebagai satu cara utk menghapuskan jurang kesukuan di negara tersebut... Maka, lahirlah istilah 'Filipino Malay' (Melayu Filipina)

Aku setuju dgn pendpt dCrook. Sekiranya Malaysia masih terus mengekalkan amalan kesukuan, akibatnya bangsa kita akan saling berpecah-belah dan berperang sesama sendiri seperti yang berlaku di Indonesia...

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