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Aiys be looking different on independence day

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Independent Malaysian

In conjunction to Malaysia’s Independence Day that will be celebrated on 31 August 2019, let me bring you back to the time before we got our freedom and live peacefully without external interference.

We were administered by the British whom also brought in heavy immigrants from India and China to help in the industry of rubber plantations and tin mines. However, the calming days were messed up by the invasion of the Japanese and rebellion of the Communist who proclaimed themselves as the Malayan’s savior.

The delegation of ministers and political leaders led by Tunku Abdul Rahman, the Father of Independence who were also the prime minister together with Tun Dato Sri Tan Cheng Lock, the president of MCA and Tun VT Sambanthan, the president of MIC went to London to negotiate with the British and seek for Malayan’s independence.

The story that I heard is so beautiful that everyone in the country got together and support the team financially and spiritually.

Fast forward to where we are today, a lot of racism issues had became the talk of the town. We were being feed by the media, electronically and published. The viral phenomenon has taken place where everyone shares everything on their social media platforms which had caused unease to other Malaysian.

Personally, I see races as a group of beautiful cultures that can only be seen in our country. Where else can you find more than 3 races living in a country except for Malaysia? How can we protect this heritage inherited by our ancestors and show to the world that living with many races is beautiful?

Don’t start to judge a person through their colour of skins because it’s genetically given and unchanged. The only thing that need to be changed is our heart.

As someone who is still under youth age, I urge everyone to get together, put aside your skin’s colour, your mother’s tongue and anything that could differentiate us.

The only thing that could differ us is our religion and beliefs which I think is too personal to be shared because your faith (iman) is your belief, no one can change that even if you were surrounded by different belief. Islam emphasize that a belief cannot be forced and Allah will give guidance (hidayah) for the people that He wants.