It was a crucial turning point in Thai history as the system of government in Siam was changed from an absolute monarchy to a constitutional monarchy. More

Islam was introduced to Thailand in early times, like the rest of East and Southeast Asia, and it had a notable effect on the Buddhist people of Thailand. More

The Dutch replaced the Portuguese in Malacca. They followed their footsteps in killing and persecuting the Muslims. More

Portuguese colonial forces arrived in Malacca in 915 AH/1509 AD and sailed from their base in Goa on the western coast of the Indian peninsula, and assaulted it. More

Chinese historians reported that the first introduction of Islam into China was in the days of the Tang Dynasty contemporary to the time of Prophet Muhamad migration. More

Islam was introduced into northern China by the Turks in the era of Genghis Khan and his successors. More

As-Sayyid Al-Ajjal Shamsud-Deen ‘Umar was a high-ranking Muslim official in China. He was a talented man who enjoyed great potentials and multiple capabilities. More

These areas became important British commercial and military centers and later made up the eastern coast of Malaysia. More

Japan occupied Borneo and the Malay Peninsula in South East Asia in 1360 AH/1941AD. Borneo came under the military administration of Japan. More

In 1375 AH/1955 AD, a new constitution for Malaya was devised. Many of the responsibilities of the federal government were delegated to the House of Representatives. More

Malaysia is one of the major Muslim countries in Southeast Asia, which accommodates a large Muslim majority. More

Brunei ruler "Awang Alak Betatar" traveled in 828 AH to visit Sultan Muhammad Shah of Malacca where he converted to Islam. More