AMIR bin Azath Communities of Singapore (Part 3), Accession Number 002392


  • Oral History Centre
    Source
  • 3
    Total Reels
  • Zaleha bte Osman
    Interviewer
  • 01:29:49
    Total Running Time
  • Malay
    Language


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  • 11 Jul 2000
    Recording Date
  • 00:29:45
    Running Time
  • MP3
    Format
  • Open Access
    Conditions Governing Access

Synopsis

Personal background. Why and how interviewee came to Singapore from Sumatra. Places in Singapore where Minangs could be found. Interviewee claimed to be descendant of royal family. How interviewee got job as chef on board a ship. Interviewee came back to Singapore and stayed at Boyanese pondok in Jalan Besar. Kesatuan Kebajikan Khairat Minang (KKKM). Migration of Minangs to Singapore and Malaysia.

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Metadata

  • 11 Jul 2000
    Recording Date
  • 00:30:29
    Running Time
  • MP3
    Format
  • Open Access
    Conditions Governing Access

Synopsis

Story of how Minangs ended up in Negri Sembilan, Malaysia. Tales of Bundo Kanduang as told in Minangkabau legend. Various Minang 'suku' (clans). Minang tradition of inheritance. Famous Minang people. Definition of Minang person. Role of 'mamak' (maternal uncle). Importance of custom and religion to Minangs. Interviewee's advice to fellow Muslims.

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Metadata

  • 11 Jul 2000
    Recording Date
  • 00:29:35
    Running Time
  • MP3
    Format
  • Open Access
    Conditions Governing Access

Synopsis

Continuation of interviewee's advice to fellow Muslims.

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