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This book is a historical analysis compiled from various media about defense, war and genocide against the Moro Islamic Sulu (Tausug) in the southern Philippines. This book is focused on the history of the Muslim Sulu community without entering Mindanao directly. As the title of this book it only displays the defense and bloody struggle of the Muslims, especially the Tausug of Sulu. Actually in Sulu alone there are some tribes again but due to the Tausug tribe that owns the dominant power (Sultanate), the author focus only Tausug tribe's history. However, other communities were also touched on in addition to help clarify some of the facts because other races have also had a significant contribution to the war along Tausug ethnic against the occupation forces to this day.

This book tells the story of the ups and downs of two Malay prince who is resilient, resolute and strong, who was born in Perak Darul Ridzuan state. According to the records in "Genealogy of Tengku Minister/Larut", they were descended from Tun Saban (Back) bin Tun Perak (Bendahara of Malacca). Tun Saban buried in Bukit Merah, Grin, Perak. Bukit Merah is now a resort area and a tourist attraction in Perak. In Perak History book have recorded on the origin of the Sultanate of Perak.

This book is a history research involving Malaysia-Japan relations in almost five decades covering aspects of diplomacy, economic cooperation and education. This is not a history work that is the most ever produced but the author believes it should be served to the readers because of its contents discussed several important issues involving Malaysia's foreign policy in the field of diplomacy, economy and education. Originally this book is the result of a doctoral degree in history from Universiti Sains Malaysia but has been modified and edited to meet the needs of publishing for public reading. Some of the chapters that touch the Look East Policy has been published by the author but have been exaggerated to be reproduced in this book.

This book is written for readers’ food for the soul related conflicts that occur every day in the world of modern and sophisticated. If there is no conflict with colleagues, superiors or people in the vicinity, we are still in conflict with ourselves. Although this book focuses on the conflict in the workplace, but how to manage conflict is suitable and can be used in everyday life for people in our environment. When we are in conflict with parents, what can we do? What about friends? This book provides guidance and memory to face such situations. This book provides guidance only, but the best way to manage conflicts is through the experience of the readers themselves. With this book, we can identify processes and measures to be taken in dealing with the conflict and the key is patience.

For many people, history is a boring subject, filled with dates, names and misleading war. In Malaysia, many history books are written from the point of view of the authorities, including the colonial government instead of people. This book tries to convey the views of the public, which of course is different. This Malaya history book is readable and understandable. The book starts from before the Malacca Sultanate until the independence of Malaya on 31 August 1957, and among other things, tells dispute colonial powers to dominate Melaka, rebellion against colonial domination of Portuguese, Dutch, British and Japanese as well as the struggle for independence, including the political parties and the labor movement role. This book reminded Malaysians about the glorious heritage of the struggle of the people of the motherland.

Many people consider Malaysian politics currently stirring because of inefficiency machinery and institutions of government, abuse of power, and politics based on racism. "Tsunami" politics in 2008 signaled a rejection towards bad politics and governance, but there is no clear future path to be taken. This book examines the fundamentals of Malaysia’s socio-political and produces a clear analysis of the underlying causes of the current political crisis. It revealed that indirectly all of us have contributed to the problem. At the same time it also shows how we, together, can overcome the existing deadlock. This book is addressed to all Malaysians who are brave and willing to speak the truth openly. It is also addressed to all who want lasting change for their children and their brothers and sisters of one race-countryman. The English version of the book was published in August 2008. Since then, many political developments have taken place in Malaysia. Due to the inherent fear that more development will occur, then an attempt is made to publish the Malay version.

This book is the work of the panel of lecturers in the field of Social Sciences, School of Humanities and Communication from Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia. There are six contributors of articles namely Ku Hasnan bin Ku Halim who wrote Chapters 1 through 7 and 9, Lutfi bin Jaes who wrote Chapters 12 and 14, Siti Sarawati binti Johar who wrote Chapters 10 and 13, Khairunesa binti Isa who wrote Chapter 11, Zahrul Akmal bin Haji Damin who wrote Chapter 9 and Fauziah binti Ani who wrote chapter 8. This book is written in accordance with the content of the subjects offered by most institutions of higher learning in Malaysia either public universities or private institutions of higher learning. The issues discussed are topics that are relevant today to make reading and reference materials for students and the general public who love the country of Federation of Malaya and Malaysia. The content of this book can enhance the spirit of nationalism and patriotism. In addition, it also makes it easier to understand the meaning and filling independence and at the same time build self-esteem enhancement and appreciation of the importance of national unity [1].