The Big Bang theory is a theory that being postulated to explain how this Universe had been created. The theory says, in the beginning, this Universe is full of dust. Mere dust. Over time, millions of years back, all these dust due to their individual gravitational forces clustered together to form loose balls as the foundation to the formation of all the solid elements of today Universe. Thus, the earth was the clustering of masses of dust within the earth radius. The same for the moon, the sun and all the rest. How did someone having the idea of this Universe once was mere cloud of dust? Where does all those dust came to being? How do each of the dust particle generate their own gravitational forces?
(2) In the subject of Physic, it was hard for me to comprehend at the Secondary School level, that all particles are having their own gravitational force. Gravitational force is an inward binding force. In an atomic structure, this gravitational force keep the electron to spin around the atomic nucleus which are the protons and neutrons. Thus gravitational force is the power generated by the nucleus to keep the electron at a distance and yet binding. This gravitational force is denoted as g. The size of g for each particle or body is dependant on the size of the particle or body. Bigger body will have bigger value of g. Thus, bigger body will attract smaller body. Dust are indeed clustering of molecules, which are made up of atoms. Thus dust that forms particles, which then forms larger solid bodies indeed if one looks at it from both the subject of physic and chemistry, will explain how the Al Mighty had created and govern this Universe as such. A combination of atomic theory and gravitational force theory, then it is very simple to understand why the earth will pull the moon. The sun will pull the planets. But, then this assumption is neutralized by another theory, when there is a pull, there will always be a push. The g of a smaller body, will act to push the pull of the g of the bigger body. Thus this pull-push factor keep things apart. At those young age, I can't see the logic. Indeed, such is just a theory. A theory means, it can be true or it can be just an assumption. Indeed it is a assumption. An assumption with clear matured well thought basis. Thus to this day, such theory had never been rebutted. It is an acceptable theory, and from the theological perspective, even human being was created out of dust and earth. It was the great force of the Al Mighty hands that forced both dust and earth to form the solid human body. As for human, it was Allah the Al Mighty hands that formed the Big Bang while the rest of the Universe, He leaves it to human mind Big Bang theory as the rule for His mega creation. Indeed His later another Big Bang force ie Kiamat will transform all His creations into the actual forms that He really desires last.
(3) I presumed, human came to the theory that this Universe was created out of dust, has something to do with the earlier revelation of the Book of Allah, the Zabur, made clearer in the Taurah and Bible that man was created out of dust and earth. Such revelation inspired man to theorized that the Universe is made of dust. I would believe Man theorized the Universe creation by mirroring the origin of his own creation. Definitely now, we are closing to the theory that dust was initially fog of atoms which come closer to what again the Book of Allah, the Al Quran saying I created everything from water. In a simple understanding of the term water as mentioned in the Al Quran, which could mean fog, but in science fog could also be masses of gases ie mixed of atoms and molecules in the loose binding forms. Thus, I would believe, this creation of the Universe including man will have the profound tenet in the creation of water molecule from both the Hydrogen and Oxygen atoms. Probably, the Big Bang theory was just an idea that mass of water creation either had generated boom released or absorption of energy since in Chemistry, Oxygen and Hydrogen bonding only possible with the presence of heat. Thus, now come the question of then how did Allah initially came about to these elementary atoms of H-H and O-O and the super heat to bind them to give lives or birth to this Universe? Well I left such to the future thinking of our humankind.
(4) Upon the generation of the loose balls, to the end, for those who had faith in God the Al Mighty, they then postulate such that in the hands of the Al Mighty, He created the Big Bang as a force to complete all his mega creation of the planets, stars and even the sky. In its simple sense, the Big Bang was the last mega forces used by the Al Mighty to further solidify those balls of dust to form the real solid components of the whole Universe as they are today. Such as I see it, is the theory of the West that we had accepted ever since. But my predicament, it is true, the Big Bang was not the only force used by Allah the Al Mighty to demarcate His H-hour of the Universe complete creation, but to me, such Big Bang was the force that Allah had deployed to make all these loose balls to solidify and as well to push them apart to their present axis. In short, the Big Bang solidified and disperse all these solid particles to what and where they are today.
(5) I agree that the Al Mighty had created every single particle doesn't matter what size it is, it has a gravitational force. Such force, attract and merge them together. But then they solidified, I would believe was due to the presence of the heat. The Al Mighty had used the gradual heating as the real force to accompany the work of His gravitational force in creating all the Universe fabrics. But then upon the completion of His creation, He than deployed a super heat wave across the Universe to do two things. First to further solidify His masses of dust-balls, and secondly to keep all those solidified masses to their distinct characters, distance and function. Thus, the Big Bang, to me was to finalize the creation and later to separated the earth from the moon, all other planets, stars and even the skies ie the Heavens. Well in this writing, let me just throw my hypothesis as such, and let now focus to the need of the Big Bang strategy to really take the Malays whom are majority Muslims to the great that Allah had wanting them to be.
(6) The Al Quran had said, He the Al Mighty, created things for the good of the Umat, if they are thinking...". Again in the same Al Quran, Allah had clearly stated, Look around you, surely you'll see guidances to your astrays. Such, I love to see and even to contribute to make the Malays-Muslims to be great as Allah wish them to be, and to do such, I'm wondering HOW? Thus indeed this theory of Bing Bang, gives me some wisdom on the HOW. SubhanaAllah. Thank to the idea postulated by the West on this Big Bang theory, though their thinking was devoid of the infusement of the element of Iman piety to Allah nonetheless, their brilliant came from no others but from Allah. Therefore, their wisdom I would believe, could lead us to discover a Big Bang strategy as the solution to take the present lukewarm Malays-Muslims on a fast track to mould them to their best characters and position as Allah wishes upon them. The Big Bang theory indeed is a theory that had place this Universe to its today most glorious state, as such I would like to expand such wisdom as the strategy to make the Malays-Muslims to be in their best state and position. In Shaa Allah.
(7) Indeed almost every day, Allah flashes His Big Bang strategy to signify for human to improve fast. Everyday we see lightening and followed by thunder in the far distance, yet such never or most of the time means nothing to us except when flood or drought is on our door step. Indeed, the lightening, the thunder, turn the cloud to rain and even storm. With such, Allah changes things to His desire. Thus, the Malays, the today Malays whom to me are in the dusty stage really need the big Bang to be great. The Big Bang is needed to drain and or water the suffocating flooded and or thirst drought Malays to the adeen that they should be.
(8) Today Malays, be they in Malaysia, Indochina, Philippines, Indonesia, Brunei and even Singapore, they are in the dusty stage as in the Big Bang theory. Politically, economically and definitely in term of Iman, they are in a very dusty stage. All are still in the loose forms. They are bonded in the loose forms of clustering of masses of dust. Today Malays are mere clustering of dust. They are mere masses of dust loose balls. They are "Malays", yet they are Pattani, they are Cham, they are Sulu, they are Javanese, Bugis, Sunda, Minang, and I can say they are thousand islands of dust masses. Even here in this Country, they are Malays and yet thy are Kelantanese, Kedahan, Johorean, and many more. They are not a Solid Crystallized Malays. Everything about them are islands. Isolated. Discriminating even. Today Malays in both its narrow and larger sense are loose entities. Entities, plural, not singular. Malays is not an entity. Malays are multi-facet entities. Loose, foggy, disarrays.
(9) Allah, His Mighty, if one could see, is so obvious, just look into the sky. There are a lots of loose islands of cloud up there. There are thousand, even million of them up there. They are mere loose fog of water droplets. They are hanging islands and or islets in the vast blue sky. Only with the sparkling lightning and roaring thunders all these water droplets will condense to form rain that turn into ocean, lakes, river and all sort of water bodies. But those are the natural forms of water. But as Muslim, who read the Al Quran, those are not to be seen from such a mere naturalist perspective. What are those signifying in the course of our duties as caliph as Allah had ordered? Indeed, to me the Malays are just the same. They are fog of cloud of water droplets.They are scattered in the Malay Archipelago. They are of multi-facets. They are indeed disarray of islands of cloud in the open Universe. They are still in the loose forms. As I mentioned earlier, today Malays, even in Malaysia or Sarawak, they are neither a solid rock that build the mountains or water fluid that makes the oceans, lakes, rivers, ice berg and those sort. The Malays are characterized by loose ends all over. The Malays have yet to come to their most desired solid forms and function. Thus a Big Bang is needed to make the Malays to Allah the Al Mighty real wishes.
(10) Let look at the Malays from their present footing perspective. Politic had divided the Malays to chaotic disarray. The Malays are political prolific, yet never to maturity. Politic is the source of the Malays disunity. No doubt, politic also had brought the Malays to certain solidarity, but imperfect cohesion. Politic thus far had never bring the Malays to maturity. The Malays politic is about politicking. It is not about good governance for the society. Accordingly worst, their Islamic thinking also had divided the Malays badly. Islam is interpreted either wrongly or narrowly. The practice of Islam had shifted from to glorify Allah to self greed satisfaction and egoism fulfillment. Islam had not been made an instrument to make the Malays a better Insani. Islam is a tool to satisfy greed and egoism development. Even worst, the mixed of Islam and politic are a subject of great abused. Rather, Islam and politic being treated as subjects of rationality, both are used to justify greed and egoism. In both case, the majority Malays are happy to be the subject of the manipulation of the minority greedy and egoism. Such had made the Malays looks hopeless. But for sure it was neither politic nor Islam that made the Malays in disarray, it was the poor comprehension and manipulation of both that made them as such.
(11) Likewise, economically, the Malays are islands within their own land. The Malays are diverse islands of socio-economical distinct characteristics. Some are big and beautiful. Most are small, diverse and barren. All these islands had never being put together to form a great living land. The majority Malays left their land to the exploitation of the greedy and abusive some. Malays islands mostly are left to the governance of pirates and thieves. The majority Malays succumb themselves to be the slave of the greedy minority. The Malays never thinking to built bridges to connect all the islands within their realm. They are happy to the concept of kais pagi makan pagi ie literally means living today for today. In the broader socio-economic sense, majority of the today Malays are engrossed into struggling for today living. The majority Malays' piramid of satisfaction had not passed the basic.
(12) In the area of culture and tradition, nothing much is promising. Culturally, a lots of norms had placed the Malays in long stress. Malays culture is not really about the best norms. I dare to say, the Malays culture mostly are elements of control alias suppression and pessimism. Culture had been used to control and made the majority Malays to be submissive. Elements of fear is a norm in the Malays culture, and one can read such in most of Hamka writings about his critique on the Malays sustaining bad characters. The Malays continue to practice their pagan, Buddhism and Hinduism culture. Worst, the presence of the West in the Malays history really had turned them to be submissive. Culture indeed had been imposed for certain very narrow importance of the imposer, not the society. Definitely in the area of culture and tradition, the Malays are also being divided into islands of hanging clouds. Thus, probably Allah last intervention before the Kiamat for the Malays to be what they should be is by the introduction of a Breaking Point followed by a Big Bang.
(13) I would believe, until and unless the Malays had realized that their sustenance Breaking Point is at their door step, then by nature they would wake up in a Big Bang way to react for correction. Just as when one being put to almost death in the ICU then one will realize, time is up and he must repent to change. This is human nature, thus the Malays need to be made realize indeed, they are reaching to a Breaking Point. A Malays Big Bang theory or strategy had to be unlocked to take the Malays out of the Breaking Point.
(14) What is the Malays Breaking Point. As of 2016, Malaysian population is 75 per cents urbanized. Indeed the Malays is the most urbanized. A Study to track the 90 years Malaysian Urbanization trend was conducted by Usman Yaakob, Tarmizi Masron and Fuzimaki Masami which revealed "An analysis of urban population growth in Malaysia should consider the size and average growth rate of the urban population during the intercensal period. The lowest rate of increase (1.89 percent) was recorded between 1931 and 1947. According to Saw (1972), the phenomenal acceleration in the rate of urbanization during the 1947-1957 intercensal period, resulted in an increase in the proportion of urban population. The urban population comprised 26.5 percent of the total 
population in 1957, with an average annual growth rate of 6.0 percent. During this period, the urban population increased by 79.2 percent. Ooi (1975) describes this is as the greatest increase in the level of urbanization in Peninsular Malaysia. Fell (1960), Saw (1972), and Suliman Mahbob (1986) have concluded that the single largest factor contributing to the urban development of this period (1947-1957) has been the Emergency, which caused many families in rural areas to leave their homes─voluntarily or by decree─and seek the security of towns and villages. Fell (1960) added that the expansion of manufacturing industries and of economic activities, in general, has played a very minor role in postwar urbanization. Another spurt of growth in the urban population was recorded during the intercensal period of 1980-1991. By 1991, about 50.9 percent, or half the total population in Malaysia, lived in urban areas, which experienced the highest average annual growth rate (i.e., 
6.68 percent). This extraordinary increase─recorded in the 1991 census─in the urban population was a result of the redefinition of urban areas; that is, they were defined as gazetted areas that, along with their adjoining built-up areas, had a combined population of 10,000 or more (Department of Statistics, Malaysia, 1995). The overall annual growth rates of the urban population in Malaysia were higher because of rural-urban migration and urban-urban migration. Another study by Chan (1995) has emphasized that Malaysia growth in the urban population between 1980 and 1991 has occurred due to the rapid socio-economic changes during 1980s. Immigration from other Asian countries has also possibly contributed to the increase in the urban population. This is especially evident in the results of the 1991 and 2000 censuses. During the intercensal period of 1991-2000, the proportion of 
immigrants or non-Malaysian citizens living in urban areas had increased from 3.5 percent to 5.6 percent. The influx of thousands of labor migrants from other Asian countries into Malaysian cities will trigger many socioeconomic, demographic, and political problems. Consequently,more resources and better logistical management will be required to ensure that these problems are addressed equitably. From the data, we can infer that the high urban population growth rate in Malaysia significantly influenced impact the growth rate of cities, especially cities with populations of more than 200,000. Moreover, without any exceptions, the growth rates of small and medium cities will be sufficient for their survival in the competition with large cities. The increase in the number of urban settlements (as defined by size) from 1911 to 2000 is an interesting aspect of urban concentration in Malaysia. As indicated in Table 2, the 
number of urban centers increased from 8 in 1911 to 170 in 2000. From 1980 onwards, the proportion of settlements drastically increased by 79.1 percent. The number of cities with a population of 200,000 or more showed the most increase─from 2 in 1957-1960 to 17 in 2000. The total population of these cities increased from 551,133 in 1957-1960 and 7,250,227 in 2000, that is, an increase of 52.8 percent. In other words, approximately 53.0 percent of Malaysia’s urban population lived in cities with 200,000 or more inhabitants. The population of these cities will increase in the future. If this growth is not checked, large-scale urban projects will be needed to tackle extreme poverty, especially among the Malay and Indian communities, and to cope with other socio-demographic and environmental problems of large cities in Malaysia. These problems have been previously reported in other Asian cities (Davis, 1975; Preston, 1979).
Apart from the growth in the number of large cities, the number of cities with less than 25,000 inhabitants increased from 6 in 1911 to 82 in 2000 . A study by the Department of Statistics of Malaysia (2001a) showed that the number of towns with 10,000 to 24,999 inhabitants increased from 67 in the period from 1980 to 1991 to 80 in the period from 1991 to 2000, and the population of these towns has increased from 1,085,800 million to 1,321,900 million. The expansion of small towns requires increased participation by the government and the private sector. The developmental process should ensure that the inhabitants receive better amenities, services, and opportunities for employment and business, and that the infrastructure improves. These improvements may benefit people of nearby villages, who travel to the cities. everyday to sell their products in order to increase their income and improve their social status.
(15) From the insert of both the Study by Usman Yakob et al and the illustrative graphs, one just short of Real Income Growth element to conclude what indeed are the Breaking Points of the today Malays. Definitely the diagram to the left looks very promising. But then what is missing. Though our Income Growth had been portrayed as good, but indeed is a mere feel good story. Our Household Income Growth in fact had been sucked up by lots of non-prudential public financial management. Corruption, extravaganza expenditures, abuses, filtration and even over pricing had contributed to my guess at least 30-40 percents loses to our coffer. Worst, the capitalist greed had immersed deep into some dominant
minority Malays norm as against the Islamic ruling on such matter. The Malays are now, most of them are urban dwellers. But then due to dishonesty among their leaders, their urban plight had never been properly analyzed and or forecasted. Thus the migrants Malays again becoming floating cloud in the blue sky of their own weaknesses. The Malays are floating in the Blue Ocean that their leaders is setting upon them. The Malays are trapped in the Blue Ocean Mind of their Pariah Leaders. Today Malays, be they in the urban and or rural areas, they are facing the Breaking Point of Income mismatched Basic Need Expenditures. Today Malays leaders had not come to brilliant socio-economic solution to such a Breaking Point. The Capitalist had sucked up the Malays to the level, despite their long struggle with NEP (1972-1990) and Vision 2020 (1990-2020), back to square one. Today Malays are moving backward to their quality of life of 1950s. Today Malays are stressful population. They are independent yet they never got their freedom. Economically, they never being a free man. The Malays economy had shifted from feudalism colonization to internal capitalist colonization.
(16) The above problem is and was due to nothing than the immoral leadership of the minority Malays upon their society. Definitely, the crux of the Malays problems is about the morality of their leadership. But then, such leadership was and is well nurtured among the Malays themselves. The Malays as a majority accept immoral leadership to be look upon. So much so, today Malays have come to the state of indifferent. Due to the hopelessness of their lives, now they are back to the Malays of 1950s or earlier. In the past, they submit to the arrogant of feudalism, and now they prostrate to Capitalism. Today Malays indeed do not submit themselves to Allahuakhar as they used to proclaim, but they in reality being "shirik" to non-other than Allah. My greatest fear, I'm dame scare that today Malays had come to a point of indifferent, no longer care, the suppressed struggling to their basic lives fulfillment while the oppressors are enjoying all the duniawi that they can make.
(17) The Malays Breaking Point indeed is nothing more to what the Al Quran had said "Never break from the guidance of Allah", and now since "You walked out of the lighted path" therefore the Malays only need to do is to follow their forefather saying "Go back to the point of depart - Kembali ke pangkal jalan" ie basically to return the whole society norms and values to Islam. We had departed too far from Islam by submitting to Capitalism and to eliminate our problem is by returning to Islam and adhere to Allahuakhbar to the fullest. No fear, no favor except to Allah.
(18) Historically, the Malays must remember, once they were pagan. Historically, the Malays were the man of the archipelago, scattered in the vast land of South East Asia (SEA), some as landed-base population, and some as maritime wanderers. In my analogy, they were islands of Malays scattered all through SEA. In Islam, I would believe, the Malays were originally Muslim. But due to the influence of geography and times, they slowly depart from Islam and thus forming islands of Malays lost in SEA. Such as what the Al Quran saying, "Once they walked the lighted path, yet they went astray, so they are lost." They then submitted themselves to the ecology surrounding them, thus pagan or animist they be. But through the interaction with all the other SEA population, they then being colonized and converted to Buddhism followed by Hinduism. Under Buddhism and Hinduism, the Malays than nothing but the slaves to the kingdoms of the temple. Allah by His wish, love to see the Malays to be great. Thus He sent back Islam to them (700-1300 AC). Under Islam, the Malays recollected their freedom. They fear nothing. They look upon to nothing. All in their heart, filled with the true believe in Allah the Al Mighty. Thus, they became strong and prosper. Allah in His Al Rahman Al Rahim will, He made the Malays as truly the superior of the SEA. He gave back the Malays the lighted path. But as time goes by, greed once again encroached into the Malays world, and they went disarray once more. Then a mere 200 Portuguese soldiers landed and conquered Malacca (1511) and thereon till 1957 the Malays became the subject of the West humiliation. I believe, again this is what Allah had promised If you went astray from My lighted path, definitely into the dark ravine is your next journey". Allah with His Allahuakhbar super power, bestowed the Malays to be a subject of colonization due to their breaking away from the rope of Allah. The Malays once in their glorious time, they used their wealth not to the full benefit of the ummah as Allah wants them to be. Wealth made the Malays turned to greed and ignorance. Allah 'turned' His back upon the Malays. For almost 500 years they were left in the dark deep ravine until once again Allah bestowed them with His Al Rahman Al Rahim blessing to regain their freedom.
(19) Based on the Western perspective, since independence (1957), for the first past 45 years or so, as a Nation, we had been working hard toward achieving the blessed umat, and we almost did it. We are almost to the last lapse of the V2020, when in 2003 to this day, at least for the past 3-4 years everyday we are served with all sort of scandalous matters which not only placed us in great disgraceful image, but taking us backward to where we should had left forever. Our greed had once again taking us into the dark deeper ravine. In the past, we can put a blame to others to make us into pariah, but now, we have nothing but totally ourselves to be responsible to our miseries. Thus, as Allah had said It is only you, to make you better or worst. Thus, indeed to realized whether we had come to a Breaking Point or not, and to introduced the Big Bang or not to regain His Al Rahman Al Rahim onto us is all bestowed onto us. Allahuakhbar.
(20) Indeed, the historical trail of the Arabs from Pharaoh to Jahilliah, to the Golden Age of Islam to the Western pariah colonized and now in major chaotic stage is as what the Malays had and is trailing. It takes a person such as Muhammad to be able to see the possible destruction of his people that then by Allah power of Allahuakhbar, Muhammad was given the Al Quran to take the Jahilliah Arab to the glory of Islamic Golden Age which then collapsed to this day never be reconstructed due to the Muslim departure from the Lighted path of Allah. The Malays are now urgently needed to realize the dark ravine a head of their journey, and thus must be daring to take a bold step to go back to the lighted path of Allah. The Malays can't wait for Muhammad to come among them, but each and every responsible Malays must now take their own stance to correct what is not right along their journey. We must stop ourselves being a subject of greedy Capitalism. MasyaAllah.
Kuching, Sarawak
22 Dec., 2016- Feb, 7, 2017
(8) Today Malays, be they in Malaysia, Indochina, Philippines, Indonesia, Brunei and even Singapore, they are in the dusty stage as in the Big Bang theory. Politically, economically and definitely in term of Iman, they are in a very dusty stage. All are still in the loose forms. They are bonded in the loose forms of clustering of masses of dust. Today Malays are mere clustering of dust. They are mere masses of dust loose balls. They are "Malays", yet they are Pattani, they are Cham, they are Sulu, they are Javanese, Bugis, Sunda, Minang, and I can say they are thousand islands of dust masses. Even here in this Country, they are Malays and yet thy are Kelantanese, Kedahan, Johorean, and many more. They are not a Solid Crystallized Malays. Everything about them are islands. Isolated. Discriminating even. Today Malays in both its narrow and larger sense are loose entities. Entities, plural, not singular. Malays is not an entity. Malays are multi-facet entities. Loose, foggy, disarrays.
(9) Allah, His Mighty, if one could see, is so obvious, just look into the sky. There are a lots of loose islands of cloud up there. There are thousand, even million of them up there. They are mere loose fog of water droplets. They are hanging islands and or islets in the vast blue sky. Only with the sparkling lightning and roaring thunders all these water droplets will condense to form rain that turn into ocean, lakes, river and all sort of water bodies. But those are the natural forms of water. But as Muslim, who read the Al Quran, those are not to be seen from such a mere naturalist perspective. What are those signifying in the course of our duties as caliph as Allah had ordered? Indeed, to me the Malays are just the same. They are fog of cloud of water droplets.They are scattered in the Malay Archipelago. They are of multi-facets. They are indeed disarray of islands of cloud in the open Universe. They are still in the loose forms. As I mentioned earlier, today Malays, even in Malaysia or Sarawak, they are neither a solid rock that build the mountains or water fluid that makes the oceans, lakes, rivers, ice berg and those sort. The Malays are characterized by loose ends all over. The Malays have yet to come to their most desired solid forms and function. Thus a Big Bang is needed to make the Malays to Allah the Al Mighty real wishes.
(13) I would believe, until and unless the Malays had realized that their sustenance Breaking Point is at their door step, then by nature they would wake up in a Big Bang way to react for correction. Just as when one being put to almost death in the ICU then one will realize, time is up and he must repent to change. This is human nature, thus the Malays need to be made realize indeed, they are reaching to a Breaking Point. A Malays Big Bang theory or strategy had to be unlocked to take the Malays out of the Breaking Point.
(14) What is the Malays Breaking Point. As of 2016, Malaysian population is 75 per cents urbanized. Indeed the Malays is the most urbanized. A Study to track the 90 years Malaysian Urbanization trend was conducted by Usman Yaakob, Tarmizi Masron and Fuzimaki Masami which revealed "An analysis of urban population growth in Malaysia should consider the size and average growth rate of the urban population during the intercensal period. The lowest rate of increase (1.89 percent) was recorded between 1931 and 1947. According to Saw (1972), the phenomenal acceleration in the rate of urbanization during the 1947-1957 intercensal period, resulted in an increase in the proportion of urban population. The urban population comprised 26.5 percent of the total 
population in 1957, with an average annual growth rate of 6.0 percent. During this period, the urban population increased by 79.2 percent. Ooi (1975) describes this is as the greatest increase in the level of urbanization in Peninsular Malaysia. Fell (1960), Saw (1972), and Suliman Mahbob (1986) have concluded that the single largest factor contributing to the urban development of this period (1947-1957) has been the Emergency, which caused many families in rural areas to leave their homes─voluntarily or by decree─and seek the security of towns and villages. Fell (1960) added that the expansion of manufacturing industries and of economic activities, in general, has played a very minor role in postwar urbanization. Another spurt of growth in the urban population was recorded during the intercensal period of 1980-1991. By 1991, about 50.9 percent, or half the total population in Malaysia, lived in urban areas, which experienced the highest average annual growth rate (i.e., 
6.68 percent). This extraordinary increase─recorded in the 1991 census─in the urban population was a result of the redefinition of urban areas; that is, they were defined as gazetted areas that, along with their adjoining built-up areas, had a combined population of 10,000 or more (Department of Statistics, Malaysia, 1995). The overall annual growth rates of the urban population in Malaysia were higher because of rural-urban migration and urban-urban migration. Another study by Chan (1995) has emphasized that Malaysia growth in the urban population between 1980 and 1991 has occurred due to the rapid socio-economic changes during 1980s. Immigration from other Asian countries has also possibly contributed to the increase in the urban population. This is especially evident in the results of the 1991 and 2000 censuses. During the intercensal period of 1991-2000, the proportion of 
immigrants or non-Malaysian citizens living in urban areas had increased from 3.5 percent to 5.6 percent. The influx of thousands of labor migrants from other Asian countries into Malaysian cities will trigger many socioeconomic, demographic, and political problems. Consequently,more resources and better logistical management will be required to ensure that these problems are addressed equitably. From the data, we can infer that the high urban population growth rate in Malaysia significantly influenced impact the growth rate of cities, especially cities with populations of more than 200,000. Moreover, without any exceptions, the growth rates of small and medium cities will be sufficient for their survival in the competition with large cities. The increase in the number of urban settlements (as defined by size) from 1911 to 2000 is an interesting aspect of urban concentration in Malaysia. As indicated in Table 2, the 
number of urban centers increased from 8 in 1911 to 170 in 2000. From 1980 onwards, the proportion of settlements drastically increased by 79.1 percent. The number of cities with a population of 200,000 or more showed the most increase─from 2 in 1957-1960 to 17 in 2000. The total population of these cities increased from 551,133 in 1957-1960 and 7,250,227 in 2000, that is, an increase of 52.8 percent. In other words, approximately 53.0 percent of Malaysia’s urban population lived in cities with 200,000 or more inhabitants. The population of these cities will increase in the future. If this growth is not checked, large-scale urban projects will be needed to tackle extreme poverty, especially among the Malay and Indian communities, and to cope with other socio-demographic and environmental problems of large cities in Malaysia. These problems have been previously reported in other Asian cities (Davis, 1975; Preston, 1979).
Apart from the growth in the number of large cities, the number of cities with less than 25,000 inhabitants increased from 6 in 1911 to 82 in 2000 . A study by the Department of Statistics of Malaysia (2001a) showed that the number of towns with 10,000 to 24,999 inhabitants increased from 67 in the period from 1980 to 1991 to 80 in the period from 1991 to 2000, and the population of these towns has increased from 1,085,800 million to 1,321,900 million. The expansion of small towns requires increased participation by the government and the private sector. The developmental process should ensure that the inhabitants receive better amenities, services, and opportunities for employment and business, and that the infrastructure improves. These improvements may benefit people of nearby villages, who travel to the cities. everyday to sell their products in order to increase their income and improve their social status.
minority Malays norm as against the Islamic ruling on such matter. The Malays are now, most of them are urban dwellers. But then due to dishonesty among their leaders, their urban plight had never been properly analyzed and or forecasted. Thus the migrants Malays again becoming floating cloud in the blue sky of their own weaknesses. The Malays are floating in the Blue Ocean that their leaders is setting upon them. The Malays are trapped in the Blue Ocean Mind of their Pariah Leaders. Today Malays, be they in the urban and or rural areas, they are facing the Breaking Point of Income mismatched Basic Need Expenditures. Today Malays leaders had not come to brilliant socio-economic solution to such a Breaking Point. The Capitalist had sucked up the Malays to the level, despite their long struggle with NEP (1972-1990) and Vision 2020 (1990-2020), back to square one. Today Malays are moving backward to their quality of life of 1950s. Today Malays are stressful population. They are independent yet they never got their freedom. Economically, they never being a free man. The Malays economy had shifted from feudalism colonization to internal capitalist colonization.
(17) The Malays Breaking Point indeed is nothing more to what the Al Quran had said "Never break from the guidance of Allah", and now since "You walked out of the lighted path" therefore the Malays only need to do is to follow their forefather saying "Go back to the point of depart - Kembali ke pangkal jalan" ie basically to return the whole society norms and values to Islam. We had departed too far from Islam by submitting to Capitalism and to eliminate our problem is by returning to Islam and adhere to Allahuakhbar to the fullest. No fear, no favor except to Allah.
(18) Historically, the Malays must remember, once they were pagan. Historically, the Malays were the man of the archipelago, scattered in the vast land of South East Asia (SEA), some as landed-base population, and some as maritime wanderers. In my analogy, they were islands of Malays scattered all through SEA. In Islam, I would believe, the Malays were originally Muslim. But due to the influence of geography and times, they slowly depart from Islam and thus forming islands of Malays lost in SEA. Such as what the Al Quran saying, "Once they walked the lighted path, yet they went astray, so they are lost." They then submitted themselves to the ecology surrounding them, thus pagan or animist they be. But through the interaction with all the other SEA population, they then being colonized and converted to Buddhism followed by Hinduism. Under Buddhism and Hinduism, the Malays than nothing but the slaves to the kingdoms of the temple. Allah by His wish, love to see the Malays to be great. Thus He sent back Islam to them (700-1300 AC). Under Islam, the Malays recollected their freedom. They fear nothing. They look upon to nothing. All in their heart, filled with the true believe in Allah the Al Mighty. Thus, they became strong and prosper. Allah in His Al Rahman Al Rahim will, He made the Malays as truly the superior of the SEA. He gave back the Malays the lighted path. But as time goes by, greed once again encroached into the Malays world, and they went disarray once more. Then a mere 200 Portuguese soldiers landed and conquered Malacca (1511) and thereon till 1957 the Malays became the subject of the West humiliation. I believe, again this is what Allah had promised If you went astray from My lighted path, definitely into the dark ravine is your next journey". Allah with His Allahuakhbar super power, bestowed the Malays to be a subject of colonization due to their breaking away from the rope of Allah. The Malays once in their glorious time, they used their wealth not to the full benefit of the ummah as Allah wants them to be. Wealth made the Malays turned to greed and ignorance. Allah 'turned' His back upon the Malays. For almost 500 years they were left in the dark deep ravine until once again Allah bestowed them with His Al Rahman Al Rahim blessing to regain their freedom.
(19) Based on the Western perspective, since independence (1957), for the first past 45 years or so, as a Nation, we had been working hard toward achieving the blessed umat, and we almost did it. We are almost to the last lapse of the V2020, when in 2003 to this day, at least for the past 3-4 years everyday we are served with all sort of scandalous matters which not only placed us in great disgraceful image, but taking us backward to where we should had left forever. Our greed had once again taking us into the dark deeper ravine. In the past, we can put a blame to others to make us into pariah, but now, we have nothing but totally ourselves to be responsible to our miseries. Thus, as Allah had said It is only you, to make you better or worst. Thus, indeed to realized whether we had come to a Breaking Point or not, and to introduced the Big Bang or not to regain His Al Rahman Al Rahim onto us is all bestowed onto us. Allahuakhbar.
(20) Indeed, the historical trail of the Arabs from Pharaoh to Jahilliah, to the Golden Age of Islam to the Western pariah colonized and now in major chaotic stage is as what the Malays had and is trailing. It takes a person such as Muhammad to be able to see the possible destruction of his people that then by Allah power of Allahuakhbar, Muhammad was given the Al Quran to take the Jahilliah Arab to the glory of Islamic Golden Age which then collapsed to this day never be reconstructed due to the Muslim departure from the Lighted path of Allah. The Malays are now urgently needed to realize the dark ravine a head of their journey, and thus must be daring to take a bold step to go back to the lighted path of Allah. The Malays can't wait for Muhammad to come among them, but each and every responsible Malays must now take their own stance to correct what is not right along their journey. We must stop ourselves being a subject of greedy Capitalism. MasyaAllah.
Kuching, Sarawak
22 Dec., 2016- Feb, 7, 2017
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