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The Malaysian Flag: Also named "Jalur Gemilang" with effect from August 31 1997.One of Malaysian national symbol, Islam is symbolized by the crescent and the star with its 14 points symbolizes the unity of the 13 states of the Federation with the Federal government.
National Anthem: Adopted on September 16, 1963 and selected by a special committee headed by Malaysia's first Prime Minister , the late Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj
National Animal: The tiger has suitably been chosen as the national symbol of Malaysia and included in the national emblem.
National Flower: The Hibiscus , locally known the Bunga Raya is one of the Malaysian national symbols.
The National Mosque: Designed and supervised by the Federal Public Works Department the building occupies an area of 2090 sq m . The mosque includes a hall, a mausoleum, a library, offices, an open courtyard and a minaret.
The National Monument: This Malaysian symbol has been dedicated to those who have died in the cause of peace and freedom for the country. Standing on a commanding site at the Lake Gardens in Kuala Lumpur , the whole area has been reserved for the national monument.
The National Language: "Bahasa Melayu", the national language of Malaysia was established under Article 152 of the Constitution. Used for official purposes includes the federal and state governments, and as defined by the constitutional amendment of 1971 by all authorities and statutory bodies.
The National Car: Though a somewhat unusual symbol, the Proton Saga however has significance for Malaysians which goes beyond the mere production of a passenger car. This project became a reality in September 1985 after its announcement in 1982.
National Animal: The tiger has suitably been chosen as the national symbol of Malaysia and included in the national emblem.
National Flower: The Hibiscus , locally known the Bunga Raya is one of the Malaysian national symbols.
The National Mosque: Designed and supervised by the Federal Public Works Department the building occupies an area of 2090 sq m . The mosque includes a hall, a mausoleum, a library, offices, an open courtyard and a minaret.
The National Monument: This Malaysian symbol has been dedicated to those who have died in the cause of peace and freedom for the country. Standing on a commanding site at the Lake Gardens in Kuala Lumpur , the whole area has been reserved for the national monument.
The National Language: "Bahasa Melayu", the national language of Malaysia was established under Article 152 of the Constitution. Used for official purposes includes the federal and state governments, and as defined by the constitutional amendment of 1971 by all authorities and statutory bodies.
The National Car: Though a somewhat unusual symbol, the Proton Saga however has significance for Malaysians which goes beyond the mere production of a passenger car. This project became a reality in September 1985 after its announcement in 1982.
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