With Allah's permission, I have been on the throne for 57 years. Even though various events I witness throughout my reign, I never felt this worry with the relations between race and religion that is becoming frail. ... If the people love peace like me, whereupon use these opportunity and collective rights with gentility. (Abdul Halim of Kedah)

With Allah's permission, I have been on the throne for 57 years. Even though various events I witness throughout my reign, I never felt this worry with the relations between race and religion that is becoming frail. ... If the people love peace like me, whereupon use these opportunity and collective rights with gentility.

Abdul Halim of Kedah

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