How Well Do You Know Melayu Islam Beraja (MIB) - The Basis of Brunei's Identity?

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The core concept, guidance, and direction for Brunei.

The Sultan represents the 'Beraja' (Monarchy) in Brunei's government.

Essential for defining Brunei's identity and upholding its values.

Brunei gained independence on January 1, 1984.
The concept of Melayu Islam Beraja (MIB) is the basis, guide, and direction of the country.
MIB has three components - Melayu, Islam, and Beraja - that cannot be separated.
MIB is compatible with Islam and is the core of all elements in the Melayu and Beraja components.
The Brunei State Constitution of 1959 recognizes the rights of the Malay people and Islam as the official religion.
Beraja, represented by the monarch, holds the highest governing power in Brunei.
MIB has been practiced since the reign of Sultan Muhammad Shah and is deeply rooted in Brunei's history.
MIB reflects Bruneian identity and values such as strong religious faith, loyalty, and adherence to Malay customs and values.
MIB is important for community living, national interests, national aspirations, and national unity through loyalty.
MIB is the foundation for the development and existence of Brunei.