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What were the three main types of healing mentioned in the early Malay literature?
What were the three main types of healing mentioned in the early Malay literature?
- Using modern medicine, acupuncture, spiritual chanting
- Using crystals, aromatherapy, massage therapy
- Using plants and herbs, using symbols and amulets, using Quranic verses (correct)
- Using meditation, prayer, bloodletting
During which period did the Portuguese conquer Malacca?
During which period did the Portuguese conquer Malacca?
- 1511 (correct)
- 1641
- 1786
- 7th century
When did Malaysia gain independence?
When did Malaysia gain independence?
- 1957 (correct)
- 1786
- 1965
- 1942
Which traditional medicine practitioner was prevalent in the early history of Malaysia?
Which traditional medicine practitioner was prevalent in the early history of Malaysia?
What was included in the Kitab Tibb, an early Malay literature?
What was included in the Kitab Tibb, an early Malay literature?
During which period did the Dutch conquer Malacca?
During which period did the Dutch conquer Malacca?
When did British influence in Malay states end?
When did British influence in Malay states end?
What is the meaning of 'pantang larang' mentioned in the text?
What is the meaning of 'pantang larang' mentioned in the text?
What was the early influence of Chinese, Indian & Arab traders in Malaysia?
What was the early influence of Chinese, Indian & Arab traders in Malaysia?
When did Malaysia include Singapore, Sabah, and Sarawak?
When did Malaysia include Singapore, Sabah, and Sarawak?
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Early Malay Healthcare
- Three main types of healing mentioned in early Malay literature: spiritual healing, traditional herbal medicine, and mystical healing
Malaysian History
- Portuguese conquest of Malacca: 1511
- Malaysia gained independence: 1957
- Dutch conquest of Malacca: 1641
- British influence in Malay states ended: 1957
- Malaysia included Singapore, Sabah, and Sarawak: 1963
Traditional Medicine
- Prevalent traditional medicine practitioner in early Malaysian history: Bomoh
Early Malay Literature
- Kitab Tibb: an early Malay literature that included Islamic medical knowledge and traditional Malay medicine
Cultural Practices
- 'Pantang larang': a term that refers to traditional prohibitions or taboos in Malay culture
External Influences
- Early influence of Chinese, Indian, and Arab traders in Malaysia: brought new medical knowledge and practices
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