History of moh saaduddin
Mohammad Najib bin Abdul Razak (Jawi: محمد نجيب بن عبد الرزاق, Malay: [nadʒep̚ razaʔ] ; born 23 July 1953) is a Malaysian politician who served as the sixth prime minister of Malaysia from 2009 to 2018. He is the son of former prime minister Abdul Razak Hussein.
History of moh saaduddin is covered here in 3 connected parts: History of moh saaduddin, moh saaduddin in the Philippines, moh saaduddin: key facts and timeline.
History of moh saaduddin
Early life and education
Najib was born on 23 July 1953 at the Pahang State Secretary official residence in Bukit Bius, Kuala Lipis, Pahang. Najib is the eldest of second Malaysian Prime Minister Abdul Razak's six sons. His younger brother, Mohd Nazir Abdul Razak, runs the country's second-largest lender, Bumiputra-Commerce Holdings Bhd.[1]
Early political career (1976–1991)
The eldest son of Malaysian Prime Minister, Abdul Razak Hussein, he was elected to the Parliament of Malaysia in 1976 replacing his deceased father in the Pahang-based seat of Pekan. The national outpouring of grief following Abdul Razak's death and the respect for his father helped Najib win election unopposed as Member of Parliament at the very young age of 23. In 1986 Najib won re-election to the same seat.[1]
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moh saaduddin in the Philippines
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- ↑ a b c “Najib Razak”. Wikipedia. Text adapted from Wikipedia under CC BY-SA 4.0. Rewrite it in your own words where you can. Encyclopedia Retrieved 2026-10-31
- ↑ ^ “www.atimes.com / atimes/Southeast_Asia/FE04Ae01.html”. atimes.com. Link found on the Wikipedia page. Open it, check it and fix this title before relying on it. News Retrieved 2026-10-31
- ↑ ^ “www.iht.com / articles/ap/2008/05/11/asia/AS-GEN-Malaysia-National-Service.php”. iht.com. Link found on the Wikipedia page. Open it, check it and fix this title before relying on it. Web page Retrieved 2026-10-31
Further reading
- “www.smh.com.au / world/malaysian-pm-caught-up-in-murder-bribery-scandal-20130112-2cmk6.html”. smh.com.au. Link found on the Wikipedia page. Open it, check it and fix this title before relying on it. Web page Retrieved 2026-10-31
- “www.nst.com.my / latest/muhyiddin-pm-s-gaza-visit-reaffirms-malaysia-s-support-for-palestine-1.207127”. nst.com.my. Link found on the Wikipedia page. Open it, check it and fix this title before relying on it. Web page Retrieved 2026-10-31
- “www.nst.com.my / latest/you-have-our-support-1.208960”. nst.com.my. Link found on the Wikipedia page. Open it, check it and fix this title before relying on it. Web page Retrieved 2026-10-31
- “www.bloomberg.com / news/2013-01-22/najib-to-tour-hamas-run-gaza-in-first-visit-by-malaysian-leader.html”. bloomberg.com. Link found on the Wikipedia page. Open it, check it and fix this title before relying on it. Web page Retrieved 2026-10-31
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