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Tajul Muluk - between myth, believe & culture

Posted by Kaleidoscope on Tuesday, March 30, 2010 at 11:35 AM
I have develop some services that allow public to explore the world of 'Tajul Muluk'. For those who have not known what is Tajul Muluk or never heard of it, Tajul Muluk or Bintang 12 is an ancient prophecy based on some researches done by the generations before us. And those notes, results and any sources that they had were gathered, compiled and being used in additions from ancient Greek's prophecy.
Tajul Muluk or Bintang 12 was synonym with ancient astrology especially in Malay society whereby they analyze humans characters, attitudes, etiquette, loves and daily life's activities. Logically, Malay society still practice their customs and culture, order elders and guidelines. But the truth is, this customs and culture still relevant to be applied in our daily lives. That's why I have come up with this kind of service, not to let the public obsess with it and forget HE IS THE GREATEST and let their Aqidah ruins by themselves BUT to educate public that this service might also have something the truth behind it. All they have to do is to take the prophecy as their light reading and not to rely on it 100%. At least, this is how I see it.

Check our website for more details.
http://www.tajulmuluk.com.my

5 Comments

yazid says:
March 30, 2010 at 11:00 PM

In contrary to most believes that Tajul Muluk is more to sexual contents which is does not true. But need some tips on that, Tajul Muluk is another good reference to be read.

Another old but not too as Tajul Muluk, another book should we considered to read and understand about sexual knowledges is Permata Yang Hilang, based mainly on Tajul Muluk and other books written from this SEA region. A very nice presentations in accordance to Malays culture and Islamic value as well.

Muahaha, I owned one too...

Kaleidoscope says:
March 31, 2010 at 9:51 AM

Yazid, we should sit down together and compare the kitab that we have. Mine was written in Jawi, very old and fragile until you could see some part of the pages were torn out. But I still could read it and I'm sure you could read it too:P

Open table!!3x..kekekeek

yazid says:
March 31, 2010 at 12:21 PM

Should be no problem reading the modern jawi, however the older I doubt myself could read it very well. I believe tajul muluk now been rewritten in roman, simplified to understand by all but just the matter of where to find it.

Last but not least, the online one of the copies of permata yg hilang can be read here http://www.scribd.com/doc/2623326/Permata-Yang-Hilang

lelaki melayu says:
April 16, 2010 at 7:51 AM

saya cuba memahami setiap patah perkataan. huhuhu

Kaleidoscope says:
April 16, 2010 at 3:50 PM

Jard, bacalah jard, slow2...sure leh punya, simple jer ayat2 tuh beb:)

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