4 Malaysians in Forbes Asia's philanthropy list : All Malay




EXCLUDED incumbent Barisan Nasional Kota Baru Member of Parliament Datuk Mohd Zaid Ibrahim is one of four well-known rich Malaysians picked as heroes of Forbes Asia's inaugural philanthropy list.

The other three generous Malaysians are businessman Tan Sri Syed Mokhtar Albukhary, 56, retired Sarawakian politician and businessman Leonard Linggi Tun Jugah, 67, and Hishamudin Ubaidulla, 52.

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Compared with this list also from Forbes(dated May 2007) where richest Malay was numbered 7th in the list. I wonder where are the others gone especially the non-malays one.

See, who say malays got no money? =P Ya ALLAH,bagilah penulis blog ni ada dalam list ni satu hari nanti, AMIN. Thanks coz praying for me..huhu..

Only three things can change the world
1. Religion - see how Islam changed the world
2. MONEY - no MONEY no talk
3. Politic - before talk about changing the world,lets change Malaysia first in this coming election!!

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