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Born in Singapore on 1876, he grew up in a wealthy family.

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Eunos’s first career was to work at the Singapore Free Press and he was the man who started publishing Malay newspapers.

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Eunos collaborated with 2 people, Abdul Samad and Tengku Kadir to fight against the PIS, also known as Persekutuan Islam Singapura for Malay rights.

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Eunos was appointed to be the first Malay member of the municipal commission as he represented in the colonial political arena for the Malays.

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His first speech was about Malay rights and how we can contribute to it. As he mentioned , he said, “it was an unfavourable impression” as he wanted to show that without this speech, he will leave a bad impression on himself.

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The newspaper mentioned a big issue as he feels that Malay rights are important and neccessary in the world.

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Eunos collaborated with the Singapore Malay Unionas as not only he was the president, he was also concerned about the Malays.

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Eunos, sadly died as he was aging and a disease struck him. Though we do not know the symptons and whether its curable, the Malays were saddened and devastated.

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However, Eunos used this land and made a residential place for Singaporeans. Now, it has developed. Without Eunos, Racial Harmony Day without the Malays is really impossible