Kemelayuan: Perbezaan antara semakan

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Semakan pada 08:09, 11 Jun 2018

Kemelayuan (Jawi: كملايوان‎) adalah istilah yang digunakan untuk menggambarkan menjadi orang Melayu, atau ciri-ciri Melayu yang tersusun, dan digunakan untuk merujuk kepada yang mengikat dan membezakan orang-orang Melayu dan membentuk asas perpaduan dan identiti mereka. Orang yang menyebut dirinya Melayu ditemui di banyak negara di Asia Tenggara, disatukan oleh identiti berkongsi identiti tetapi dibahagikan dengan sempadan politik, sejarah yang berbeza, dialek variasi dan keunikan pengalaman tempatan. Walaupun istilah 'Melayu' digunakan secara meluas dan mudah dimengerti di rantau ini, ia tetap terbuka untuk tafsiran yang berbeza-beza kerana ciri-cirinya yang pelbagai dan cair. 'Melayu' sebagai identiti, atau kewarganegaraan, dianggap sebagai salah satu konsep yang paling mencabar dan membingungkan dalam dunia pelbagai-etnik di Asia Tenggara.

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