Urang Malayu Singapura

Malayu Singapura (Jawi: ) tadiri ateh urang Malayu jo etnis lainnyo nan takaik, sarupo nan didefinisikan dek Pamarintah Singapura jo kaum cadiak candokio di nagara tasabuik nan mamakai konsep laweh dari ras Malayu. Walau baitu Malayu adolah panduduak asali dari wilayah nan kini disabauik sabagai Singapura, dan jo kuaso politik nan panah tagak sarato tacataik sajak mulo abaik ka-13 Masehi, sabagian gadang Malayu di Singapura kini tadiri ateh urang-urang nan barasa dari Malaysia, Brunei jo Indonesia. Sabalun kadatangan Raffles, ado rami panduduak Malayu nan tingga di pulau tu di bawah Kasultanan Johor. Sabagian gadang panduduak Malayu barasa dari Nusantara.

Kalompok etnik

Minangkabau 

Urang Minangkabau alah lamo marantau ka Singapura. Galombang rantau dari Sumatera taranti samantaro katiko Malaya (katiko itu Singapura bagabuang) pado taun 1957. Mayoritas urang Minang nan marantau ka Singapura tibo dari Pariaman jo Agam, Sumatera Barat. Banyak darinyo nan talibaik dalam niago, utamonyo manggaleh Nasi Padang. Panggaleh-panggaleh ko biaso bakadai di Kampung Arab jo Geylang. Inyo ado pulo nan bakarajo sabagai supir taksi atau urang parak, bahkan ado pulo nan manjadi pagawai pamarintahan. Rami pulo urang Minang nan bakarajo di ateh kapa nan dipunyoi sarikat dagang. Urang Minang sangkek tu panah pulo mambantuak organisasi parantau inggo dilarang samaso Konfrontasi Indonesia-Malaysia taun 1962-1966.

Salapeh Singapura mardeka dari Malaysia taun 1965, rami urang Minangkabau di Singapura bapindah ka Malaysia atau baliak ka Sumatera. Urang-urang nan tingga di Singapura baasimilasi jo komunitas Malayu lainnyo, inggo banyak pulo rang mudo Minang nan manikah jo padusi Malayu satampek. Dek hal iko, ubuangan ka komunitas Minangkabau lainnyo manjadi lungga. Pado taun 1973, dipakirokan ado 200 kaluarga Minangkabau di Singapura dan ampia sadonyo bakawarganagaraan Singapura.

Rujuakan

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Pautan lua

The Singapore Constitution 
Minorities at Risk (MAR) Project Chronology for Malays in Singapore
Malay Heritage Centre
Asas 50
Year 2010 Census Report Singapore:Key Population Indicators
Year 2010 Census Report:Key Indicators of Resident Population
Report on religion in Singapore by Exploitz.com, a public domain information from the US State Department Country Guide
Singapore Book of Records
Demographic Characteristics- Table 5

Kalompok etnis di Singapura
Malayu Singapura