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17 November 2007

SENI BELADIRI vol 120, Nov 2007

This issue's highlights:

Guru Mat Dian Md Ibrahim - Preserving the wardance in Silat Terlak Tunjai 12 because it is the true heritage of the Melayu people. Spare the art, spoil the silat.
Mat Seman ‘Kipas Lanun’ Nook Kok – What made this fighter cry tears of sorrow in a muay thai ring?
The time has come for the masters to see the limelight – Azlan Ghanie reminds us all of the wise saying "we are important, the elders are necessary".
Don't hurt our host! – ‘Human Weapon’ producer worried Gayong players to rough up actors after witnessing Malaysian style silat training.
Persaudaraan Setia Hati Singapura – Cikgu Aeji Al Haj Karma studied Setia Hati for awareness and humility.
Badik, the personal weapon for loved ones – The Melayu Weapons column returns!
Secret in Sight – Combat sport tips by Azlan Ghanie to observe the opponent's footwork, hands, eyes and movement.
Drunken Kung Fu Champion – Jackie Chan replaces Bruce Lee as the loved heros of the Chinese but finds it difficult to be replaced.
The destined hero – Salahuddin Al Ayyubi never once dreamed of becoming a champion but hopes for his arrival flared up hundreds of year before his victory reclaiming Baitul Maqdis.

06 September 2006

SENI BELADIRI September 2006 Issue 10 (vol. 2)/106

The latest issue of SENI BELADIRI magazine has hit the stands! Of interest in this issue include:

Feature
Guru Amran's passion for silat drove him to study style after style. Then, an old man who appeared to him in a dream changed it all prompting the founding of a new style based on the old man's cryptic words.

Secrets of the Ancient Warriors
The Melayu warriors of old knew their omens well. Calculations and spiritual measurements based on maxims that foretold of dangers or opportunities, whether it was to sit down to a meal, or in meeting a King or persons in power.

If Looks Could Kill
Pak Teh defines the movements that answer the question, just what should silat look like?

Available at newsstands throughout Malaysia at RM5.90.