Dr Nuruddin bin Mohamed Salleh

This post contains some text I wrote on Raja Ashman Shah for my other blog - Lifelong Learning About Islam

From RTM TV1: His wife is Datin Seri Noraini Jane bt Kamarul Ariffin. The couple has 3 children - son Datuk Ahmad Nazim Azlan Shah and two daughters, Raja Eminah Alliyah and Raja Bainunisa Safia.

From Arkib Negara: Tan Sri Kamarul Ariffin bin Mohamed Yassin was former Chairman of the National Art Gallery Board of Trustees (1972-2004). His biodata can be read at Arkib Negara website: http://www.arkib.gov.my/en/kamarul_ariffin

From my research on The Early Malay Doctors (TEMD): Mohamed Yassin bin Mohamed Salleh was the eldest of 5 siblings, the youngest being Dr Nuruddin bin Mohamed Salleh, a dental surgeon. Dr Nuruddin's son is Assoc. Prof. Sr Azlan Raofuddin, a lecturer in the School of Housing, Building and Planning (HBP) at Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) in Penang. Blog on The Early Malay Doctors (TEMD): http://theearlymalaydoctors.blogspot.com/

From my manuscript for publication:

Agenda Daily. 2012. Jenazah Raja Ashman Shah selamat disemadikan di Kuala Kangsar http://www.agendadaily.com/Muka-Hadapan/al-fatihah-raja-kecil-sulung-perak-mangkat.html

Arkib Negara Malaysia. 2012. Arkib Negara Malaysia Resource Centre. Know the Personages – Tan Sri Kamarul Ariffin bin Mohamed Yassin. http://www.arkib.gov.my/en/kamarul_ariffin

Dr Nuruddin’s father converted to Islam upon his marriage to Yang Munah bt Haji Omar, and assumed the name Mohamed Salleh. Dr Nuruddin was the youngest of five siblings namely, Mohamed Yassin, Nong Halijah, Teh and Siti Hajar. Mohamed Yassin was the father of Tan Sri Kamarul Ariffin, a respectable lawyer turned banker and corporate player.

30. Dr Nuruddin bin Mohamed Salleh (1915-1983)

Dr Nuruddin bin Mohamed Salleh (1915-1983)
LDS 1939 KEVII

Date of birth: 20 March 1916
Place of birth: Kerdau, near Temerloh, Pahang
Date of death: 10 April 1983
Place of death: -

Contact: His son - Assoc Prof Sr Azlan Raofuddin bin Haji Nuruddin, Housing, Building and Planning (HBP), Universiti Sains Malaysia.

Article found about Dr Nuruddin in The Straits Times, 1 July 1949, page 1:

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The Straits Times, 1 July 1949, Page 1
...at the Dental College, Melbourne. Inche Nuruddin and Dr. Au Kee Hock of Singapore, who is doing post-graduate work on the ear, nose and throat in Melbourne, were the first two to be awarded Senior Fellowships under the East Asian Fellowships and Scholarships fund introduced by UNESCO. Australian Official photo. (78 words)