Johor State Anthem

Lagu Bangsa Johor
English: Johor State Anthem
Coat of arms of Johor
State anthem of Johor
Lyrics	Hj. Mohamed Said Hj. Sulaiman, 1914
Music	Mackertich Galistan Abdullah, 1897
Adopted	1897

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Official anthem of Johor (vocal)

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The Johor State Anthem (Malay: Lagu Bangsa Johor, Jawi: لاݢو بڠسا جوهر, pronounced [lagu baŋsa dʒohor]), which was composed by Armenian bandmaster Mackertich Galistan Abdullah, had no official lyrics until 1914 when a staff member of the Hong Kong Bank in Johor Bahru, Hubert Allen Courtney, wrote the first English words and Haji Mohamed Said Hj. Sulaiman rewrote it in Malay. It was adapted from the famous Malay tune Dondang Sayang and officially approved and adopted by Sultan Ibrahim in 1897.

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Lyrics

Malay	Jawi	IPA transcription^[a]	English^[1]
Lagu Bangsa Johor
Allah peliharakan Sultan 'Nugerahkan dia segala kehormatan Sihat dan ria, kekal dan makmur Luaskan kuasa menaungkan kami Rakyat dipimpini berzaman lagi Dengan merdeka bersatu hati Allah berkati Johor Allah selamatkan Sultan.	ﷲ ڤليهاراکن سلطان انوݢرهکن دي سݢالا کحرمتن صيحت دان ريا⹁ ککل دان معمور لواسکن کواس مناءوڠکن کامي رعيت دڤيمڤيني برزمان لاݢي دڠن مرديک برساتو هاتي ﷲ برکتي جوهر ﷲ سلامتکن سلطان.‎	[ʔaɫ'ɫaːh pəlˌiharˈəkan sˈultan] [nˌuɡərˈahkan dˈiə səɡˈalə kəhɔrmˈatan] [s'ihat dan r'iə k'əkal dan m'akmor] [lu'askan ku'asə mən'aʊŋkan k'ami] [rˈakjat dˌipimpˈini bərzˈaman lˈaɡi] [dˈəŋan mərdˈeka bərsˈatu hˈati] [ʔaɫ'ɫaːh bərkˈati dʒˈohɔr] [ʔaɫ'ɫaːh səlam'atkan s'ultan]	God preserve the Sultan Grant that honour, health and happiness May be with him ever more! Long may his hand protect our land and lead his people on; Through years to be in freedom and in unity God bless Johor God save the Sultan.

References

^ "Lagu Bangsa Johor". Laman Web Rasmi Kemahkotaan DYMM Sultan Ibrahim, Sultan Johor. Archived from the original on 16 March 2021. Retrieved 15 June 2015.

Notes

^ See Help:IPA/Malay.

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State of Johor

Capital city: Johor Bahru
Administrative capital: Iskandar Puteri
Royal town: Bandar Maharani (Muar)

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Johor Bahru (part of Johor Bahru district)	City Centre Bakar Batu Century Danga Bay Larkin Majidee Melodies Nong Chik Pasir Pelangi Stulang Suria Tebrau Dato' Onn Daya Johor Jaya Kangkar Tebrau Molek Mount Austin Pandan Setia Indah Tampoi Bandar Baru UDA Damansara Aliff Kempas Setia Tropika Plentong Permas Jaya Ulu Tiram
Iskandar Puteri (part of Johor Bahru district)	City Centre Kota Iskandar Ledang Heights Nusa Bayu Medini Bukit Indah Perling Skudai Lima Kedai Mutiara Rini TUTA Universiti Pulai Kangkar Pulai Bandar Baru Kangkar Pulai Pulai Hijauan Pulai Indah Pulai Mutiara Gelang Patah Forest City Pendas Tanjung Kupang Tanjung Pelepas
Pasir Gudang (part of Johor Bahru district)	Pasir Gudang Tanjung Langsat Masai Kong Kong Kota Masai Seri Alam Taman Scientex

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Muar (Muar district)	Bandar Maharani (City centre) Bukit Treh Parit Bakar Parit Sakai Sungai Abong Bakri Bukit Bakri Bukit Naning Parit Jawa Parit Unas Bukit Pasir Pagoh Bandar Universiti Pagoh Bukit Kepong Lenga Panchor Sungai Balang
Batu Pahat (Batu Pahat district)	Bandar Penggaram (City centre) Minyak Beku Segenting Taman Bukit Pasir Taman Flora Utama Taman Setia Jaya 2 Tongkang Pechah Rengit Parit Raja Semerah Senggarang Sri Gading Pura Kencana
Kluang (Kluang district)	Kluang Taman Sri Lambak Mengkibol Paloh Chamek Kahang
Kulai (Kulai district)	Kulai Bandar Indahpura Bandar Putra Kulai Senai FELDA Taib Andak Saleng Seelong Senai International Airport Kelapa Sawit Bukit Batu Sedenak Ulu Choh
Segamat (Segamat district)	Segamat Genuang Kampung Tengah Batu Anam Buloh Kasap Gemas Baru Jementah
Pengerang (Kota Tinggi district)	Pengerang Tanjung Pengelih Sungai Rengit Teluk Ramunia Pasir Gogok Bandar Penawar Bandar Mas Desaru Tanjung Balau Johor Lama Teluk Sengat
Pontian	Pontian Kechil Kampung Kayu Ara Pasong Pekan Nanas Ayer Baloi Benut Kukup

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Kota Tinggi	Kota Tinggi Lombong Bandar Tenggara Sedili FELDA Lok Heng FELDA Waha
Mersing	Mersing Air Papan Tenggaroh Jemaluang Endau
Tangkak	Tangkak Sagil Sungai Mati Bukit Kangkar Sengkang Bukit Gambir Kesang Parit Bunga Tanjung Agas
Labis (Segamat district)	Labis Air Panas Sungai Karas Tenang Bekok Chaah
Yong Peng (Batu Pahat district)	Yong Peng Ayer Hitam Parit Sulong Sri Medan Parit Yaani
Simpang Renggam (Kluang district)	Simpang Renggam Machap Layang-Layang Renggam

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