This book attempts to provide a deeper understanding of Singapore's largest minority group - its struggle in the change from being the majority to being a minority; the symbiotic relationship between the government and the community leaders; and how Malay activists as well as community leaders garner support within and outside the community, working hard to ensure the development and success of the Malay community in the period 1980 to 2010. With important facts on vital developments within the community, this book will shed light on a number of myths about Malay Muslim Singaporeans in Singapore.