This book documents the radical Malay political history of Malaysia before and after independence. The term radicalism was chosen because to the general society, a radical approach is drastic and extreme. However, it is actually a label for those who sought independence from the British. In fact this book reveals their struggles, school of thought, contributions and sacrifices. Thus, it gives a true picture of the struggles led by these people who are called radicals so that society is able to evaluate their invaluable contributions and sacrifices to religion, society and country. This book should be owned and read by teachers, undergraduates, historians, politicians as well as the general public so that they can gain detailed information and understanding to be able to assess history in a more open and fair manner.