The 2nd Prime Minister of Malaysia, born in Keladi Island Village, Kenegerian Pekan, Pahang, on Saturday 12 Rajab 1340 H / 11 March 1922 M. After completing his education at Malay College and Malay College, Kuala Kangsar, he was appointed as a civil servant 1358 H / 1939 M). Because of his intelligence, Abdul Kazak was allowed to continue his education at Raffles College, Singapore. At this school he was acquainted with Lee Kuan Yew who would become the legendary leader of the Land of the Lion.
After World War II, Abdul Razak joined the guerrilla against Britain. Faced with his attitude, the British government in 1367 H / 1947 M actually gave him a scholarship to study law in the UK. Three years later, his father died and he returned to his homeland. In Malaysia, Abdul Razak traveled the world of politics. His name was soon popular and his career was rapidly rising. In 1375 H / 1955 AD, he was appointed minister of lessons. When Tunku Abdul Rahman served as prime minister, Abdul Razak was entrusted as his deputy and minister of defense.
In 1390 AH / 1970 AD, Malaysia's best Bugis-blooded son, who earned the title of Bugis La Tatta Ambanala Daeng Manessa, won the trust of the prime minister he served until his death. Tun Abdul Razak passed away in London on Wednesday, 12 Muharram 1396 H / 14 January 1976 AD, and was buried in his country two days later.