Anwar Ibrahim’s tumultuous, dramatic, brave, and courageous journey from a rural lad to Prime Minister is the subject of this book. The chapters weave through the complexities of political difficulties, oppression and injustice, and hardships and tribulations. It chronicles his downfall and ascent out of the confines of the jail, his ten-year ordeal, and the cruel treatment he endured. In solitary confinement, he read and thought brilliantly, smarter, more carefully, decisively, and creatively to convert the hardship of lying on the concrete into an opportunity. Despite all the obstacles he encountered in prison, he had a good outlook on life. He has come back today to reestablish Malaysia’s unity, peace, and harmony. The book’s account of Malaysia’s evolving political history is topical. The story of Anwar’s struggle, journey, and destiny is deftly told via anecdotal incidents.
Anwar: Prison to Palace is made up of Malaysian tales and articles that, through the personal experiences of Malaysian authors and journalists, best define Anwar. The book offers insightful analyses of the circumstances that led to Anwar’s memorable moment of glory. It depicts tales of pain and relief, cruelty and pardon, darkness and grandeur, and tears and victory.
On November 19, 2022, GE15 was held. It was a historic day. Under Anwar’s direction, it signalled the beginning of a new economic, social, and political environment. Anwar is steadfast in his commitment to guiding Malaysians into the future by promoting unity in diversity via compromise, compassion, and moderation. Appreciate learning about Anwar Ibrahim’s difficult yet successful path.
About the author: M. Krishnamoorthy is an adjunct professor, journalist, media relations expert, crisis management coach, and trainer. This is his eighth book. spent more than 20 years working as a senior reporter for NST and The Star. He continues to work for the New York Times, Time magazine, CNN, BBC, Al Jazeera, and TV stations in Australia, Germany, and the United States.
