About

Jauhari Johar is a Malaysian political activist, writer, and advocate for Malay cultural and Islamic values. Born in Malacca in 1989, he grew up in Petaling Jaya and studied Music at Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM), where he first built his career as a songwriter and composer.

Over time, Jauhari shifted his focus from music to political activism. He is best known for his commentaries on Malay identity, Islamic governance and the role of the national language in fostering unity. Through social media, writing, and video speeches, he has emerged as a voice for Malay-Muslim awareness in a changing political landscape.

In 2025, he published The Malay Agenda: How to Defend Malay Power and Islamic Sovereignty in the 21st Century, a book that lays out his vision for strengthening Islamic values, promoting a halal-driven economy, and modernizing education while preserving Malaysia’s multicultural harmony.

Today, Jauhari continues to contribute to national conversations on politics, culture, and leadership, positioning himself as part of a new generation of Malay thinkers and activists.