Almarhum Tunku Abdul Jalil ibni Sultan Ibrahim, a special individual who will always be an aspiration to all the people of Johor, a prince who always brought the gap between the palace and people closer. Thread 1/10

Tunku Abdul Jalil was taught from a young age to understand about the citizens' lives by grandfather Almarhum Sultan Iskandar and his father.

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Often seeing first-hand together with the Royal Family to observe the progress of the Johor people's lives, Tunku Abdul Jalil also followed The Kembara Mahkota Johor and traveled around the state. Thread 3/10

His Highness often humbly spent time meeting the people despite his poor health condition. Thread 4/10

Eventhough he was fighting cancer, it did not prevent him from meeting other patients at the Sultanah Aminah Hospital and Sultan Ismail Hospital to offer encouragement, support and personal contributions to patients with a similar fate. Thread 5/10

Tunku Laksamana of Johor's spirit and strength to fight cancer inspired all sides. Thread 6/10

Tunku Abdul Jalil actively contributed to the people through the sailing world by introducing the Malaysian Sailing League and a youth sailing programme in 2013. Thread 7/10

It provided opportunities to thousands of youth who could not afford to gain experience in sailing and sailboats. In 2014, His Highness received the President Development Award from the International Sailing Federation (ISAF) in 2014. Thread 8/10

On 5 December 2015, Tunku Abdul Jalil passed away peacefully. His Highness' passing was a sad day for the Johor people, which was also felt by the Malaysian people. Thread 9/10

All walks of life came to offer their final respects and condolences to the prince, who became an inspiration and an aspiration for everyone in this country. Allah Peliharakan Sultan. Thread 10/10