Muhammad Furkorn Mat Jeen
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Muhammad Furkorn Mat Jeen | |
![]() Furkorn in RP 2617 | |
3rd President of Phinbella | |
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In office 8 February RP 2618 – 9.V.1741 AN (9 February RP 2621) | |
Chairman of the Council of Ministers |
Muhammad Shukrotul Ahmad Yvar Onigawa Worthyngton |
Preceded by | Mat Fenian Sheares |
Succeeded by | Hang Wilhelm Aloysius Frederiksen |
10th Governor of the Directly Administered Territories and Dependent Territories | |
In office 16 April RP 2614 – 11 January RP 2617 | |
President |
Ikmal Hakimi Mat Fenian Sheares |
Preceded by | Siti Rosminah Abdul Karim |
Succeeded by | Kim Nam-joon |
Member of the Provisional Assembly for Lowland Aboriginal | |
In office 5 December RP 2600 – 20 December RP 2612 | |
Succeeded by | Ari Engkayoh Ben Zuyikkayi |
Personal details | |
Born |
Muhammad Furkorn bin Mat Jeen (Correcting pronunciation: Muhammad Furqan bin Mat Zain) 22 November -36BP Kampung Parit Kianggeh, Bunam, Territory of Flower, Phinbella |
Nationality | Phinbellan |
Political party | Independent |
Spouse(s) | Mariyam Elisa Didi Amin |
Children | 2 |
Residence | Negara Awan |
Alma mater |
Phinbellan Central National University (LLB) University of the Straits Settlements (MPA) |
Occupation | Politician |
Species | Human |
Race | Phinbellan Aborigines of Toromuan tribe |
Hair Color and Style | Black or brown |
Eye Color | Blue |
Skin Color | White |
Muhammad Furkorn bin Mat Jeen | |
Senator of the Lakes | |
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Tenure began | 13.I.1728 AN (14 AN years) |
Senatorial positions | Secretary of State for the Bank, Mint and Press of Hurmu |
Senate(s) | XII, XIII |
Elected | 6.XII.1727 AN |
Physical description | |
Biographical information | |
Date of birth | 1672 AN |
Muhammad Furkorn Mat Jeen (born 22 November -36BP) was a Phinbellan politician who was the third President of Phinbella from RP 2618 to 1741 AN. Although white-skinned, he was the first president from the white-skinned Phinbellan Aboriginal community in the history of the Federal Republic of Phinbella. He was a former member of the Phinbellan Democratic Party, he retired from the political arena during the provisional government era and became an independent politician, he was directly appointed Governor of the Directly Administered Territories and Dependent Territories by the previous President during the same era, and subsequently he ran for the presidency in the RP 2618 Phinbellan presidential election. Furkorn won the election defeating four challengers who were also from the Phinbellan Aboriginal community.
Prior to becoming President, he had been an MP representing lowland aboriginal constituencies from RP 2600 to RP 2612, he had several times won elections during the provisional government since joining the Phinbellan Democratic Party. He was sworn in on February 8, RP 2618, becoming the second Aboriginal president since Dakhaney Mieyuchie in RP 2611. He is from the white-skinned Toromuan tribe, while Dakhaney Mieyuchie is from the coloured-skinned Odagalan tribe. The Toromuan tribe consists of white-skinned people and brown-skinned people. In the 2023 presidential election, he realized that there was no one to challenge him so he was re-elected unopposed. He chose not to run again in the 1741 presidential election and he finished his term on 9.IV.1741 AN, after which he was replaced by Hang Wilhelm Aloysius Frederiksen.
Early life and education
Education
Political career
Before entering politics
Political career
Presenting lowland aborigines
Governor of the Directly Administered Territories and Dependent Territories
RP 2618 presidential election
Speculation and announcement
Campaign
Campaign endorsements
Reactions
Presidency (RP 2618–1741 AN)
Post-presidency (1741 AN–present)
Personal life
Muhammad Furkorn bin Mat Jeen is married to Mariyam Elisa Didi Amin (1674– ). Together they have two children, Raikhan Alexander Maripa bin Muhammad Furkorn (1702– ) and Daiyan Halva Roslan bin Muhammad Furkorn (1705– ).
Political positions
Economic and Social policy
Foreign policy
Electoral history
See also
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