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LUANG PHOR LINDUM (PHOR THAN ORR CHIK)

WAT NAKA, KEDAH

Luang Phor Lindum (Phor Than Orr Chik means Black Tongue Monk in Hokkien) Ordained Name: Phra Khru Nikrodhammathada of Wat Thepchunmmum, Kampong Baru Naka, Padang Terap, Kedah, Malaysia

Luang Phor Lindum (Phor Than Orr Chik means "Black Tongue Monk". His Ordained Name is "Phra Khru Nikrodhammathada, Wat Thepchummum, Kampong Baru Naka, Padang Terap, Kedah, Malaysia

Born on Wednesday, 18th July, 1888 in Kampong Phakhla, Padang Terap District, State of Saiburi (now known as Kampung Chang Deng, Padang Terap District, Kedah. His layman's name was Nang Boon Thong Suwannarat. His father's name was Nai Boon Keow Suwannarat and his mother's name was Nang Boon Thong Suwannarat. They were both Malaysian of Thai origins. He was the 2nd of 3 siblings in the family. His elder brother passed away at 7 days old. His younger brother,Nai Yot Suwannarat carried on the family's name of "Suwannarat".

At the age of 13, his father sent him for religious studies under Phra Ajarn Oon, Wat Pakkhla (now known as Wat Chang Deng). Not long after that Phra Ajarn Oon was affected by paralysis and had to leave the monkhood. Phra Ajarn Oon's disciple (Phra Kwanthong) then sent Nai Chum to study under Phra Ajarn Thong at Wat Kampong Padang on Sunday, 22nd May, 1904. He became a novice monk under Phra Ajarn Si of Wat Pakhla. In 1905 he left the Wat (Temple) to help his family in the planting of padi (rice), orchards . On Sunday 21st June 1908, he was ordained at Wat Pakhla. His ordained name was Phra Chum Cheiyamani. He studied PhraThamVinai and Phra Patimok under Phra Ajarn Plian at Wat Lampam.

In 1911, he was groomed to be the Abbot of Wat Pakhla. In 1932, he was bestowed the title of Phra Thamthorn by Phra Khru Visutsilayan Siyakmani by the Chief Monk of kedah. In 1938, he was appointed Phra Upaca (Phra Prathuan) and was later groomed to be the State Chief Monk of Kedah.

Through his miraculous, his saliva was claimed to be able to cure sickness. According to a witness, Nai Praphan Suwanlaong of Kampong Tong Prok, once when Luang Phor Lindum was invited for prayers (Suad Ban) at a Chinese family's house, the owner placed a small cup of oil as a cup of Chinese tea. When Lung Phor Lindum took a sip, he immediately spat back the oil into the cup. The owner of house saw the incident and thinking that Luang Phor Lindum had blessed the oil, took it as medication for his son. His son was cured of the illness after being applied with the oil. The news of the miraculous cure was spread far and wide. Thereafter, the people started calling him "Oor Chik" (in Chinese means "Black Tongue").

On 1st May, 1950 he received the Official Letter of Appointment as the State Chief Monk of Kedah from the Sultan of Kedah. Later he was bestowed the title "Phra Kru Nikroddhammathada Therawut Khunnaphiwat Rajasaiburi Sanghapamok" by King Bhumibhol Adulyadej (King of Thailand) at the Imperial Palace, Bangkok, Thailand.

Luang Phor Lindum (Phor Than Orr Chik) being bestowed the title "Phra Kru Nikroddhammathada Therawaut Khunnaphiwat Rajasaiburi Sanghapamok" by King Bhmibhol Adulyadej (King of Thailand) at the Imperial Palace, Bangkok

On Monday, 21st November, 1966 at 11.30pm, he passed away at Wat Thepchummum due to high blood pressure. On 11th March, 1968 his remains were cremated at Wat Nikrodharam, Alor Setar, Kedah

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