Author: Siti Maimunah Abdul Rahman

May the brightness of moon and stars fill your life with positivity and happiness. Wishing you a blissful and cheerful Mid-Autumn Moon Festival.

‘Keluarga Malaysia Teguh Bersama’ was chosen as the theme of National Day in line with the concept of Malaysian Family harmony. Malaysia is a country of various religions, languages and culture. All of us live here peacefully. Let’s celebrate our Independence Day cheerfully and colourfully through uniting ourselves. Wishing a very

Awal Muharram (also called Maal Hijrah) celebrates the beginning of the Islamic New Year. Muharram, derived from the word haram, which means forbidden, is a month considered most sacred of all besides the month of Ramadan. During this time, Muslims are forbidden to fight; hence, a time of mourning and peace. This first

Eid al-Adha, also known as Hari Raya Aidiladha or the Feast of the Sacrifice, is the day when worldwide Muslims celebrate the occasion when Allah appeared to Ibrahim to sacrifice his son as a sign of devotion. His son, Ishmael was not sacrificed at the end, instead he was stopped

The Dragon Boat Festival is a traditional Chinese holiday that has been around in various forms for thousands of years. Its current iteration is an amalgamation of multiple different festivals and traditions. Two prevailing stories are often cited to explain the origin of this age-old holiday. In most parts of China, the

Vesak Day is a Holy Day for Buddhists. In fact, it is considered the holiest day in the Buddhist Calendar. The Buddha’s birthday is observed annually on the Sunday nearest to the full moon in May. It is a holiday observed by Buddhists across the world, though the exact date