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ABOUT 6,000 people thronged the Al-Istighfar Mosque in Pasir Ris to celebrate Hari Raya Aidilfitri and the end of the Muslim fasting month on Sunday.In his Hari Raya sermon, the Mufti of Singapore Syed Isa Semait called on Muslims to show compassion to all... Read Full Story
I will be away from 20 – 22 September 2009 for Aidil Fitri celebration.
To those who are celebrating, Happy Aidil Fitri.
(Selamat Hari Raya Aidil Fitri – Malay Language)
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After fasting for a month, today is the special day for all the Muslims to celebrate Hari Raya Aidilfitri. I would like take this opportunity to wish all the Muslim a ‘Selamat Hari Raya’.
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Selamat Hari Raya to all my readers, family members and friends, whom have supported me all this time, Wishing you all a prosperous Hari Raya with your Beloved one.(pic courtesy of a friend from Malaysia) Read Full Story
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Balik Kampung again! It seems the petrol issues are still at large. The STAR online reports that some petrol stations are runnning out of fuels! This is one of the most important times in the Malaysian calendar, where people will return to their hometown for Eid Celebration and the hiccups is hopefully only temporary. Anyway, I wish all Malaysians Happy Holiday, Happy Hari Raya and drive safely and carefully to your destinations! Balik kampung rush badly hit as pumps run dry in KL By NG... Read Full Story
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I want to wish Selamat Hari Merdeka for all my Malaysian blog reader. We will be celebrating 52 years of independence anniversary on 31st August 2009. This year celebration will be held at Dataran...
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On 1st October 2008, Malaysians will celebrate one of the many important feasts in our calendar, that is Hari Raya or Eid'l Fitri. The feast is celebrated to mark the end of Ramadhan where Muslims all over the world would be fasting from sunrise to sunset. After a month of surpressing hunger and controlling all of our desires, the coming month of Syawal will be a celebration time! By this time I am sure many Malaysians are already making their way in batches to their home towns, driving with... Read Full Story
