Religion no barrier for Jurry and family


Happy family: Jurry (right) and members of her family posing for a picture at her parents’ house in Ranau.

KOTA KINABALU: For Universiti Malaysia Sabah lecturer Jurry Michael and her husband Haridyn Hanti, being Muslims is not a hindrance to celebrating Chinese New Year with the rest of her family.

The only difference between now and before she embraced Islam, said Jurry, 39, is that they have halal food and that’s just fine.

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