Starchild: Why Malaysian children are looking forward to celebrating Hari Raya


Jayden Tan Li Sheng, 11

In Malaysia, one of the most exciting and colourful festivals celebrated by Muslims is Hari Raya Aidilfitri. Hari Raya marks the end of Ramadan, a holy month of fasting, prayer and reflection for Muslims around the world.

Liza Sara Rizal, 9Liza Sara Rizal, 9Hari Raya is a time of joy, forgiveness and togetherness. Families and friends come together to celebrate this special occasion. Houses are cleaned and decorated with beautiful lights and decorations. Everyone wears new clothes, usually traditional Malay attire, and children receive money known as “duit raya”.

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