Hari Raya: Malaysians in HK stay close to home with food and technology


Muzzil, seen in front of Kowloon Mosque, video calls his family in Malaysia during Hari Raya. — Hong Kong Tourism Board

A common practice among the 300,000-strong Muslim community in Hong Kong come Ramadan would be to gather at the mosques.

The four large mosques in the island city – Kowloon Masjid, Masjid Al Ammar, Jamie Mosque and Chai Wan Mosque – would be abuzz with congregants breaking fast and praying together.

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