Chinese Muslims and friends enjoy multicultural tang yuan fest


Mohamad Aiman guiding his wife Mariana to roll tang yuan during the Winter Solstice Festival celebration at the Titi Papan Chinese Mosque in Jalan Burma, George Town, Penang. — Photos: ZAINUDIN AHAD/The Star

AFTER years of longing for tang yuan, contractor Mohamad Aiman Zulkiflee beamed with joy when he got to savour the dessert again at the Titi Papan Chinese Mosque in Jalan Burma, George Town, Penang.

The 43-year-old Chinese Muslim said his mother used to make these rice balls at home but after she passed away six years ago, he stopped eating the treat.

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