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Inmates saddest on first day of Hari Raya
MARANG (Bernama): They may seem a tough breed, but not so tough that the Aidilfitri takbir raya (Hari Raya prayers) doesn't get to them.
Haiti voodoo leaders prepare temples for coronavirus sufferers
PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) - Haiti's voodoo leaders have trained priests of the Afro Caribbean religion to concoct a secret remedy for the novel coronavirus and to prepare the sacred initiation chambers of their temples to receive patients.
'Adam', 'Ainul Mardhiah' among trending names for Muslim newborns this year, says Stats Dept
PETALING JAYA: The names "Adam" and "Ainul Mardhiah" are among the trending names for newborns this year among Muslim couples, according to the Statistics Department.
Leaving footprints in our hearts
The Star’s education editor leaves a legacy through the stories she steered behind the scenes.
Pak Lau, the revered teacher of STAR
A letter from DR SHAMSHUDDIN JUSOP, Research Fellow Faculty of Agriculture, Universiti Putra Malaysia.
Baking with a vital purpose
IN a bid to raise funds to sustain operations, St Nicholas Home in Penang is selling homemade pastries to the public.
Playing it safe despite green light
PETALING JAYA: Although the green light has been given for non-Muslim places of worship in green zones to reopen from June 10 onwards, many are still opting to play it safe.
Imam to invite YouTube sensation Sugu to make curry for Raya do
ALOR GAJAH: An imam of a mosque here plans to invite YouTube sensation "Sugu Pavithra" to prepare curry dishes during a Hari Raya celebration slated for the end of the year.
Non-Muslim houses of worship in green zones can reopen from June 10 (updated)
PUTRAJAYA: Non-Muslim houses of worship in Covid-19 “green zones” will be allowed to reopen from June 10 onwards, says Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob.
China to debate new civil code that includes divorce, harassment and organ donors
BEIJING (AFP): Divorce, sexual harassment, organ donations, privacy: China's sweeping first-ever civil code will be debated at its annual parliament meeting in Beijing this week.