First Raya without dad for Rohingya family in Ampang
The only means they have of celebrating the occasion are the groceries given to them by a charitable foundation.
With fathers gone, Rohingya families at sea this Aidilfitri
Two families in Kuala Lumpur put aside any thoughts of celebrating Hari Raya in their struggle to survive.
Cost of 'balik kampung' soars as bus operators struggle with diesel price hikes
Express bus companies put the blame on the government's withdrawal of bulk diesel subsidies and a slew of other operating costs.
Anwar hits out at claims by 'turbaned people' that his govt victimises opposition states
The prime minister says allocations for opposition-controlled states have in fact increased.
Come clean on last-minute scrapping of 'takbir raya', PN tells govt
The opposition coalition says the excuse of 'technical problems' is unacceptable.
PN slams Anwar's 'eye-popping' marathon Raya events in election-geared states
The opposition coalition accuses the government of hijacking a religious celebration for political reasons and failing to adhere to its own austerity measures.
'Why so calculative?': Saifuddin defends govt's open house drive
The home minister says the open houses are not election campaign programmes, but rather an approach for the prime minister to reach out and meet with the people.
No break from politics, even during Aidilfitri
Inevitably, conversation turns towards the topic, some families say.
The cannons of Hari Raya
In Kuala Kangsar, dozens of steel cannons are fired in a decades-old tradition to mark the start of the Eid holiday.
The artist painting Hari Raya portraits
Amirul Danial says the gratitude he receives from his customers is a gift.
Raya in the kampung and the city
Whether in the villages or in the city centres, Hari Raya merriment spreads far and wide.
Hari Raya on the streets of Chow Kit
The needy and the urban poor turn out in droves to receive the gifts of food and clothing given by charitable individuals and groups.
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