مجمع جهانی قرآن و عترت World Assembly of Qur'an and Eitrat
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Malaysia is filled with people of many races and several religions, including Muslim Malaysians, and Muslim and non-Muslim Chinese and Indians. These different races and religions all live in peace in Malaysia, and there is a spirit they share during feasts and celebrations, so Malaysia is seen as a multi-ethnic country, with a Muslim majority of over 60%
In Malaysia, similar to the case in some Arab and Islamic countries, the “mesaharaty” is still a common sight, roaming the streets to inform people it is time for suhoor.
Malaysians are keen on having their suhoor and their famous local beverage, which is known as “colac”. It is rich with the necessary elements to help fasting Muslims feels less thirst throughout the day.
Muslims hold contests during Ramadan, such as contests of modern fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence) and Quran memorisation. At the end of the month, awards are given to winners in large ceremonies attended by officials from the Ministry of Religious Affairs.
Many Hindus and Buddhists become Muslims during Ramadan and announce it during the prayers of Eid Al-Fitr.
