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- - - - Title: "The Meaning Behind the Celebration"
        
        Hari Raya Aidilfitri is celebrated after the month of Ramadan. It began during the time of Prophet Muhammad and is observed on the 1st of Syawal. The festival is a time for gratitude, forgiveness, prayer and spending time with family and loved ones.
  - - - Title: "Hari Raya Traditions"
        
        Balik Kampung (many people travel back to their hometowns to celebrate Hari Raya with their families. )
        
        Giving Duit Raya (Children often receive Duit Raya, which is money placed inside green packets.)
        
        Seeking Forgiveness (On the morning of Hari Raya, family members greet each other and ask for forgiveness by saying "Maaf Zahir dan Batin".)
  - - - Title:"festive Delicacies"
        
        Ketupat (Ketupat is one of the most iconic Hari Raya foods. Ketupat is usually served with rendang, satay, or peanut sauce.)
        
        Rendang (Rendang is a rich and flavourful meat dish cooked slowly with coconut milk and a blend of traditional spices. It is one of the most popular dishes served during Hari Raya.)
        
        Kuih Raya (Kuih Raya refers to a variety of festive cookies and traditional snacks served to guests.)
        
        Semperit
        
        Pineapple Tarts
        
        Honey Cornflakes
  - - - Title"Traditional Attire"
        
        Traditional Clothing is an important part of Hari Raya Aidilfitri. During the celebration, Muslim wear elegent and modest outfits to attend prayers, visit relatives and celebrate with family and friends. Wearing traditional attire reflects respect, cultural identity and the festive spirit of Hari Raya.
        
        Baju Melayu
        
        Baju Kurung/ Baju Kebaya
  - - - Title:"Symbols of Hari Raya"
        
        Crescent Moon & Star (The crescent moon and star are important symbols in Islam. These symbols remind Muslims of their faith, hope and gratitude after completing the month of Ramadan.
        
        Ketupat (Ketupat is one of the most iconic symbols of Hari Raya. Besides being a traditional food, it is also used as a decoration. The woven palm leaves represent unity, togetherness and patience.)
        
        Mosque (The mosque is a meaningful symbol of Hari Raya because Muslims gather there to perform the special Hari Raya prayer. It represents faith, gratitude, worship and unity within the Muslim community.)
  - - - Title:"Celebrating Together"
        
        Malaysian Unity Through Hari Raya (Hari Raya Aidilfitri is more than a religious celebration. In Malaysia, it is a special occasion that brigs people from different races, cultures and religions together. The festival reflects the country's values of unity, harmony, respect and togetherness.
        
        Open House Tradition
        
        Build stronger frienships
        
        Learn about different cultures
        
        Share traditional Hari Raya food
  - - - Content (The festival reflects malaysia's multicultural society, where people from different backgrounds come together to celebrate and strengthen friendships.
      - Favourite Quote: "Unity in Diversity"
      - Small Ketupat or pelita illustration
      - "Thank You"
- - - - Page 1 (introduction about Hari Raya Aidilfitri)
      - Page 2 (History or meaning behind the celebration)
      - Page 3 (Traditions)
        
        Seeking forgiveness
        
        Balik kampung
        
        Giving duit raya
      - Page 4 (Tradional Food)
        
        Semperit
        
        Pineapple tarts
        
        Honey cornflakes
      - page 5 (Traditional Clothing)
        
        Baju melayu
        
        Baju kurung/ Baju kebaya
      - Page 6 (Decorations & Symbols
        
        Crescent moon & star
        
        Ketupat
        
        Mosque
      - Page 7 (Malaysian Unity)
        
        Open House tradition
      - Page 8 (Reflection)
        
        Favourite Quote
        
        Small Ketupat & Pelita ilustration
        
        "Thank You"