Mohd Elipi and Nur Hasanah (fith and sixth from right) with the whole family during Hari Raya in Muar last year. Photo: Mohd Elipi Sien
For Mohd Elipi Sien, 28, a merchandiser at a food manufacturing company in Johor Baru, his wife, Nur Hasanah Aridin, 28, and their eight-month-old son, this year's Hari Raya Haji will be extra festive when they balik kampung to visit his parents. Elipi’s parents live in Muar with his two sisters.
Since they weren’t able to go back during Hari Raya Aidilfitri in May, Mohd Elipi and his family will be preparing dishes which they usually only serve during Hari Raya Aidilfitri.
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Balik kampung for Hari Raya Haji
Ain (in red) with her family during Hari Raya in Pekan last year. Photo: Ain Nadjwa Idzwanna Akasah
(clockwise from top left) Ain, her mother, her sister and her sister-in-law in their hometown Pekan. Photo: Ain Nadjwa Idzwanna Akasah
Ain (in red) with (from left) her parents and sister in Pekan. Photo: Ain Nadjwa Idzwanna Akasah
Ain (left) with her family during Raya in Pekan last year. Photo: Ain Nadjwa Idzwanna Akasah
Mohd Elipi and Nur Hasanah (fith and sixth from right) with the whole family during Hari Raya in Muar last year. Photo: Mohd Elipi Sien
Mohd Elipi and his wife Nur Hasanah live in Johor Baru. Photo: Mohd Elipi Sien
This year’s Hari Raya Haji will be even more special because Mohd Elipi and Nur Hasanah will be celebrating it with their newborn son. Photo: Mohd Elipi Sien
Mohd Izal and his wife Hafzamliza with their four children. Photo: Mohd Izal Mahd Nor
Mohd Izal's wife (with black tudung) and their four children. Photo: Mohd Izal Mahd Nor
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