Mosques to observe strict guidelines for Hari Raya Haji


The distribution of meat this year will still be observed at mosques in the Klang Valley while adhering to social distancing guidelines. — Filepic of Aidiladha celebration in Bandar Tasik Puteri Rawang last year.

Muslims around the world commemorate Hari Raya Haji by sacrificing four-legged animals such as lambs, goats, cows, bulls and camels.

The meat is then distributed to the poor and deserving people in the community as well as the participants and their family.

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