Kuala Lampur, April 18 -- The month of Syawal marks a significant time for Muslims worldwide as they celebrate Eid al-Fitr. In Malaysia, it is customary for the celebration to extend throughout the entire month, with various festive events being organised to mark the occasion. These typically include traditional gatherings such as open houses, communal feasts, banquets, and other similar activities. These traditions serve as a means of strengthening familial ties, fostering neighbourly relations, and reconnecting with friends. Moreover, they allow hosts to welcome and entertain many guests at one time.

While Syawal is often associated with festivity and joy in marking the end of Ramadan, Muslims are reminded that it also represents a tra...