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In a world where most mosques and surau now rely entirely on modern loudspeakers to signal prayer times, Surau An-Nur Parit 3 Tengah Alor Setanggok stands out for keeping a nearly 70-year-old tradition alive: the rhythmic beating of the beduk drum. Photo by Bernama

Appearing emotional to the point of tears at the start of the video, Khairul Aming moved many with his caption, admitting that he could no longer share his success with his late father. However, seeing the closeness between his followers and their families through the videos was "a truly meaningful gift” to him.

Johor police chief Datuk Ab Rahaman Arsad during a press conference, today, on the abuse of the image and voice of State Women, Family and Community Development Committee chairman Khairin-Nisa Ismail@Md On in a suspected scam. - Photo by Bernama

Kuala Lumpur occupies a unique position in Malaysia’s political and economic architecture. It is not merely a local authority but the federal capital, a national economic hub, and an international city competing regionally for investment, talent and influence. - 123RF photo

Punch clings tightly to the orangutan plush toy while sleeping. Photo: Agency

A party special congress on July 12 will be held by the DAP to decide whether its leaders should resign from all government posts while continuing to support the unity government in Parliament, says party secretary-general Anthony Loke. Bernama FILE PIX

New Zealand Deputy Prime Minister David Seymour speaks to the media during a ceremony to commemorate Waitangi Day in Waitangi on Feb 5, 2026. - (Photo by BEN STRANG / AFP)

A lion dance team typically has eight to 10 members, including drummers, expanding to 20 for larger performances. - Bernama photo

Behind the festive celebration of the Chinese New Year with red paper decorations displaying characters symbolising prosperity and well-being, Chinese calligraphy actually demands high discipline, perseverance and continuous practice. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Bernama FILE PIX

This February, Malaysia’s diversity was not just spoken of - it was seen and felt, as Thaipusam, Chinese New Year and the approach of Ramadan unfolded almost side by side in a rare convergence of faith, culture and unity. Bernama FILE PIX