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Generation Z is quietly reshaping how Hari Raya Aidilfitri is celebrated, blending long-standing traditions with digital habits and modern lifestyles. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Canva

Generation Z is quietly reshaping how Hari Raya Aidilfitri is celebrated, blending long-standing traditions with digital habits and modern lifestyles. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Canva

Digital greetings, cafe meet-ups: How young Malaysians puts a modern spin on Raya

Spending patterns show that Malaysian families are not abandoning festive traditions but are instead adjusting how they celebrate.

Spending patterns show that Malaysian families are not abandoning festive traditions but are instead adjusting how they celebrate.

How Malaysian households are navigating a ‘cautious’ Raya 2026

Repeated heavy meals over a short period place cumulative strain on the stomach, especially when dishes are high in fat. - Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily via Canva

Repeated heavy meals over a short period place cumulative strain on the stomach, especially when dishes are high in fat. - Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily via Canva

Feast in moderation, happier stomachs this festive season

Cancer-free since 2021, Izzah, who was born in Kampung Kemahang, Benta in Lipis, said that her gluten-free biscuits are produced in a workshop located in the Rukun Tetangga area of Kampung Cenderawasih Timur, here. Photo by Bernama

Cancer-free since 2021, Izzah, who was born in Kampung Kemahang, Benta in Lipis, said that her gluten-free biscuits are produced in a workshop located in the Rukun Tetangga area of Kampung Cenderawasih Timur, here. Photo by Bernama

Cancer survivor single mum produces gluten-free biscuits

Nur Fatin Yasmin Firdaus demonstrates her skill in weaving ketupat, a traditional craft that is becoming increasingly rare among the younger generation, when met by Bernama at the Ketupat Weaving Workshop held in conjunction with the RIUH Raya Baik Baik programme here recently. Photo by Bernama

Nur Fatin Yasmin Firdaus demonstrates her skill in weaving ketupat, a traditional craft that is becoming increasingly rare among the younger generation, when met by Bernama at the Ketupat Weaving Workshop held in conjunction with the RIUH Raya Baik Baik programme here recently. Photo by Bernama

A Raya classic at risk: Passing down the art of Ketupat weaving

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