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Deputy Education Minister Wong Kah Woh. Photo by Bernama

Activist Muhammad Syahrul Nizam Zainal, 34, has turned social work into a full-time career by “waqf-ing himself” for the welfare of society, upholding fardu kifayah as the highest form of patriotism. Photo by Bernama

Malaysia Day not only marks the 1963 formation of Malaysia but also celebrates unity, with sports serving as a powerful force that has long brought Malaysians together in pride, joy and solidarity. Photo: Edited via Canva

Nasaruddin poses with his KLCC replica made from recycled plastic bottles, along with a display of his old military uniform at his house in Kampung Simpang Air Mawar, Johol.

It is this very spirit that has defined Datuk Mohd Azizulhasni Awang, Cheah Liek Hou and Muhammad Faisal Abdul Halim as icons of Malaysian sports, proving to the next generation that there are countless ways to lift the Jalur Gemilang with pride before the world.

Perak Mercedes-Benz Motor Recreation Club (GPMP) advisor Masaud Mansor, 62, posing with his Mercedes-Benz Model 115 E Series during the Merdeka Classic Mercedes Convoy Programme at Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Layang-Layang Kiri recently. - Bernama photo

Tuan Yah waving a Jalur Gemilang among the flags that adorn the area around her home in Kampung Kubang Bongor, Melor. She carries on her late husband’s tradition of flag raising. - Bernama photo

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Merdeka is often celebrated with pride and joy, but Malaysians believe its meaning goes deeper than a single day. - Photo by Bernama

Dr Wan Munira encouraged confronting racism and misinformation by “care-frontation” instead of confrontation. Photo for illustrative purposes only. Photo source: Edited in Canva