Protocols for Takbir Hari Raya, mosque prayers, open houses, and more, effective 1 May 2022.
In preparation for the arrival of Syawal in early May 2022, Malaysia's Ministry of Health has released a set of protocols to follow in carrying out "lively and safe" Hari Raya celebrations.
These protocols, effective 1 May 2022 (Sunday), would serve as a general guide, and are subject to regulations and standard operating procedures (SOPs) set by the State Religious Authority, the Ministry said on Wednesday (27 April 2022).
Details are as below:
Activity | Protocols |
Takbir Hari Raya |
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Solat Sunat Hari Raya |
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Contagion and infection control |
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Congregational ethics |
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Banquet after prayers at the mosque or surau |
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Pilgrimage programme |
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Cemetery pilgrimage |
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Open house or Hari Raya event – indoor |
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Open house or feast – outdoor |
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Apart from the above, MOH has also shared a short update on the dos and don'ts during the celebrations:
The Ministry announced the relaxation of all SOPs starting 1 May — including quarantine updates for COVID-positive cases, doing away with MySejahtera, and more. Head over here to view each coverage.
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