You can eat and drink in front of me – that is what a Malaysian man hopes all non-Muslims will understand, as the country welcomed Ramadan on March 23.
Speaking at an event, Ms Fadhlina Sidek said it would be unfair for non-Muslim students to fast, just because their Muslim classmates are fasting, news outlet Astro Awani said in a report. “At the same time, the process to understand other students should also begin but it doesn’t mean they should be marginalised and leave no room for the children to eat,” Ms Fadhlina added.In previous years, some Malaysian schools have been known to ostracise the non-Muslim community during Ramadan.
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straits_times Just want easy fasting 😂
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