Deepavali in Malaysia
Known by the Hindus as the festival of lights, Deepavali or Diwali, which is a symbol of good defeating evil, light defeating darkness.
On Deepavali morning, they would get up early for the ceremony oil bath. It is a symbol of purification.
At night the lights a lamp ceremony was attended by the family members. Not forgetting ceremony called 'Rangoli', an occasion to arrange rice or coconut husks that have been painted with various colors in front of the door. Women are also at the evening will impose henna on their fingers and toes for the purpose of decorating themselves.
Go to the temple to pray. As the name suggests the Festival of Lights, is celebrated by lighting and lighting by Hindu.Penganut Hindu devotees would clean their houses, decorations such as kolams made, and the 'vilakku' installed. The festival also improved with a series of modern lamps
In addition to the full rites practiced by the indigenous people of India, Diwali is also a day for rejoicing. The Indians will start their day by wearing new clothes and touched some type of ceremonies sweet food, customs practiced by the people of India, Diwali is also a day for rejoicing.
Hindu devotees will visit the temple to pray after conducting a purification ceremony. Hindus will draping Hindu god statue with a wreath for personal well-being and family and celebrate a family member who has died. After the prayer, they will be served with a variety of sweets called "Prasad" before returning to home.They traditional meal will be served with the famous Indians like halwa and laddu. In fact, nine types of vegetable dishes are also available on Deepavali morning. Among them are "aloogobi", a mixture of potatoes and cauliflowers, "paneer" mix masala curry and dal together yourgart. Do not miss the traditional delicacies such as maruku and adivasam and payasam. Muruku, Neiurundai and Atherasam is a traditional cakes Indians.
The presence of this festival not only pave the relatives closer ties, and even visit a friend of other nations and religions are welcome. They believe they can bring joy, fun, positive value and lasting prosperity among different races.#AzfarDeepavali in Malaysia
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