MALAYSIA
2015 PUBLIC HOLIDAY
DATE
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OCCASION
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1 JANUARY 2015
|
NEW YEAR’S DAY
|
3 JANUARY 2015
|
PROPHET MUHAMMAD’S BIRTHDAY (MAULIDUR
RASUL)
|
1 FEBRUARY 2015
|
FEDERAL TERRITORY DAY
|
3 FEBRUARY 2015
|
THAIPUSAM
|
19; 20 FEBRUARY 2015
|
CHINESE NEW YEAR
|
1 MAY 2015
|
LABOUR DAY
|
3 MAY 2015
|
WESAK DAY
|
6 JUNE 2015
|
THE YANG di-PERTUAN AGONG’S BIRTHDAY
|
4 JULY 2015
|
NUZUL AL-QURAN
|
17; 18 JULY 2015
|
AIDILFITRI
|
31 AUGUST 2015
|
NATIONAL DAY
|
16 SEPETEMBER 2015
|
MALAYSIA DAY
|
24 SEPTEMBER 2015
|
AIDILADHA
|
14 OCTOBER 2015
|
AWAL MUHARRAM
|
10 NOVEMBER 2015
|
DEEPAVALI
|
24 DISEMBER 2015
|
PROPHET MUHAMMAD’S BIRTHDAY (MAULIDUR
RASUL)
|
25 DISEMBER 2015
|
CHRISTMAS
|
END OF THE 2015
|
Malaysia
is a multiracial country. The Malaysian consists of 3 main races which are
Malays, Chinese and Indians. Therefore, Malaysia
one of the country which had many public holidays alongside other Asian
country. Malaysia was listed as top 5 as a country which had a lot of public
holidays. There are two types of public holidays in Malaysia, those at national
and state levels. National holidays are normally observed by most governmental
and private organisation. State holidays are normally observed by certain
states in Malaysia or when it is relevant to the state itself.
Every
year, the public holidays in Malaysia are repetitive but sometimes fall on a
different date or month. Still, the holiday are because of the same reason. The
holiday that unchanged is the New Year’s Day, Labour Day, National Day,
Malaysia Day and Christmas. The religious and ethnic holidays depend on their own
calendar. As examples, the Muslim used the Islamic Calendar, the Chinese used
Lunar Calendar and the Indians used Saka Calendar.
Other
site that can be refer for more holidays : holidays
Written by: Aini Jalwa Binti Ahmad Kamal
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