Birthday of the Sultan of Kelantan (Day 2) in Malaysia

Date: Typically observed a day after the official date set for the Sultan's birthday.

The Birthday of the Sultan of Kelantan is a regional public holiday in the Malaysian state of Kelantan, which takes place over two days, with various celebrations to honor the reigning Sultan. The current Sultan of Kelantan is Sultan Muhammad V.

History: The tradition of celebrating the Sultan's birthday can be traced back to Malaysia's history as a collection of monarchies and sultanates. Each state celebrates its own Sultan's birthday, reflecting the local reverence for their traditional leaders.

Traditions:

• Royal Processions: Parades or processions may take place, showcasing cultural and traditional performances.
• Cultural Events: Various cultural events and exhibitions that reflect Kelantanese traditions are often organized.
• Community Gatherings: Citizens might gather for communal feasts or activities sponsored by state officials.
• Pardoning Ceremony: The Sultan may grant pardons to prisoners as an act of royal clemency.

What People Do:

• Residents often enjoy a day off from work or school since it is a public holiday in Kelantan.
• Many locals take part in festivities or view them as spectators if they are held publicly.
• People may also use this time to spend with family or engage in leisure activities due to the holiday nature of the event.