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Day: Nuzul Al-Quran is observed on the 17th day of the Islamic month of Ramadan. In Malaysia, it is a public holiday in many parts of the country, allowing Muslims to commemorate this occasion.
History: Nuzul Al-Quran translates to "the descent of the Quran," marking the day when the holy verses of the Quran were first revealed to Prophet Muhammad by Angel Gabriel. This event is considered a significant moment in Islamic history and started during Laylat al-Qadr (the Night of Decree), which is believed to be one of the last ten nights of Ramadan.
Traditions:
Prayer and Recitation: Muslims in Malaysia engage in special prayers and recite verses from the Quran, reflecting on its teachings.
Religious Talks and Lectures: Mosques and Islamic institutions hold talks and lectures focusing on the importance of the Quran in guiding a Muslim's life.
Charity Activities: Giving to charity is encouraged, as this period emphasizes compassion and generosity.
Community Gatherings: Families and communities often gather for Iftar (breaking fast) meals, sometimes organized by mosques or community centers.
What People Do:
Personal Reflection: Many devote additional time for personal reflection and seeking forgiveness.
Quranic Studies: Increased participation in Quranic study sessions or Tadarus (group recitation) occurs during this time.
Cultural Presentations: Some areas may have cultural events that celebrate Islamic history and traditions related to the revelation of the Quran.
