News & Reviews:   ramadan

The first day of Ramadan is just around the corner so the celebrate the upcoming occasion, WhatsApp just announced a new sticker pack in both English and Bahasa Malaysia versions. You can download the stick pack here and here, respectively. 

With the upcoming Ramadan season, CelcomDigi is back once again with its monthly online sales. The 4.4 Sale offers exclusive discounts across prepaid and postpaid, smartphones, internet passes, and fibre plans for all Celcom and Digi customers.

CelcomDigi is inviting Malaysians to stay connected this Ramadan with its latest Hari Gaji Specials. Happening from now until 27 March 2023, check out the four-day promotion for both Celcom and Digi users below.

Muslims in Malaysia and all around the globe are set to welcome the holy month of Ramadan tomorrow, a time for reflection and togetherness. In conjunction with the festivities, popular messaging platform WhatsApp has shared several tips and ideas on how to use the app to create new memories with loved ones this Ramadan below:

Celcom are offering a choice from 100000 smartphones for free with their Celcom MEGA Lightning postpaid plans (M, L and XL) at 50% discounts for Raya. These include the Oppo A12, Samsung Galaxy A51, iPhone 7 Plus and Huawei Nova 5T. 

Boost has officially announced that you can now make fulfil your zakat obligations via the Boost app, due to the fact that they have recently been appointed as an official zakat collection agent. With that said, you can easily contribution from the comfort of your own home with only a smartphone, as well as an internet connection.

Based on a statement by the Malaysian government, e-Bazaar will not be allowed to operate due to the Movement Control Order (MCO) which is in effect until 28 April 2020. Other than that, they’ve also mentioned that regular e-hailing services including GrabFood are still allowed to operate even during the MCO albeit with some restrictions.

In our on-going Movement Control Order period, it's obvious that many festive celebrations won't be seeing the light of the tunnel. Ramadan isn't very likely going to happen, and so as Sikh New Year (a.k.a. Vaisakhi) which just happened yesterday. Despite that, the Sikh people were still able to celebrate their New Year through e-Vaisakhi.

Ramadhan is around the corner and for the first time, Ramadan bazaar will not be held this year due to Covid-19. But not to worry, because over 3,000 licensed hawkers and petty traders in the city are all set for the new Ramadan e-bazaar concept following the movement control order (MCO) guidelines.

In early April, we have reported that our government was considering a drive-through or online Ramadan Bazaar. Well, turns out that it is true all along and Grab Malaysia will be helping out on that. Here's how Grab will bring you a festive Ramadan season at your home.