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Many superstitions we grew up with originated from old wives’ tales, but a few if not all of them are generally just told to ensure our safety and well-being.
Sep 1, 2023 · These superstitions are just a snapshot of Malay culture’s many beliefs and traditions. Like all cultures, while some might strictly adhere to these superstitions, others might view them as old tales or stories handed down through generations.
Jan 22, 2016 · Sandeep Dhanoa relives the most memorable superstitions from his childhood. Have you heard of – or do you believe in – any of these? Every country out there has its fair share of superstitions, and Malaysia is no different.
Sep 8, 2018 · KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 8 — For most Malaysians, growing up with certain superstitions or taboos are a norm, whether they are founded in logic or just customary beliefs. Some of us would dismiss them as urban legends but for others, it is a part of daily life.
Sep 13, 2019 · So we’ve decided to take a walk down memory lane to list down 13 weird Malaysian superstitions that we still believe in (kinda). 1. Knock wood to ward off bad luck
Feb 11, 2022 · Their culture is influenced by some of these superstitions, while others are passed down through generations to scare children. If you are moving to Malaysia, here are eight superstitions you may find weird or funny. However, respect them, though, as they are part of Malaysian culture.
In the old Malays’ realm, there are just numerous beliefs or tahyul and karut-marut (superstition/nonsense) disguised and designed to become proverbs. Some of them are just myths, in the incredible sense of the word. But many a time, there’s always a reason why ancient Malays believed them.
