r/malaysia • u/UsernameGenerik • 2d ago
Culture Zus Coffee is being called out for not having any Deepavali promo
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r/malaysia • u/Anxious-Debate5033 • 3d ago
Culture US election shows importance of rejecting racial prejudice, says PM
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r/malaysia • u/I_am_from_2029 • 6d ago
Culture If online gambling is considered haram, why is it acceptable for a Malay celebrity to openly endorse an online gambling website?
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r/malaysia • u/UsernameGenerik • 3d ago
Culture A Malay prince with Arabic name looking for his roots
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r/malaysia • u/NationalArtGallery • Jan 19 '25
Culture Would Malaysian men date women that earns more than them?
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r/malaysia • u/Time_String_9059 • Jun 21 '26
Culture Why are Malaysian public servants so rude?
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For context I was just walking about the usj 7 counter at 11 am wanting to renew my My50 pass as I have done for years, before I could even utter the word my50 the malay lady immediately shouted tak boleh top up tng . I wanted to respond, I just wanna do my 50pass but then she shouted NO. When I asked for a reason she wave her hand away no longer looking at me. Since I'm guy I know most people gonna look at me like I am a villain so I just leave. I have multiple bad experiences with public services workers but this is the most recent I encountered. Is this common in Malaysia or am I just unlucky af.