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institutional life traceable to the customs and traditions of the Malays (Adat) The fact that the political system of Singapore recognises only four major
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What are the customs and traditions of Singapore?
Singapore's Customs & Traditions
Some popular Singaporean customs and traditions are: While meeting a Singaporean formally or informally, make sure to shake hands firmly with all, even when departing. A slight bow while shaking hands is considered respectful. Take off the shoes before entering anyone's house.What are traditional Malay practices?
From traditional dances to weaving and wood carving, Malays have a unique way of expressing themselves through their arts.
Traditional Dances. One of the most prominent forms of traditional Malay arts is dance. Traditional Malay Music. Weaving. Wood Carving. Rice Planting Festival. Hari Raya. Harvest Festival.What are Malay cultures?
The Malays were largely Hinduized before they were converted to Islam in the 15th century. Many Malays are rural people, living in villages rather than towns. Much of the Malay Peninsula is covered by jungle, and the villages, with populations from 50 to 1,000, are located along rivers and coasts or on roads.- Their collective cultural focus on relationships and people means that they are exceedingly considerate in most situations. Today, the common Malaysian social attitude is based on striving for democracy , formal education, equal opportunities for the different races and respect of other religions.
