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Ullambana, the Hungry Ghost Festival and the Dhamma: Remembering the Departed with Gratitude and Compassion in a Malaysian Buddhist Way

Rain Lee Lin Jun

Remembering the departed with gratitude and compassion in a Malaysian Buddhist way.

2026 programme information is archived. English follows the published newsroom article; Malay and Simplified Chinese retain the 10 August source versions, including their different historical schedules. The translations await independent language review.
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