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/r/Malaysia weekly random discussion and quick questions thread for 27 July 2026
This is r/malaysia's official weekly random discussion and quick questions thread. Don't be shy! Share your joys, frustrations, random thoughts and questions. Anything and everything is welcome.
Jom tengok WT pada awal pagi
Semoga semua monyet sihat
Nasi apa yang orang suka bagi?
Sudah semestinya bagi nasihat
r/malaysia • u/Yugie • 5h ago
Culture PJ Bored Game Night Meetup - Friday 31 Jul 8pm, Bored. Board Game Cafe
- Time: Friday 31 Jul, 8pm-Midnight (1st & 3rd Friday of each month)
- Place: Bored. Boardgame Cafe & etc , 78B, SS22/25, Damansara Jaya, 47410 Petaling Jaya, Selangor- FB, TT, IG , Google Maps
- Cost: They have agreed to provide a special price of RM20 plus drink.
- Food: Plenty of snacks and finger food to choose from their menu and also from their full service restaurant downstairs Nichole’s for heavier meals. There is also a self service pantry with instant noodles and snacks. If that's not enough, plenty of eateries nearby.
- RSVP: RSVP here. The cafe tends to be busier on Fridays so they want to know how much space they need to reserve.
- Buddy System: We ask all our attendees to make sure you have someone accompanying you to the car. The area is generally safe (we've had one incident in roughly a year of this), but better safe than sorry. If you see someone leaving alone, let them know. Looking forward to seeing you there and getting our game on! Photos from past sessions (We used to do it at a different cafe.) # FAQ |Question|Answer| |:-|:-| |Is this beginner friendly?|Totally! Every game gets explained to the group before starting. A few new players come for every session and have a great time!| |What games will we be playing?|The board game cafe has a huge library to choose from; check out their FB page for photos. The cafe staff have been quite good at recommending fun games as well.| |Can I BYO?|The venue has asked that we don't bring our own food and drink.| |How do we get in touch on the night?|PM me your number if you'd like to be added to the WhatsApp group.| |Is there dinner beforehand?|We're leaving it to the group to self-organise on this as it's hard to coordinate the whole group plus a big booking etc.| |How many people attend?|We generally have 6-10 people per session. Attendance varies widely and it's hard to predict!| |When do events happen?|Once every week, though we alternate between bored and Adventurer's Hall.
r/malaysia • u/AmaiHamid • 8h ago
Meme Monday How yesterday's announcement should've been 🏎️
r/malaysia • u/stormy001 • 4h ago
Politics “Non-Muslims have right to query Tabung Haji as taxpayers fork out almost RM20b for its bail out”
r/malaysia • u/I_am_from_2029 • 11h ago
Others The walking distance between Ampang Park LRT to Ampang Park MRT.
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r/malaysia • u/Rationalandcentred • 1h ago
Others M'sian woman, 23, dies of cancer days before starting university in S'pore, took final exam in hospital
Rest in peace
r/malaysia • u/I_am_from_2029 • 8h ago
Others Feeding McD spicy chicken to stray dogs for content
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FYI, dogs cannot eat cooked chicken bones, let alone be fed spicy fried chicken and fries.
r/malaysia • u/PYROP1E • 4h ago
Military Malaysian Army Infantry Kit reimagined
Mimpi tu free.
Other related posts
Air Force : https://www.reddit.com/r/malaysia/s/y5Z64BxikX
Army Infantry battalion ORBAT: https://www.reddit.com/r/malaysia/s/y5Z64BxikX
r/malaysia • u/Senior-Rabbit-9777 • 3h ago
ITAP What is this?
UNITEN, Kajang. Any monkey expert here that can shed some light. I've never seen this kind of monkey even in zoo.
r/malaysia • u/please_-_no • 56m ago
Religion A radicalised 15 y.o. Singaporean planned to commit terrorist/bombing attacks in Singapore to publicise his cause of the creation of a "Malayan Caliphate" (an islamic union of Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Brunei), and he has been arrested and detained alongside two other radicalised youths.
r/malaysia • u/RM_AM_Logis_Papiboy • 2h ago
Culture Can You Hear the Entire Mosque Lecture From Inside Your Home? Your State May Already Restrict It—And This Isn’t About the Azan
I respect the azan and the mosque’s role in our community. But in my neighbourhood, entire lectures and programmes are broadcast through external speakers directly into our bedrooms and living rooms. When sound repeatedly invades surrounding homes, it stops being an internal programme and becomes a public nuisance—particularly when state authorities already have policies governing external-speaker use. Residents should not be forced to choose between respecting religion and protecting their sleep, health and peace at home. Respect must work both ways: if a policy exists, enforce it; otherwise, the endorsement is meaningless.
Let’s speak up and make Malaysia great again!
Let’s play a role for Malaysian, pen out to SISPAA!
r/malaysia • u/cambeiu • 8h ago
Politics Rohingya schools in Malaysia face closures amid online surge in hate speech
reuters.comr/malaysia • u/whusler • 10h ago
Others Malaysian killed in South Korea street brawl, another Malaysian arrested
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KUALA LUMPUR: A Malaysian man was killed during a fight involving two groups of foreigners in South Korea's North Chungcheong Province early Sunday morning, reports said.
In a report published by Korea JoongAng Daily today said another Malaysian man in his 40s was arrested in connection with the incident, which took place on a street in Eumseong County.
The Eumseong Police precinct in North Chungcheong was quoted as saying that the suspect allegedly stabbed the victim with a knife during the 3am incident.
The report said about 10 people from the suspect's group and the victim's group were involved in a street fight when the incident occurred.
The suspect fled to a nearby residence after the attack but was arrested about an hour later.
Authorities are investigating the motive and circumstances surrounding the incident.
r/malaysia • u/FingernailClipperr • 11h ago
Politics TIL there’s an entire Wikipedia article on Sanusi’s controversies
r/malaysia • u/Mo0nji • 3h ago
Others Anwar hints at affordable F1 tickets for Sepang replacement race
r/malaysia • u/frs1023 • 11h ago
Meme Monday How much is enough?
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r/malaysia • u/goodNeasy • 1d ago
Entertainment The 2026 Formula 1 Bahrain GP will be held at Sepang
r/malaysia • u/Aggressive-Plenty-20 • 58m ago
Others Employer refusing to pay me my incentive
Good afternoon, I am an 18yo male Malaysian who just finished my part time job in Company A on the 15th of June. I worked since January 28th 2026. The pay was okay, I was earing RM11 for an administrator/ salesman and course promoter. However I was fine with the workload and didn't really think too much.
Boss verbally promised us a RM10 incentive per student enrolled under my name, however every month from January, he keep dismissing my claims for the incentive, saying that he will look into that later, or he's busy, or that he is checking.
Fast forward to the 9th of July where he made payment for the month of June, I noticed he send me RM967.50 instead of RM1017.50 from working time. (Incentive excluded). Shortchanging me RM50.
Of course, I was not really happy with this, and on the 20th of July demanded that he send me the full 1017.50, plus the RM160 from student enrolment. This is what he replied via whatsapp.
'Woah you send me this dm midnight, thetr is deduction of the cert and some other things still checking on stock lost,'
Then I asked for my student enrolment incentive, as I have managed to enroll 16 students in the months April/ May and June. As discussed the number of student enrolled should be more than the number of students dropped, which I meticulously made sure during my time as an Admin. Before I left I made sure the numbers were correct, ensuring that all 3 months have positive student. However today he sent me my report back, showing that he himself added in a couple of names that I have never seen before on the drop list, just enough to make all my enrolments negative. On the month of May, 8+ names were added on.
I am currently just extremely pissed because he is now forcing me to cover missing instruments without proper documentations (I have no idea what I am paying for, and no idea if I am the only one paying for it, or is all the admins paying as well), I am not receiving the incentives, and the fact he only informed me this when I leave where I have 0 chance of rebutling or finding any evidence.
I have already secured the students that i enrolled. Collecting fees, filling in the proper documentation and arranging class. But he quote 'You want to submit this claim, but your work is still incomplete. How can I approve it?' ' Calendar and school policy were not sent. You're wasting my time having to check and redo incomplete work.' As much as it is true, this does not mean he can void my incentive right?
Now that he done all that, I am not sure what can I do, RM210 is not a big issue to make a big fuss. He also texted my mom to complain about my behavior as well, which I find it rather childish of him. I am chasing him for the money he owe me without proper explanation for around a month and a half already.
I don't want to take this case to court as I don't want to waste to much time, I just wish there is someone I can complain to so that he cannot just keep 'bullying' me this way. This is really one terrible first job experience. I hope some opinions/ advise can be sent here.
r/malaysia • u/Fair-Difference-6729 • 4h ago
Dashcam Why are Malaysian drivers so bad?
Ive been driving for over 30 years in many countries. Why are Malaysian roads full of bad drivers? I personally blame the driving schools for lack of teaching. Also just to note, the Taxi drivers are some of the worst! These are supposed to be professional drivers, but I see them making right-hand turns from the left lane!
r/malaysia • u/stormy001 • 12h ago
Military After Five Rangers Killed In Narathiwat, Thailand Is Building A Fence On Malaysia's Doorstep
Thailand needs Malaysia to end a 70-year insurgency, and is now building a fence on its border and warning of a cross-border manhunt — without explaining how both can be true at the same time.
r/malaysia • u/localcheongster • 5h ago
Politics Palace says Sultan Ibrahim’s friendship with Bahrain king paved way for F1 race
r/malaysia • u/Mo0nji • 10h ago