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Gawai Dayak is celebrated by the Bidayuh ethnic annually on June 1.

Background information on Gawai Dayak

It is a way for them to thank their gods according to their belief after the rice harvesting season ended.

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Activities When Celebrating Gawai Dayak 

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Activities When Celebrating Gawai Dayak 

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1. Tidying a “ranyai” tree of life in the middle of "ruai" a common gallery that spans the length of a longhouse.
2. Decorating their bilek/ rooms with "pua kumbu"(hand woven ceremonial blankets  "kain kebat" (tied cloth).
3. Preparing traditional Dishes.

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‘Pun Ranyai’/Tree of Life, it is a decorative tree set up before the start of Gawai Dayak celebration, it will remain there throughout the Gawai period, which sometimes can go for up to a month.

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- common gallery that spans the length of a longhouse

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A piece of cloth that is handwoven with many variaty of motives. it is mainly used in weddings, funeral, medial purposes, etc.

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One of the common traditional dishes for the Bidayuh ethnic is Asam Siok, which is rice that is cooked together with chicken and then cooked in a bamboo.

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Assalamualaikum and a good day to you. My name is Mohammad Zharif Anaqi bin Mohammad Zahari. I am from the class LG2431C, studying Bachelor of Degree in Applied Language Studies (Hons) English for Intercultural Communication in UiTM Shah Alam.

This padlet will showcase about the festive seasons of five ethnics which are Jakun, Idahan, Iranun, Bidayuh, and Dusun. this woould be my submission for my first assignment of the subject EIC404.

With all that have been said, please proceed to experience the exquisite variety of festive seasons that we have here in Malaysia!

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Bela kampung is The Jakun's tribe annual festival is called "Bela Kampung.
Which will be held on the midnight towards new years eve.
activities during the ceremony will start from daylight till sun dawn. villagers from both near and far will come together and bring cooking essential for the celebration

Introduction to "Bela Kampung"

The purpose of this celebration is for worshipping and preventing the village and the villager from any kind of natural disaster. The celebration will be led and set by the village shaman.

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Activities That is Considered as Taboo During The Celebration

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Activities That is Considered as Taboo During The Celebration

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The jakun tribe are strict with their do's and dont's in their daily life. that implies also towards their celebrations. for the Bela Kampung ceremony, these are activities that are considered as a taboo.

For three days in a row, the villagers are prohibited to:
1. Hoeing or plowing
2. Take a low noisy shower
3. Pick all types of living plants

4. Peeling a banana stem or bark that resembles white light.
5. Allowing other villagers to enter the village that has been ‘defended’ (fenced\dibela).

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Kaamatan or The Harvest Festival is celebrated by the Dusun tribe annually on 30th until 31 Mei

Background information of the festival.

Kaamaatan refers as the harvest period, which there are a lot of traditional ritual that is done in honor oh Huminodun, the sacrificed Ponompuan — Daughter of Kinoingan (God), according to their belief.

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1. Traditional Sports
2. Traditional Dances
3. Traditional Food

4. Unduk ngadau (Beauty Queen Competition)

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1. Traditional sport\ "Momolistik" (slingshot) 

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1. Traditional sport\ "Momolistik" (slingshot) 

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nd other slingshot games where you aim and hit the target with this thing

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an arm wrestling game,

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Hinava is one of the dishes that is served during the celebration, it is a minced fish cooked with lime

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4. Unduk Ngadau (Beauty Queen Competition)

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4. Unduk Ngadau (Beauty Queen Competition)

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each district in Sabah has slight difference with their traditional outfits. This competition will let the women of every district to compete and the winner would earn the title.

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Idahan ethnic are mostly Muslims, and they celebrate Hari raya Aidilfitri and Aidiladha including other types of celebration that is celebrated by Muslims.

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Iranun ethnic is almost entirely Muslim, which means they also celebrate "Hari Raya Aidilfitri" and "Hari Raya Aidiladha"

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Activities When Celebrating Hari Raya Aidilfitri/Aidiladha

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Activities When Celebrating Hari Raya Aidilfitri/Aidiladha

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1. Wearing new and clean clothes.
2. Visiting the cemetery to visit relatives that have passed away.
3. Giving out money to the childrens in an envelope.
4. Making and serving Traditional dishes such as ketupat, lemang, rendang and many more.

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1. Jakun (Bela Kampung)
2. Idahan (Hari raya aidilfitri/Aidiladha)
3. Iranun  (Hari Raya Aidilfitri/Aidiladha)
4. Bidayuh (Gawai Dayak)
5. Dusun (Kaamatan/Harvest Festival)

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The top is called Gaung, paired with long sleeve pants with the same gold trimmings, called Souva. For women, they have a lot of accessories, one of the accessories is called Hamai, it’s a sash made out of gold coins called Himpogot. The top hat is called a Siga. It is also worn during weddings, and big family gatherings when necessary.

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1. Wearing new and clean clothes.
2. Visiting the cemetery to visit relatives that have passed away.
3. Giving out money to the childrens in an envelope.
4. Making and serving Traditional dishes such as ketupat, lemang, rendang and many more.