In the final analysis, the reflection exhibits from the above

paragraph leads to firmly assert that, festivals are much needed

break from the drudgery of the routine life. Through the festivals
we celebrate life, we renew our zest of living and boost our spirits
because the reality of our lives are harsh and we need occasional
cheering up through the festivals. Diwali is celebrated on the last
day of Aso month i.e. Amavasya of which gives us an occasion where
good things will have victory over evil by lighting of diyas and fire
crackers.1st eid i.e. Eid-Ul-Fitr is celebrated after the holy month of
Ramadan end which is basically the reward that you have earn
during fasting in the holy month.2nd eid i.e. Eid-Ul-Adha is all about
the hajj pilgrimage to mecca which is one of the five pillars of Islam.
It honors the willingness of Abraham to sacrifice his son Ismail as
an act of obedience to god i.e an animal( sheep, goat, cow etc. ) may
be sacrificed as a reminder of Abraham ‘s duty to Allah. Malaysian
national day i.e. Hari Merdeka is celebrated marks the formation
of Malaysia as a country in 1963 when Singapore, Sarawak, and
North Borneo joined the Federation of Malaya. Meanwhile,
the National Day commemorates the independence of the nation
from British imperial rule. The festivals of each country will keep
them as a one celebrating spirit.