Hari Raya Aidiladha is one of the most meaningful celebrations in Islam. It’s a time when families gather, prayers are offered, and livestock such as cows and goats are sacrificed as part of religious tradition.
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The meat is then distributed among family, friends, and those in need. In the days leading up to the celebration, it’s common to see cows temporarily kept near mosques, homes, or open fields in preparation for the ritual.
And sometimes, these cows make a run for it.
Recently, a video made its rounds on social media showing a cow escaping and sprinting down a busy road at an undisclosed location in Malaysia. The moment was captured by a delivery rider, who filmed a group of motorcyclists trying to catch the runaway animal.
In the short clip, the cow can be seen galloping freely down the street, clearly relishing its moment of unexpected freedom. The motorcyclists and riders did their best to corner the cow, moving carefully and making sure not to scare or hurt it. No one dared to stop it head-on, but their teamwork and caution spoke volumes.
Eventually, the cow slowed down, likely tired from all the excitement, and the chase came to a calm end.
Here are more videos of cows running away.
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Scenes like this are common around Hari Raya Aidiladha, and while they often go viral for being amusing, they also reveal something heartwarming—Malaysians coming together, even in the middle of chaos, to handle the situation with care and patience.
These moments remind us that the true spirit of the celebration lies not just in the rituals, but in our compassion and togetherness!
