The woman was criticised for showing off at a time when many Malaysians are facing economic hardship. ― Picture via Twitter/@cikgusuraya_ch
While it is common for fasting Muslims to share snapshots of their meals, the Twitter user drew the ire of social media users for her extravagant meal. The prawn in question turned out to be a lobster which she shared with followers through a photograph.Many ticked off the woman for her lack of modesty and humility during Ramadan, a holy month for Muslims around the world.
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