Small gifts of money make Idul Fitri sweet for youngsters. Many Jakarta residents get their small change for a small fee on the street, though some frown on such businesses.
By Elisabeth Oktofani for Khabar Southeast Asia in Jakarta
The month of fasting brings families and communities together for many special activities expressing tolerance, forbearance, creativity, charity and faith.
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