After Fasting....We ate homemade Bubur Lambuk Kampung Baru... 

Respect bro. That's the power of ramadan month. Fasting is to me a way to cleanse the mind as well....

@@MultiCklee wahhh you also fasting during Ramadan ? Mind to share your experience 😍

But sometimes a few of us probably gain some fat during ramadan because they think fasting a whole day makes them to revenge when iftar. Eat a lot of calorie..

@@tuanyusrazaiha1918 I fast every now and then. Makes me feel thankful for the food. From suffering comes resilience and from resilience brings forth gratitude and humbleness.

@@MultiCklee wahhh superb! Thanks for sharing your experience. Feel free to visit Hidayah Centre Foundation Instagram or Facebook ❤️ Glad to know you

Amin2

Aamiin ya Robb

aamiin

Amiiin ...

Aamiin

Jimmy, a true gentleman. 👍👍👍

very true and he watched youtube too and let i chang did the cooking hehe'

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@@atansapian4099 0

Jimmy very gentleman

Yes indeed... That's how we feel too

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Thanks for your service bro

Kurang ckp kurang dosa.xgitu..,👍🏻👍🏻.thank you abg kurier selalu hntr brg dgn slmt

Tq abang courier

Respect. Courier/Parcel service is a tough job. The heavy parcel, the heat while delivering to customer. My utmost respect to outdoor workers who's working and fasting.

Mantap our frontliner

I remembered my first day of puasa too. I start puasa when I was 7. At that time, I don't remembered that I'm puasa. So I keep playing around at school. Then, when I want to drink, my teacher keep talking to me and my friends to distract us from early break fast. It's a success until I got home and my throat remind me that I'm thirsty. I ask my father and mother if I can drink because I was so thirsty. It's up to me to keep fasting or drink right now, but when Raya I can't get Duit Raya. Automatically I try my hardest to keep fasting till the break fast time. That was the first time I ever grateful to have somthing to drink and eat. Even if my intention at that time was money, it is my first step to keep fasting from beginning to the end. Puasa is hard but so worth it ❤

I still cried when I drink for Iftar, thinking how fortunate I am to have good food on my table while other Malaysian with kids don't especially during this pandemic. Fasting is such a humbling practice for us Muslims.

Wow.. you mum is so wise to reply you that way. Very wise.. 👍👍👍

I always enjoy watching your videos..Jimmy's antics are naturally hilarious 🤣😂 and i-chang's cool headedness and astute observation is therapeutic and motivating. By the way the food you've prepared i-chang looks very authentic and very tempting watching this early morning from Malaysia..Kudos to you 👏👍😁. Fasting is always difficult in the beginning for most people but you did it Alhamdulillah 😯👍. Congratulations 👏! You will find if you continue throughout the blessed month of Ramadhan , the body will feel better considering it has been put to "abuse" by excessive and unregulated food intake the remaining 11 months. And because some will overeat at Iftar, the extensive nightly prayers called Terawih/Teraweeh that we are encouraged to do in Ramadhan helps to lighten the body through the repeated physical movements as well as to sharpen the spiritual soul. On the spirutual aspect also, we use this whole month as "training ground" to refresh ourselves with all that has been prescribed for us in our religion eg be charitable, be at our best behaviour including controlling what we say and think and performing extra prayers at night as well as read and try to understand the message of the whole 600 + pages of the Quran at least once during the whole month. So that by the time we exit Ramadhan hopefully, the good habits and practices we've gone through would have been ingrained so we become better Muslims throughout the coming months. And the cycle of continous personal improvement will repeat itself again with the next Ramadhan.

Aye yi yi. I think i would fail. I drink water all day and night 🌙.

@@bjaquez6 have u tried it?😊

@@buddies8757 Yes I fast and I fast to be healthy too on a daily basis from 6pm to 10 am. I started first short gains then prolonged the hours I fast. I'm always thirsty, that's my problem. 😄🙏🏻❤

@@bjaquez6 that's common. Same goes to us during the fasting month. But by setting d right mindset n thinking of those less fortunate people on the side of the world who can't get fresh clean water for drinking, we can handle d thirst. We are so lucky to have the extra privilege to have something to drink everyday. Thanks to the AlMighty. 😁

@@bjaquez6 I hv the same problem too. even few hour after suhoor( eating and drinking before fasting the whole day), I could feel thirsty already, and when I practiced this since 8 years old, now when I’m 27, I understood how it works. I’ll keep breaking the barrier and the thirst will no longer set. It is just how our body react to water changes in our body. With the exception, if I do a hard workout which requiring me sweat much enough, then I will not be comfortable with that kind of thirst. Hope, you may try to give sometime to adjust first before giving up. But if you hv done so, thats fine. Have a great day

GG

This like my mom and dad all day conversation lol...

@@muyayumika6680 could be the conversations btw your mom & her kids too. 😂

@@ENDof11 hahahahhaahah my mom always told us, sibling alots too.. lol...

@@muyayumika6680 hehehe 😁😅

But Jimmy still helps Ichang with all the food prep in all of their RU-vid videos. I salute him for being a good, loving, understanding & caring husband. And so is Ichang. Best couple ever! 💖💖💖

Actually the 1st week of ramadhan fasting you will feel the challenge of adjusting body habit to ramadhan schedule. but after entering the 2nd & 3rd week & so forth we already became adaptable to the usual routine of fasting. The challenge already lessen until the final day. Ramadhan fasting is WAJIB!/COMPULSORY FOR MUSLIM to COMPLETE 30days fasting no more no less. we can absence or left days in ramadhan with reasonable excuse like not being able to fast because of health issue or woman menstrual cycle is happening. But let say if we left out fasting for 10days in ramadhan, later after raya we must replace the 10days that we owed before the next upcoming new ramadhan. If not we will be in debt & sin to our ISLAM GOD ALLAH.

But you can train yourself fasting b4 ramadhan too

What do you means 'the brain stop functioning? ' lol.

@@pleasedontclickonmyprofile2819 😂😂😂

My brain stop functioning when there are foods ads

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Betul tu, puasa ni pon cara hidup orang yg susah, tetapi orng yg susah pon berterusan hidup , padahal kita akan makan dengan makanan yg sedap juga, yg orng kurang pendapatan masih dlm kekurangan membeli barang2 keperluan. Subhanallah... Bersyukur segala nikmat yang diberikan oleh Allah... Alhamdulillah

Sentap 😢

@@BruteFrostLord yes. We muslim know for sure that is small things only for him to do. pls stay away, we dont need you negative vibes here 😌

My son is serving National Service and he is fasting. He knew that if he did not fast during the Ramadhan he will pay for it during other months which is more difficult to do. Even fasting during Ramadhan is 1 month It so different compare to fasting sunnah Mon & Thu. So sad Ramadhan going to end soon.

Can break the fast and pay another Days because he need to work

In Prophet Muhammad era also during war, all Muslims also fast

@@BruteFrostLord i can do it when i was young i play badminton with friends about 1 hours during ramadhan everday, tired yes not gonna lied, thirsty yes, in the end it about your mind .

Yup, in my head the reason why it is this way is also because of the placement of the sun. Afternoon is the hottest time of the day, so I'm guessing that's why rest time is allocated and recommended(qailulah). So work is done in the morning when it's not hot, and in the afternoon you're supposed to rest, then you prepare for dinner and night time is for sleeeeeeep and prayers

good dakwah 💓

TRUE.. if i go back to sleep ..my body will become tired.mybe can sleep around 7-8am hehe

Correct. Our body clock will confuse when you go back to sleep after sahur and make you feel tired. Next time try to stay awake and have a nap at noon. Gambate!

"She start to cook with non functional brain" that means she's a pro..!!! 😂😂

She's surely a professional cook coz she can cook with the non-functional brain 😂. If me, non-functional brain means no cooking, juz lying down on bed 🤭🤭🤭

Are you sure? For the 2nd happiness is celebrate eid?

dia bukan muslim...biarlah...diaorg nk rse pengalaman berpuasa...mudah²an diberi hidayah...

@@nakamaken7418 amin2

That is why.. muslims are very strong people..they can fast and carry on with their normal daily lives and work. Some even do some sports in the evening b4 breaking fast..

Shes preg?

I'm gonna miss Ramadhan... Only left another week of Ramadhan 😭😭😭

@@haizulyadianwar118 i miss raya without Corona!!!

My theory is that taking the mind off hunger/thirst by keeping oneself occupied will prevent oneself from feeling tired...

we are taught from a young age, they are people who try learn fasting first time... Not the same...

omg sameee 😭😭 it's was so hard to wake up early in the morning tho 😩

Hahahah...true, fasting itself is not as challenging as waking up for sahur 🤭🤭🤭

Well, can't deny that...juz look at your name, it represents food 😂😂😂

Haha same schedule

Uish..me too..huhuhu

what is the title of the Chu Bro video?

@@shamilsaharudin679 dont remember the tittle..but he visiting ttdi bazar ramadhan bro..rasenye tu latest video die

Semoga kita kaya raya