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"she's black, can't be Muslim" *Bilal, who was black, was the first Muazzin (Caller to prayer) Of Islam*

"She's black not muslim" Is muslim a race ?????

The guy in the yellow shirt came up with so many random stereotypes for muslims which I wasn't even aware of, despite being a muslim myself.

I would just say "Assalamualaikum" and see how each of them react to that.

"I'm Indian" "Oh are you native" "No I'm like INDIA Indian" ☠️

The yellow shirt came up with so many Muslim stereotypes i didn't even know existed even as a Muslim .

The interactions between the Pakistani guy and the Syrian guy, and between the Pakistani guy and the Indian were sooo wholesome

"19 years in Washington" "Where... where were you before in Washington?" "Wait you're 19 years old???" Lmfao 😂 This guy is very me

"She black and not Muslim", very sad. Dude needs to study his African history.

The guy in yellow needs to pick up a book & educate himself more. Ridiculous.

“She’s black and not muslim” Me, a black muslim: 🧍🏾‍♂️

its not a race, its not a culture, its a religion that we all are part of. what a beautiful sentence by this sister. MASHAALLAH. 😇

The white dude trying not to offend anyone 😂😂

"Because the largest population of muslim people are from india" Me: *cry in indonesia*

That Pakistani guy is so polite! & Specially the interaction between the Pakistani muslim & Indian hindu.! Oh that's so peaceful. Being an Indian Muslim, just loved that scene. 😌

The Pakistani dude has my respect!!! He was so kind to everyone and tried his best not be offensive in any way❤️❤️

Dat yellow shirt guy is trying to act cool and funny but in reality his cocky af

“She’s black not muslim” I- has this guy heard of Somalia before??

I would like to see Carlo's face when he finds out that there are white muslims out there (Albanians, Bosnians, Chechens etc)

"Everyone that is Arab is Muslim" me: Arab and christian

The guy in the yellow needs to read a book or something

I'm so glad people in the comments are all agreeing that the black dude in yellow is *really* offensive and uncultured.

That Pakistani guy was so soft spoken and he was super friendly.And I love the way how he talked to Arab guy.Huge respect brother!!

So I'm Nigerian and we're an almost equal mix of Christian and Muslim religions and I think that there were a lot of assumptions about what people would or wouldn't do, wear or would not wear ec cetera as well as forgetting the influence of environment on behaviour and so on. I'm saying all those because I'm Christian but I love head scarfs, mostly because I grew up in the Northern mostly Muslim region, I don't eat pork, again because I've never had the chance to and I don't do my nails because I'm a medical student and it just doesn't make sense to have for 2 hours and then remove. I guess I'm saying that there were a lot of stereotypes and I probably would not have made my assumptions based on the questions that were asked. That being said, I thoroughly enjoyed the video.

“You don’t look like you’re from the Middle East, you look like you’re Asian” as if the Middle East is it’s own continent

The Pakistani guy looks like he has an IQ of 190 and is studying Computer Science in Berkeley

“mixed with Middle East and Asian” the Middle East is literally in Asia wtf 😭

11:12 he just learned what a turban was from the Sikh guy and automatically assumes she’s wearing one😭

Yellow shirt guy: "Muslims got a lot of kids" Me: *laughs as an only child*

Is no one going to mention how respectful, polite and knowledgeable the Pakistani guy is? We need more people like him

I said to Allah, “I hate life.” He replied, “Who asked you to love life? Just love me and life will beautiful.” #ALLMIXTAREQ

yellow shirt dude hurts my head holy

"Were you born and raised in America?" "19 years in Washington." "19 years... W-where were you before Washington?" "..............." "Wait, you're 19 years old?! 19 years old?!!"

Lmao the director called out Carlos.😂😂 Like "Its really interesting that you keep relating religion to race"......

Honestly one of the best videos of this series I've seen.

Loved the pak- india and pak- syrian chemistry there.

“Her parents aren’t together so she’s not Muslim” That makes no sense at all ... what does a person’s parents relationship have to do with their race or religion??

“I am Muslim, Islam is Perfect but I am not. If I make a mistake blame it on me, not on my religion.”

I just want to take a second to appreciate the wonderful conversation between the Pakastani and Assyrian guys. Super respectful, both of them.

I loved this group of people, everyone seems nice and positive ☺️ ps I’m a muslim too, but with nails and no hijab like one of the participants, but i do have a belief, pray once a day and do kind actions

I can't believe how people keep forgetting that the middle east is in Asia...

The girl with the green hijab is so beautiful

That blue shirt guy is so nice and hilarious! I'm dying laughing the way he talks😂❤

2:15 Thnaks for the reminding-I MEAN YOU CROSSED THE LINE MANY TIMESS!

"muslims have a lot kids" here we go again edit: i think some of y'all didn't get the point if this. that girl came in front of the guy with the yellow shirt and he was like: how many siblings do you have ? she said that she has one sibling. and then he immediately went like: she's not a muslim. the thing is no matter how you look like, what you wear or how many siblings you have, it literally says nothing about your religion or you as a person. okay, i agree that muslim families have sometimes a lot of kids but that doesn't mean that every muslim family has to have that many. thank u for ur time

I swear americans dont know other countries exist 😂

You don't have to ask them one by one, you can just say "Assalamu'alaykum" and you'll definitely find out who among them are Muslims🤣

"you don't look like ur from the middle east, you look a lil asian??" everybody, we got a winner right here

I know plenty of white, fair headed, with clear eyes who are muslims. The guy in the yellow shirt is full of stereotypes.

The girl with a green hijab is so freaking gorgeous oh my god 🥺🥺

This was one of my favorites and I’ve been binge watching 😂💕

This video is so cool I love the Vibe they're all so sweet

No one: Americans: Muzlim. Izlam🤦‍♀️

Damn the Pakistani guy was so well spoken, polite, educated and amazing in all the aspects. Really enjoyed his questions!

5:41 why is the way he say 'not even close' so addictive

I love videos like this because it truly is interesting to see how people think and reason. It was heartbreaking to see and hear some of the things the guy in the yellow shirt and green pants was saying because they're so uninformed, ignorant and just plain presumptuous. And the worst part was that he wasn't learning to tone it down by taking note of people's reactions. Like I would've adjusted my tone and direction just noting how people reacted to some of the things he was saying. You can't use stereotypes like he was. I just watched a video where the people had to guess the sexual orientation of strangers and there was this beautiful and kind muslim girl (tall drink of water, white scarf and tan dress with black leggings and sandals) who identified as pansexual and i legit wish she was on this one too because she would have respectfully tackled this dude and correct him. I think everyone was just so calm and tolerant that they weren't too offended but they're all so nice. I would've corrected him. Also, Islam is not an ethnicity or race. Religion isn't dependant on your place of birth. You can embrace Islam or any religion for that matter. I'm not a practicing muslim because of personal reasons but growing up in the religion, i know how peaceful and beautiful it is at it's core. The message got muddled by a few bad people but the rest are all kind and tolerant people. My great grandfather was an Imam and he was one of the best men i knew. I learnt to be unapologetically tolerant from him as he preached the message of acceptance. What comes with that is the power of observation and education. You listen, you watch and you adapt. The yellow shirt guy should learn that. Also learn to read the room. They may have laughed but if it was him on the receiving end of uniformed stereotypes, he wouldn't have taken it that lightly. As a more spiritual person, I'm always in awe and admiration for those who are still able to feel that connection. My call felt cut a long time ago but the fact that others are still connected is beautiful so to see that is always heartwarming. Lastly, what is the situation for the guy in the beanie like? He's super cute and cool and chilled and awkward and hot. Also, he's in a beanie which is already cute.

- I wear my religion in my heart Just beautiful

Why do you think he’s a Muslim? *The black guy gives most random reason *

The yellow shirt doesn't know that not every middle eastern is muslim and have a lot of kids 🙂

I love this. This was so dope 🔥🔥✨

when the syrian was asked about his parents, it really broke my heart....you can tell why he hesitated...

why is no one talking about how sweet parker was and how hard he was trying to be respectful

Really happy that people make these kind of videos i loved this video Love islam it’s real religion

the black guy was something else

The Syrian guy deserves a warm welcoming hug. Muslim brother, we got your back.

"Were you born and raised in America?" "19 years in Washington" "Where were you before Washington?" *processing* *facepalm*

I honestly enjoyed that experiment. I learned something as well.

this was funny it was nice seeing people being patient and not getting offended quickly : )

I wanna be friends with the Pakistani guy.. he seems so cool and respectful ;-;

"So you think if someone is Middle Eastern, they automatically are Muslim?" "To me, yeah." Gosh.

The woman with the green scarf makes me smile she’s so nice 😌

I have alternative Style (I love fashion of Goth, Punk, Rock, Grunge, Metal), since like 10/11 years old until now 30. Recently have Victorian Gothic birthday party. I haven't wear Hijab as an everyday-must-wear. ***BUT*** , it's been a month I fixed my religious side (thanks to my cat, FIFA QATAR, news of one of my Bullies' Bystander in the past passed away). Most times everyday in every Shalah, I read Dhikr, reciting Al-Qur'an, add more to Dhikr, Fasting (it's been almost 20 days), learn to memorize Asmaul Husnah (It's been 35, it's hard for me to remember texts/numbers). Morals here is *Never quickly guess about someone based in their looks or they way they talk.*

My absolute favorite quote was "I wear my religion in my heart". Such a sweet girl

Am I the only one who smiled so wide when the Indian girl and Pakistani guy shook hands and said they could be friends

At 4:50 when he said “a lot of my Muslim friends parents have been together there whole life, I was like…. I’m Muslim but my parents are divorced.

That handshake was so wholesome, let's just stop fighting guys

"I wear my religion in my heart" this is such a cute thing to sayyy I love it

"It's not a race, it's not a culture. It's a religion."

“Many people think I’m Indian” Man as a Pakistani I felt that

7:56 "wait, you're 19 years old? you look old as f dude" is sending me 💀💀💀

I love how the Pakistani dude didn’t really judge people on their looks, but their values which is so nice because I’m a black Muslim and most people just assume I’m Christian or an atheist 💜💜💜

I’m sorry but that yellow shirt guy offended me as a muslim-

Wow Pakistani Muslim there... He is so knowledgeable,polite and sweet. As a Pakistani feeling so proud....

Omg I looove that guy with yellow t-shirt. He's fierce!

People in the US always freak out when I say that I'm muslim because I'm a tall, blond guy with blue eyes. I'm from Sarajevo (Bosnia) by the way. Sooooo ... you can be white, european, slavic AND muslim ;D

There's something so wrong with the American education system. They seem so unaware of the world around them. no hate. just a general observation.

The man with the beanie is so respectful on the other hand the other guy with the yellow shirt…

The Pakistani guy was very humble and I liked the guy named Parker also he's kinda cute like every time he'll say "I don't know" 😂😂

When the Pakistani guy determined the Syrian guy was Muslim because he said peace, that was so beautiful! The Syrian seemed so humbled to be heard and validated

As a Muslim, I would just say “asalamualakum” and see how they respond I beat the system

when the dude in yellow said “u can be middle eastern mix with asian” ..???😂

“a lot of my muslim friends have parents who have been married for like....forever” me: laughs in depression

Karlos keeps digging himself his own grave every time he opens his mouth lmao

When he said you wouldn’t see a Red Haired Blue eyed girl shouting Hallelujah in a Southern Baptist church but half my female family is red haired and blue eyed and we’re southern baptist. Wild.

"I value peace, love, family" Oh my god :")

10:40 fatima just like "oh my" My heart just drop when he said "I am syrian and i am arabs" May Allah bring peace to Syria nearly future.. aaamin.. To yellow shirt guy : Nusantara (Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei, South Philippines, South Thailand, Most Of Singaporean) are full with muslims which FAR FROM MIDDLE EASTERN... Just wanna let u know (Even countries like Khazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Some of Kygrystan, & Inside Russia Fed: Tatarstan, Dagestan, Chechnya were also muslims)

Dude in yellow: “she’s black not Muslim” Me, a black Muslim: 👀🙄👀 Dude in yellow: “she’s not Muslim cuz her parents aren’t together” Me, having a Muslim cousin with divorced parents:👀👀👀 Dude in yellow: “Muslims got a lot of kids” Me, only having one sibling:👀👀👀

Pakistani dude played beautiful without being creepy,racist

7:49 got me rolling on the floor😂

Lol I shoulda been on this I’m a Latino Muslim. Very good video, very educational for people that do not know about Islam/Muslims