As a Malaysian Chinese, 7:40 the flag we called it wilayah persekutuan/federal territories of Malaysia. It comprises three territories-Kuala Lumpur, Labuan, and Putrajaya-governed directly by the Federal Government of Malaysia. Kuala Lumpur is one of the territories so you will see the flag there Malaysia built by Malaysian Malay, Malaysian Chinese, Malaysian indian, Malaysian Sabahan and Malaysian Sarawakian, enjoy the moments in our county
I think you should declare yourself as a Hui Chinese Muslim before try to make a conversation with Local people , because they i mean we will confuse you with Local Malaysian Chinese and speak Malay (Our National Language) with you . 😅😅 . btw , i dont know Our Country Malaysia is like a Heaven to Hui Chinese Muslim community . We should feel Grateful to Allah Almighty for this Blessed and Peaceful Multiracial country 🇲🇾 ♡ Hui Chinese Muslim 🇨🇳
Kalau belajar sejarah China, orang cina hui bukan cina Muslim tempatan sebaliknya keturunan mereka datang dari timur tengah. Kalau tengok drama wuxia China kamu akan perasan nama seperti Han = southern chinese Jin = northern chinese Manchu = mongol-chinese Kun lun = southern People (dari Indo-China) Hui ni tinggal sejak zaman dinasti Song lagi, mereka hanya berasimilasi dengan orang cina tempatan pada zaman dinasti ming. Tetapi apabila dinasti qing dari manchu ambil alih China, orang cina hui ditindas dan masjid dibakar.
Be grateful@@Justice_Dignitybeing Muslim in Malaysia is very heavenly compared to others. I've seen a lot of foreigners and other fellow Muslims outside of Malaysia said the same. Believe it or not Islam very protected here (not in dictatorship way), it is not perfect but be grateful of all the privileges we have as a Muslim living in Malaysia.
Just found out this channel yesterday and I completely love it!! As a Malaysian Chinese myself I must admit that I don't know too much about muslim, but seeing you twos' interactions while learning about muslim culture made me feel happy and proud of my own country❤ There are different cuisine here and you guys should try out our rotis and other supper at mamak
Di malasia akan susah cari Makanan halal karena mereka harus mencari kawasan Melayu kebanyakan orang Malasia menjual makanan tidak halal.. apalagi budaya Asing lebih mendominasi di malasia
@@suhanjayalian5044 Bro you're in EVERY video related to ANYthing about Malaysia and talking shit about the country. WHY are you so obsessed man its creepy, you're the stereotypical-A jealous Indo who's not only creepy but plain ignorant. Dont be that guy and Get a life my man, also never in my life is it HARD for me to get a Halal food ANYWHERE in Malaysia. Why do you speak on something you know nothing about ? Malaysia is literally a muslim majority country, ANYWHERE you go you'll find Halal food. Instead of talking shit of something you know literally NOTHING about how bout you come here instead ?
I recommend you visit the Putra mosque in Putrajaya, it's pink and very beautiful. I advise you to take mrt to Putrajaya Sentral station, then take a bus or grab from there to the mosque, you can save on transportation costs
There's actually Chinese style mosque in Malaysia too One of the most famous is the Malacca Chinese Mosque located in Krubong, Malacca. It was developed by the Malacca Chinese Muslim Association (Pertim) and completed in April 2014. The mosque has a unique Chinese architecture design with pagodas and Chinese calligraphy and can accommodate up to 2,000 worshipers. Friday prayer sermon in this mosque is even delivered in Mandarin. Other notable examples include the Beijing Mosque in Rantau Panjang, Kelantan as well as the Muhammadiah Mosque in Ipoh, Perak, which were established in 2009 and 2014 respectively.
@afnanfaris8071 erm There's a thing called Google😅 And I'm not Muslim But as a Malaysian for so many years, people are bound to hear something in the country So I just copy paste the article text
There a lot of Muslim Chinese in Malaysia. They speak Mandarin, Cantonese, Hokkien, Malay and also English. May Allah guide to fine them. Barakallah and welcome to Malaysia. Enjoy yourself.
8:43 the national masjid 'dome' were made like an 'opened umbrella' and it has 14 sides to represent 14 states of Malaysia. So, all the states are 'covered by the Islamic umbrella'. If you can see the minaret tip looks like a 'closed umbrella' 15:20 you can find Chinese style Masjids in Melaka & Ipoh too 17:58 you can find an open air Masjid in Putrajaya, it is called Steel Masjid (masjid besi). It has an official name, but I am lazy to search for it.. 🤭 22:08 the square is actually under maintenance 28:30 the food is called 'Char Kuey Teow'
Malasia negara yang tidak memiliki identitas... Mereka China muslim tentu akan mendapatkan perlakukan buruk oleh China Tiongkok di malasia...saya tanya China Tiongkok Malasia sensitif kepada seorang China bila dia muslim. Lagian di malasia tidak ada satupun identitas lokal yang dibanggakan
@@suhanjayalian5044 Malasia Malasia, tulis betul-betul. Malaysia. Kalau saya bilang Indosia, kan kamu juga marah. Kamu pernah datang sendiri dan melihat sendiirinya di Malaysia? Pasti kamu banyak melihat dari internet. Datang ke Malaysia dulu. Jalan-jalan dan lihat kota-kota dan juga seluruh kawasan kampung di seluruhnya Malaysia. Pasti pandangan kamu juga berubah.
At 26:10 the shelled seafood is called cockles or kerang in malay. You have to pry it open with a stick from the gap of its “mouth”.The dark soupy fried rice noodles is called kuetiau! Welcome to malaysia😄
Malaysia are Muslim Country, but other religions are tolerance to be freely practiced as long as not to tolerate with muslim and human norms.... as built from Malay, Chinese, Indian and other race, most Chinese in Malaysia are either Buddha, Taoism, Christian and others including Islam..so for Chinese Muslims in here are free to enjoy most Malay-Chienese-Muslim culture including food, fashion even the ceremony such as Chinese new year same as Muslim im China... is not weird as China Tourism see Chinese here same as them as Chinese in Malaysia freely practice their own culture, religion and language... Welcome to Malaysia and Happy Ramadhan...
No lah... There is no route for Muslim or tourists in the masjid.. It's just a suggestion route.. You can go wherever you want in the masjid, even the prayer hall
Kamu menyuruh mereka pergi ke tempat kawasan China Tiongkok... mereka Muslim apa kamu mau mereka makan yang tidak halal. Jangan arahkan ke kawasan China Tiongkok Karena memang Kawasan itu bukan ramah terhadap wisatawan muslim cobalah berpikir bijak
@@suhanjayalian5044bro, dia guna bahasa cina sahaja kerana mereka dari negara Cina,tetapi dia tidak menyuruh mereka pergi ke tempat cina leh? Kamu orang Indonesia, kenapa mahu risau yang kita buat di sini? Btw, dia memperkenalkan mereka pergi tempat muslim bagi ramadan, bukan makan makanan bukan halal.
@@brandonchan4537dia itu profokator, untuk memecah belah kan orang2 Nusantara,ibu bapak nya kasian kan tidak berhasil mendidik hasil berhubungan badan
The building you saw with the beautiful dome is actually the Islamic museum. Just across the street (a few minutes walk only from the mosque)..next to the National Mosque...
Mo point. Malaysia will soon be destroyed by extremist BERSATU and PAS. Khawarij will take over this country. And Malaysia will be doomed. Congrats to Melayu racist extremist khawarij walaun semua.
@@matikatak6570 apahal kau campurkan urusan politit dalam ni wahai pentsksub tegar..dah tu kau kata melayu racist hati2 dengan komen kau kang nanti makan tak habis
In malaysia if you want you can try visit Malacca district, they have mosque almost same with Chinese design. China warrior Cheng Ho doing diplomatic connection between Malacca in ancient time.
@@suhanjayalian5044 sudah sudah la engkau dengan hate speach. Tiap kali youtuber luar mention malaysia kau sibuk jenkomen negetif. Pergi jaga konoha kau tu judi. Pesta arak. Maksiat. Joget bali. Suer. Patung solat maulud nabi. Teruk sangat engaku ni. Kain sendiri londah sebuk cakap pasal kain org lain.
Berhati-hati ke malinggsiia baru-baru ini turis asal inggris merasa ketakutan di sogok polisi malinggsiia tanpa alasan yang jelas diminta 300 ringgt viral di berita malinggsiia..hal ini membuat turis tidak merasa nyaman mereka pada akhirnya meninggalkan malasia... Malasia tidak aman bagi turis asing
Jangan dilayan komen bodoh dibawah tu.. Biasalah jenis tak berpelajaran dia mana tahu nak hormat dan respect pada orang lain.. Memang biadap dan kurang ajar si KONOHA barua sekor ni
Assalamualaikum..Welcome to Malaysia..Have a nice trip..Explore and learn new things..If u have anything problem just ask the local,for sure they will assist u..In Malaysia Muslim or Non Muslim we all are like big family..We live in peace and respect each other..Feel the Ramadan vibes at here..May Allah bless us all
Some mosques offer free food for ramadhan, do look out for those. I would also recommend you guys to spend a day or two in putrajaya, for iftar & the tarawih prayers. You can take erl or mrt (i think mrt is cheaper) and there is feeder bus to travel around putrajaya. I assure you, you will enjoy it. Putrajaya is quite safe, you can walk around the lake or even have a picnic at night.
muslim in Malaysia sometimes the adzan we pronounce as "bang" without "ke" all this while I thought the words "bang" is used by malay muslim only... i think the words "bang" has been used during the sultanate of melaka and admiral cheng ho from dynasty ming came and visit melaka at that time about 600 years ago... admiral cheng ho is a muslim
@@oldwatchma same with malay language too,, we got many persian's derivatives words although Persians almost doesn't doesn't have connection with Malaysia. But I think something happened in the ancient times.
28:25 is called Char Kway Teow, the kway teow is made from rice flour formed into flat noodles, while the sauce mainly consists of soy sauce, some chilli, shrimp stock soup and other flavorings stir-fried with eggs and prawns. My personal favorites are Cantonese style fried kway teow and Hokkien style yee mee. Just like other recommendations below, I hope you enjoy your visit to Malaysia, Ramadhan Kareem, God bless you all
8:35 I think that dome is the Islamic Museum which is a really cool place to visit. I've been there once. For me, as a Muslim from Thailand, it's very interesting.
11:17 you remind me myself. I am 48. When i was 17, I did wudu there and did not return using stairs tunnel that I came before and use stone stairs outside like u did. Haha it is hot and burning. Actually most speak English. Just because you guys looks like local. With hijab as well. So we used to speak malay. Because they are many malay look like Chinese and there are some Chinese are Muslim So English is wide spoken. So next time try say like. I come malaysia from China. Seems u not like western face, when u try speak malay, they will think u are local. Hehehe. Anyways I love ur vlogs
Melayu muka cina biasanya keturunan Kelantan - pattani atau Orang banjar. Emak saya sendiri berkulit kuning langsat tapi mata tidak sepet. Beliau keturunan Melayu pattani. Maka saya cakap keturunan beliau memang pure Melayu dan bukan siam. Orang jawa mata sepet tetapi kulit sawo matang. Kalau nak tahu kat semenanjung ni kita ada 3 jenis Melayu. 1) Melayu utara - orang kedah yang tinggal sejak zaman kedah tua, dari tanaserim (tanah sari) di selatan Myanmar hingga ke daerah Manjung perak 2) Melayu pantai timur - mereka ini berkait dengan orang Melayu champa. Biasanya berkulit kuning langsat 3) Melayu selatan - berasal dari sumatera atau jawa, ada juga berasal dari banjarmasin, borneo
peace be upon you. from the first day you arrived in malaysia i fell in love with your content...very calm very humble very civilized. I look forward to your vlog every day. May God accompany you both on your journey. God willing. Please you must go to putra jaya mosque.
KL nearby attractions 1. Most Malaysia visit mosque - masjid putrajaya 2. Malaysia history -National museum 3. ASEAN animal - National zoo 4. Cool climate nature - genting highland ( recommended take grab until gohtong Jaya and use cable car to the top ) 5. Holly months - hence you guys was here try yourself tarawih with local people here and visit bazar Ramadhan
Its interesting you call 'Adzan' as 'bangke' as in Malaysia some Malays also call it as 'bang' mostly in northern part of Malaysian states; Kelantan, Kedah, Perlis, Penang, Perak. The flags you've seen at the National Mosque are Federal Territories of Kuala Lumpur flag as every state in Malaysia has their own flags. Malaysia is a Federation country similar to United States of America and it has 14 states included 1 Federal Territories. Thats why if you see Malaysian flag there are 14 strips and the 14 edges of star to represent 14 states in Malaysia.
Go find some local Melay food place like at kampong baru... Dont waste ur time eating side walk food... When go bazaar Ramadan later, just find some melay food n try it... Asing some one if u dont know... They Will helping..
Welcome to Malaysia. Experience the diversity and beauty of multi racial and cultural , multi religion of the city. It is easy to find halal food here. Malaysia is known for its food. Enjoy your stay.
wow! funny how you just guest the guy is an actor , while he is actually really an actor/producer Arie Zahari (byk telemovie dgn Astro), so good of him doing food business👍👍
Berhati-hati apalagi di Malanggsiia sangat susah menemukan makanan Halal apalagi berkedok halal tapi tidak halal...di Malanggsiia kebanyakan makanan tidak Halal dijumpai apalagi budaya Asing lebih mendominasi ketimbang budaya lokal
Assalam Ma & Viona. Interesting vlog of my hometown Kuala Lumpur or we prefer to call it KL. Hopefully i cld meet you in KL someday to guide you through the city. Ramadan Kareem!
I just found this channel and totally loving it. You guys are so honest about the things that you guys say and I love it. We love unbiased opinions about our country from foreigners.
Not to forget, some of the workers there are not locals. Mostly a Muslim from Indonesia or Thailand are hired as a kitchen helper or sales person... Furthermore, your english Chinese accent a little bit thicker compared to our local Chinese English speaker... We speak manglish - Malaysian English for a communication efficiency...
Karena Melayu Pmlas bekerja itu sebabnya orang Indonesia Thailand berbisnis dan membuka usaha karena mereka sukses. Tidak seperti Mlyu Pmalas dan kurang Cerdas dalam hidup 😊
usually people visit Independence Square in the evening or at night. the attraction is not the field physically, but the historical value and buildings around it. usually the place is full of visitors at night.
Yes, I also think you both look like Indonesians. like people from the Sundanese tribe who come from West Java province. Hopefully one day you can visit Indonesia, maybe you will meet Indonesian people whose faces are similar to the two of you.
Cendol likely has ancient origins in Southeast Asia, with its popularity spreading through the region over time. Both Indonesia and Malaysia have their own unique versions of this classic dessert.
Ramadan Mubarak! We love your videos so much! We would love to visit China and wish you can be our guides 😊 Our struggle is finding halal food when we travel, but we love traveling.
_Selamat berpuasa_ Happy fasting, ramadhan mubarak. Try ramadhan bazaars all around KL, for eg jalan tunku abdul rahman (jalan TAR) which isn't far from that independence square. Also at jalan TAR later, you can try shopping for eid, at the _bazaar raya_ maybe get some local clothing items like _tudung_ (hijab), as well as local food for breaking of fast and for dinner
sorry at the very end I actually meant as well as local food for celebration of eid or _hari raya,_ like malay modern raya cookies, malay traditional lemang with rendang, ketupat with kuah kacang (malay traditional peanut sauce) etc
Its true that Indonesian look similar to Chinese especially the Javanese. As a Malaysian Malay, sometimes its very hard to distinguish them. Malay people on the other hand, look very diverse, some of us just look typical malay, some look like Chinese and some look like Indian, a few can pass as a middle eastern like Neelofa’s husband. In Penang, sometimes its hard to distinguish between Malay and Indian because theres a lot of mix there. Malaysia is a land of various races and we have been mixing with people of various backgrounds for centuries resulting various looks
@@CuteSmile-pf8ep Many people from Oalembang, Manado, Nias, and Dayak have features that make them look somewhat Chinese, though they're not the majority. This is because they have ancestors with more Chinese heritage or pure austronesian. Some Sundanese and Banjarese have lighter skin than other Indonesians, but they don't look Chinese at all. The Chinese lady said they look Indonesian, it means they don't have typical Chinese features, even if they claim that they are Chinese. Besides skin color, Javanese people actually tend to resemble mainland Southeast Asians, like Thais or South Vietnamese, in their facial features, hence the chinese lady said that they look like Indonesian. Not because of the skin color, but because of the face features.
@@dittoprae3863 people from sumatra and peninsular malay tend to have Australoid features, and to some extent caucasoid features. You can see people from Aceh and Penang especially they look very Indian
sebenarnya di setiap bandar / kota di indonesia banyak orang keturunan chinese tetapi tidak mau mengaku kalau dia ada darah chinese, seperti keluarga saya dan tetangga saya tetapi mereka banyak yang muslim dan menyebut diri mereka sebagai orang jawa...
@@adityagotawa597 this is actually true. Identitas jawa itu itu mudah didapat. Bisa bahasa jawa dan menjalankan budaya jawa maka kamu orang jawa. as simple as that. Makanya di filipina ada suku aeta yg terpisah dari filipino/a. Di jawa sebenarnya jg ada. Tapi karena mereka bicara bahasa jawa dan budayanya jg sudah jawa makanya menjadi orang jawa. Cb googling muka2 aeta itu muka2 banyak org jawa minus warna kulit aja. Sama halnya dg chinese muslim, di jawa selama mereka bisa bahasa jawa dan ngikutin adat jawa tinggal ngaku sebagai org jawa aja dan mereka langsung jd orang jawa.
@@suhanjayalian5044Kamu mempamirkan sikap biadab. Harap2 bukan daripada kalangan para penganut Islam yang tertib dan sentiasa menjaga pertuturan beradab
Hi Ma..happy Ramadhan 🙏🏻 I will glad to see you & wife in indonesia someday..you can find so many local culture & you can ask to Rudy Chen first thanks ❤🙏🏻
