Crescent Feast: The food specialties of the Philippines' Moro tribes

[@javedmamun]

Every Muslim around the globe are my family members. I feel proud to be a part of them. Me from Dhaka Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@nishaalmutairi8272]

javed_mamun Thank You Sir I am from Philippines🇵🇭

[@samimas4343]

Thank you brother.

[@riahrhim3184]

♥️♥️♥️

[@javedmamun]

@@nishaalmutairi8272 🙏🙏🙏

[@javedmamun]

@@riahrhim3184 Assalamu Alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarkatuhu 💕💕💕

[@gombyok100]

i'm muslim from indonesia, i'am a computer Programmer, i'am a network engineer, and i have many client in filipin. #salam dari indonesai #greet_from_indonesia

[@condingana422]

Maspur Mikrotik 😊

[@nishaalmutairi8272]

Terima Kasi😊 From🇵🇭

[@AmjaddTheGreat]

As an Indonesian, I can relate with many of the Moro tribes' food. Examples are Odang (udang), gulai, randang (rendang), piyanggang (panggang) etc. Its also unique that Indonesia is a heavily Muslim country and Philippines is a heavily Christian country, however the Indonesian provinces near the Philippines are mainly Christian while the Filipino areas near Indonesia are historically Muslim.

[@YungSiKrey]

Historically, southern Philippines was Hinduism dominant. The whole Philippines rather and so was Indonesia.

[@chocolatecookie8571]

They only need one more thing... more sambaaaaaal 🌶🌶🌶🥵🥵🥵

[@javedmamun]

Yah Allah keep our Muslim people in Philippines safe and sound forever. Ameen...

[@cassampeerbocus2342]

1990 Romantic songs

[@mejamakan3054]

javed_mamun make philipine muslims again...in the ancient time the whole philippines were muslim nation

[@alwaladbadawi646]

Ilove maranao,tausog and all tribes.. im maguindanao

[@abderrazakdriouky1567]

Deep and strong love for brothers and sisters in Philippines !!!!!!Love you all !!!from Morocco !!!!Allah blessing you all!!

[@javedmamun]

Yah Allah grant my wish so that very soon I can say my Asar prayer at Manila Central mosque. Ameen...

[@DrMurphy2273]

i am going to the Phillipines and will find this restaurant.

[@lanunpairet]

me too

[@AMM0beatz]

The presentation is so much better than typical filipino food.

[@Prinren]

It does! I wish more foods got the spotlight instead of the regular Filipino food we see over and over again. Filipino food is underrated as it is and the fact these are even more unknown makes me sad.

[@youtubephan2427]

I agree...I cant believe how delicious many dishes look, compared to other traditional filipino dishes

[@jamsomarjamsomar6522]

Proud tausug po here🥰❤hehehe

[@Kudarat08]

maranao here, from the great town of TUBARAN, LANAO DEL SUR

[@OLLONvlogs]

Proud Maranao Filipino Muslim here😍

[@maharlikanwarriors1511]

#ProudChildofMindanao here!

[@thornados4969]

@@maharlikanwarriors1511 Bakit anong nakaproud sa pagka muslim? Sumatotal, islam ay sinunod lang ang kaugalian ng makalumang arabo sa desyerto ay ang batas na yun nakapako na hindi magbabago kahit kailan man.

[@maharlikanwarriors1511]

@@thornados4969 basahin mo ulit comment ko may nakita ka bang proud Muslim wala ka na din magawa dahil iyan ang kanilang paniniwala

[@thornados4969]

@@maharlikanwarriors1511 maaring lusot ka, pero yun nasa unahan klaro. Kailangan ang edukasyon pati sa quran and hadith para malaman kung saan ang nakakaproud doon.

[@maharlikanwarriors1511]

@@thornados4969 isampal kuto sa iyo ang birth certificate ko Roman Catholic ako may nalalaman ka pang palusot ang comment ko lang naman proud child of Mindanao here tapos ikaw nagco-comment ka na-proud Muslim ako ikaw lang kung may niyan hindi ako

[@dunkenus]

i am amazed when the word such as carabao (water buffalo) -Kerbau in Malay Language..Gulai (gravy)..Udang (Prawn)

[@thornados4969]

carabao is originally directly borrowed from the same spanish word carabao. The filipino word is 'kalabaw' and the southern region including the mindanao calls it 'kabaw'. Vegetable : Gulay (northern philippines) , Utan (southern philippines) : Prawn : Ulang (northern philippines), pasayan (southern philippines). The guy in the video used the filipino words adapted from north dialect instead of his local dialect.

[@Ukit50]

@@thornados4969 I dont think so borrow from Spanish. Kalabaw or commonly call in Borneo Island Karabau. People of Borneo also call chicken manok, Gulay or Gulai when dishes are prepared, Ulang or Udang we call here. I believe Pilipino live in southern part use to speak Malay but being engulf or swollen up by Tagalog due to National language or majority daily speaking. Ilong or hidung, itim or hitam, ngipin or gigi, bato or batu, linga or telinga

[@markv1974]

@@thornados4969 pasayan is sea prawn. Urang is freshwater shrimp. Fyi. In panay language

[@markv1974]

@@Ukit50 tagalog is actually bornean/javanese. Manila was bruneian city when rajah ahmad (sultan ahmad) conquered it from madjapahit and deposed avirjirkaya. The oldest document from luzon, the laguna copperplate is old malay. Philippine luzon, lucoes were active in the defense of aceh and sumatra. When the Philippines fell to the spanish after brunei was defeated.. the philippines was closed to the rest of southeast asia. That is why our languages changed so much from its old malay origin.

[@ellikasan]

@@markv1974 Tagalog is not Bornean nor Javanese, lol. language-wise, it's part of the Central Philippine family, along with Hiligaynon, Binisaya (Cebuano) and Tausug. only the ruling classes of states like Tondo and Maynila were related by blood with Bruneians. culturally though, yes, the Tagalogs (and most of the lowlanders like Kapampangans, Surigaonons, Visayans, etc.) were very much intertwined with Southeast Asia, specially with what are now the countries of Malaysia, Indonesia, and Brunei.

[@socialmedia7407]

Proud maguindanaon

[@donniebrasco99]

The food of Muslim Filipinos looks delicious. I hope they open more restaurants throughout the country so that many Filipinos will get to know and enjoy their food.

[@TRUCK365ETS2_ets2mod]

Thank you so much for sharing my friend, you have my like and full watch - support

[@azputra8780]

Salam Dari Malaysia. Kita semua bersaudara. We are all brothers & sisters💕

[@cookwithqueen5824]

Nice vedio and good job Keep it up I like this video and enjoy

[@chocolatecookie8571]

Nice I love the ending part also. Very kind man

[@bigeating7666]

You should discover the yakan cuisine yakan is a muslim tribe in basilan city..!

[@dunkenus]

just some suggestions...filipino muslims should consider opening restaurants in Malaysia..by that you can introduce the food to Malaysian people..and it will add up some varieties to curious Malaysian people...i always wanted to try filipinos food

[@keepingmyselfsilentismaybe9836]

Filipino Muslims are being insulted in your country yet you want us to go there are u kidding? Lol

[@LODEH08532]

Mark Adam boleh bukak gerai makan

[@unknownintrovert6243]

Build your own restaurant there and hire Muslim Filipino cook, I suggest.😊😊

[@warsameali5133]

S.a my brothers and sisters in philippines mashallah. I.like to visit soon inshallah

[@vanxl9]

I had tausug cuisine in zamboanga city. I love it so good. Filipino food is so diverse like many neighboring countries. Chicken piangang is my favorite.

[@kabeiganteng]

i'm Indonesian and some of Philipines words are similar to Indonesia and Malaysia languanges such as Odang, Kambing, Manok (ayam/chicken),Karabao, Rendang ect....

[@likzkiebarbosa5660]

oh yes brother because we muslim Filipinos are from Mindanao in southern Philippines and Mindanao is neighboring in your country like Indonesia and Malaysia so that is why we have a similar words in our languages,even our traditional clothing are similar to your own. salam to you brother

[@AkongKong]

kabeiganteng bahasa indonesia or bahasa has many similarities in words especially to the muslim mindanao of philippines.. Im a tausug, seorang suluk from sulu and we speak the bahasa sinug which apparently bears similarities in words and grammar to the bahasa melayu dan bahasa indonesi.. Nama saya azis, saya seorang filipina dari mindanao.. asalamu alaykum!

[@thornados4969]

the vinta trading from sabah, people adopted some indon or malay words as business language.

[@sjidibn9598]

kabeiganteng benar.. memang samua orang muslim di pilipin mirip bngat di indo dam malaysia..kerna kita satu rumpon

[@nabeelalmantamayo3490]

Philippines are Mix Malaysian and Indonesian in origin

[@princenash8893]

i like the cookeng of peaple of maranaw one of the most deliciuse is just like riyandang and karning kalabaw

[@benmead190]

Short but nevertheless great documentary. I learned a lot more about our Muslim brothers' cuisine and way of living. Thanks a lot.

[@mirachaniago1368]

Kamusta ka,friends ng muslim philipiness😍😍😍

[@danielsagala4518]

Salam dri indonesia Makanan mindanao mirip dengan masakan padang

[@teganmae5471]

Alhamdulillah!

[@abdulrahmanabdulghani8833]

I was here on 7 and 8 Sept 2017.

[@amania9254]

Beautiful.

[@rahmahandog2079]

proud to be Maranao.....

[@emmaabellanosa3576]

Salam Alaikum 🙏 Maraming salamat Po sa video about different kinds of Halal Foods" Naghanap Po ako ng "Halal Foods delivery " Quezon City lang Po kami, Maraming salamat Po, May Allah Bless and Protects us all Amen 🙏

[@riahrhim3184]

I miss all the food it's been a long time I didn't eat specialy during Ramadan 😞

[@shahanibraga7498]

I have a question about language... lady mentioned that in their language, shrimps is called Odang.... is the Maranao language any way related to Pangasinan or Ilokano??? Because I am both Pangasinan and Ilokana, and Urang is what we call shrimps... clearly the same word, Odang and Urang.

[@AceKnorr]

Malay variants. I am a Meranao.

[@3idontknow3]

Both were influenced by the Malay Language🇲🇾

[@maharlikanaonkudarat7928]

One group of meeting separating, then evolving differently, at times keeping similar things intact Or, People exchanging ideas:) May ang Pilipinas have many blessings, happiness and ease

[@islambanjarmangu5388]

I understand lil bit in this video. I heard manok, odang, carabao, randang, kambing, talong ?, piyanggang? manok in Javanese means chicken but in bahaa Indoensia means ayam, odang=udang, randang=rendang,kambing=kambing, talong=terong, piyanggang=panggang, gulai=gulai very close to Bahasa Indonesia

[@oparasatauwaya]

They're speaking in Tagalog

[@observantori4893]

ahmmsh what is chicken in bahasa Indonesian?

[@dontsubscribe2621]

ObservantOri chicken is ayam in bahasa

[@maulanaidanfa643]

Islam Banjarmangu manok dalam bahasa Melayu Sarawak bermaksud ayam.. Sama jugak :)

[@roughandodryroughandodry]

@@oparasatauwaya yes we know

[@nishaalmutairi8272]

Proud Tausog✋😍🇵🇭

[@joharitalib4247]

Gulai, kambing udang badak kerbau rendang are words we used also in Malaysia...are we from the same race backgwound? Malay

[@AceKnorr]

Yes.

[@madsunny1962]

Salam from Singapore

[@jmangrar]

proud maranao here ❤️🥰🥰

[@nana_delilah]

Greetings! May i request your permission to use your video in a paper? Thank you so much! :)

[@eugeniovincenzo1621]

My grandfather had 600 hectares in Mindinao in the 1960s...He saw three people get beheaded and soon there after left for Las Pinas near Manila...Very peaceful people...

[@lklllghjsj1300]

Sorry bro, they are warriors

[@maharlikanaonkudarat7928]

Other groups have done the same or worse, but you don't give the spotlight to it, but you do for this

[@hikmadedy9174]

Alhamdulillah semoga sehat selalu dan damai buat saudara kita sesama umat muslim dan saudara agama lain di bumi filipina

[@netengoniwase4206]

It's undeniable sense, Filipino's ancestor such as visayan come from indonasia/Malaysia ;) ... If you look back in 12th century or so, Philippines was a center for trading, indonosia,malaysia,china,japan come to Philippines for trading ... And Filipino use malay language for communication !!

[@tingtingbintali8695]

Proud Maranao here😄 Theres a lot of maranao foods na dipa naipakita dito. Like, Raon a kape and Kimu's a odang etc. 😍

[@santih2569]

😄😄😄

[@anaisha5018]

# Maranao 💚💚💚

[@unknownxxx88719]

some words of pilipino muslims are similar to malay and indonesian because some of our ancestors are from malaysia,indonesia and brunie

[@justiny.7383]

Natalia!!!!!!!

[@alwaladbadawi646]

Proud maguindanaon here.. mapya nanam nin...

[@supardisahabu]

yg gue dengar manuk, mungkin ayam, trus rendang, kambing bakar,, mirip2 dgn indonesia makanannya..

[@hasimsim2989]

salam. i am suluk people. frm mlysia. tausug food is great

[@sayuri5823]

PROUD MAGUINDANAON HERE

[@richmanggr5295]

IRANUN IRANON TRIBE FROM MINDANAO.

[@Fatmadanoct]

Where is this places? I would visit philippines one day.

[@santih2569]

So unique!

[@ikramyousafbutt7872]

Asslam Alikum mulims brothers sisters our muslims food is really so good n healthy Love from Pakistan❤

[@jamelahjones3801]

♥️

[@azistayuan2845]

Proud maguindanaon here❤️ masu mapya ih seda nu

[@veijanhiedeijat4774]

Manuk (Philippines) = Manok (My Local Language in Nusa Tenggara Islands, East Indonesia) = Ayam (Indonesia). Ibon (PH) = Kedit (My Local Language in Nusa Tenggara Islands, East Indonesia) = Burung (Indonesia). Piyanggang (PH ) = Tunuk / Sedut (My Local Language in Nusa Tenggara Islands, East Indonesia) = Panggang (Indonesia). Kambing (PH ) = Bembek (My Local Language in East Indonesia) = Kambing (Indonesia). Karabao (PH ) = Kaok (My Local Language in East Indonesia) = Kerbau (Indonesia). Randang (PH ) = Rarit/Kandok Roah (My Local Language in East Indonesia) = Rendang (Indonesia). Odang (PH ) = Udang (My Local Language in East Indonesia). Talong (PH ) = Trong Belo (My Local Language in East Indonesia) = Terong (Indonesia). Gulay (PH ) = Kandok Tesanten Gero = Gulai (Indonesia) Nyog (PH ) = Nyoh/Nyioh (My Local Language in East Indonesia) = Kelapa (Indonesia) = Coconut ? Langka (PH ) = Nangke = Nangka (Indonesia) = Jackfruit ? Biko (PH ) = Wajik (My Local Language in East Indonesia) = In Indonesian, I don't know that, it depends on the region.

[@omaral-barghuthi4939]

Biko is Wagit in maguindanaon and coconut is nyog or agit and bird is papanuk and rooster is kalasan hen is upa chicken-manuk cow-sapi crocodile-buaya crow-kakauak or kuak dragon fly-talangas duck-itik wild duck-tanipur

[@munsuri1418]

Million Million Philippines peoples Work In Muslim countries

[@pedrokawali5901]

Maranao food is the best in the Filipino muslim community!!! ❤

[@garsbanaliraqi4599]

I HATE Filipinos fake muslims and just I LOVE ABU SAYYAF army

[@crisdylanmariano4532]

F.Y.I hnd lng maranao ang my msrap n pagkain s pilipinas hahaha ok klng

[@garsbanaliraqi4599]

@@nagwagi2000 Sa Dubai UAE = Nakipagtalik ako sa mga babaeng Pilipino Insekto mo = iyong larawan na mayroon ako = dapat kang mamatay Dahil hindi mo maprotektahan ang mga kababaihan ng iyong bansa Kami sa Iraq ay pumatay ng maraming mga ipis na Pilipino Umihi ako Bibliya .. Old Testament .. Krus Katolisismo ... Ang Kristiyanismo ay isang relihiyon ng basura mula sa dumi

[@maharlikanaonkudarat7928]

@@garsbanaliraqi4599 people like you, your reaction and treatment towards muslims when we are in peace, creat abu sayaf, so you've created a fire, and add fuel to it with your ignorance and negligence

[@garsbanaliraqi4599]

@@maharlikanaonkudarat7928 I know you hate Arabs and you imagine there are some Arab people who made Abu Sayyaf These are delusions... you accuse the Arabs of fabricated malicious charges Abu Sayyaf is an armed jihadist movement that originally came from the split from the Moro Islamic Front and the same Moro parties that came as a reaction to oppression, racism and the war of Islam in the southern Philippines, especially some regions of Mindanao and the neighboring islands, including Macatan. Called the Philippines (Philippines, the islands of the Spanish King Philip) The Abu Sayyaf movement later allowed some Arab fighters to organize for it, be it ten or twenty people The Abu Sayyaf movement is not racist, but it has nothing to do with the Arabs, except that the Arabs who love jihad love the Abu Sayyaf group In general, let's say five rich Arab persons cannot give money to the Abu Sayyaf front because Arab countries apply American and Israeli laws in combating so-called terrorism, which is intended to combat the duty of jihad in Islam. In fact, combating terrorism is fighting Islam.

[@jamelavalenzuela618]

Masha Allah, in Sha Allah binisita ako dito heheheh

[@vonvonhinguillo9526]

Masarap food yummy healthy

[@AswanTV]

ماشاء الله

[@knightofthesun758]

Nice one. Just don't add the " Indian music ", hahaha. There is a rich musical heritage in Mindanao to choose from, lol again. Keep it up, thanks. God be with you all.

[@manama4556]

Mashallha ......ahmed Egypt.......

[@omaral-barghuthi4939]

Sa maguindanaon palapa Pero sa sa maranao sakurab ang tawag

[@sajidsumagang3823]

Alhamdulillah yes

[@santih2569]

❤❤❤❤❤🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@jbn03canada]

they need to bring these in the capital - these also part of filipino dishes

[@peacelngbro547]

#InternationalAlert meron din kmi Beef na green namn kmi mg bangsa Sama tawi-tawi

[@maxpaul7102]

pianggang, tiula itum, kulma... grabeh ang sarap nito with rice..

[@Thudothwacker]

Hey I have eaten at that first stop many times. Chicken Papar everytime I stop by!!

[@sjidibn9598]

Yes we are one race we malay me myself i cannot deny it...we are brown people

[@juliusthewarrior4063]

before magellan came to the Philippines all filipinos were muslim

[@chrisabrahamjr]

ang byahe ni JUL , so?

[@masterjet7619]

Lol they not even came here in visayas not all filipino are muslim.

[@youcantalwaysgetwhatyouwan6687]

Not all Filipinos aren't muslims before though...

[@user-nz7si2cu6w]

Wtf , lol just the southern part are muslims some are animism , hindus , buddhism ..

[@maharlikanaonkudarat7928]

@@user-nz7si2cu6w no, not just southern. Spainards don't like muslims, they met them in africa, europe. So when spainards came to Pilipinas, they recognized the muslims easily, and they did a good job of erasing their identity, history, etc. As I know it, Panay was rich with muslim paraphernalia. Raja Suleyman was a muslim who lived in Manila, Manila, is not south, it is the north. Manila itself comes from the now distorted, hidden, forgotten name of "Fi-amaniilla" which literally in Arabic means "Under the protection of Allah". Arabic and Allah are components tied to islam. As such, islam was more than than southern Pilipinas. There even muslims in Cebu too. Yes, not every inhabitant of the 7,000 islands of Pilipinas today was a muslim, but it had a more diverse geographic habitation than you claimed incorrectly. Peace...

[@madisamuri3660]

Wow Ang sarap nya pagkain 😍😍😍😍👍👍👍😉😉😉

[@observantori4893]

What the guy said at 1:43 to 1:46 is soo true. This was the Philippines food and culture before the Spanish and American came. NOT ONLY Mindanao! ALL 3 regions Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. It's sad Philippines can't go back to this culture and change its name to Maharlika instead. Greetings from Luzon! P.s. The music is kind of inaccurate. It is Indian music, with Indian instruments. Not Arab or even Malay instruments.

[@maharlikanaonkudarat7928]

Asalamu aleykum. How are you doing?

[@alimodingmalimgas5861]

Nakakagutom sarap yan lutong maranao

[@sholaymannpaanipat9344]

OOLALAA THATS AWESOME BLOSSOM OF DELICIOUS FOODS SANCTITY

[@kuasiabung1367]

ada kerbau, ada rendang, ada udang , ada gulai.. banyak kaa yang sama ya

[@vajiransari4156]

Masa Allah

[@laynestaley4630]

Im a pilipino christian, i loved muslim dish..

[@maharlikanaonkudarat7928]

Kamusta po? I would like to talk with you about religion, I like it, and I like ang Pilipinas din islam. Ingat po

[@lanzgalang5028]

Tausug maranao maguindanao badjao Etc are called by united Moros people of Philippines

[@peacelngbro547]

proud SAMA here

[@leancanieso183]

yes tausog the best

[@azistayuan2845]

Maranao lang talaga mahilig sa sili❤️

[@Bearhawk58]

In the book of Deuteronomy, it says to not eat fish that has no scales. Right? Why do they have eel on their menu at the restaurant in this video?

[@thornados4969]

because in that time, the sea water was so contaminate sot it is better to pick fish without gills.

[@Noeman2009]

Cat Fish and eels live in the mud even in the most dirties places.

[@maharlikanaonkudarat7928]

Kuran is our way of life, not bible or tora. If the Kuran said to not do it, and they did it, then that means they are not practicing it properly, that's what it means. Not hard to conclude, right?

[@Bearhawk58]

@@maharlikanaonkudarat7928 So if it is not hard to conclude and I could not conclude it that means you found someone dumber than you. Contratulations! How often do you imply that people are stupid on the internet? Why? Many people are afraid of participating on the internet because of compentitive venomous people like you. I know I am afraid. Try to be nice and make the world a better place. It is not important to crow about how smart you are.

[@raymundpilapil]

Gusto ko yan!!!

[@vicenteaviles1912]

Towards the end of the video, the soundtract is noticeably from the distant land of the mughals and definitely not down south....... the host could have done a better job at featuring our muslim brothers food but it looks like he's too in a hurry to get out of the place.

[@yahyamoro]

Sarap ...kain ko lahat yan

[@beba12340]

Ang sarap

[@taufikakbarsukimin3067]

Islam i love u

[@barcelonafans7271]

Irranun ni kn?

[@robinchay5389]

5 percent lng kami?

[@netengoniwase4206]

10.m islam sa pinas! In 2050 islam will surpass the Christians world

[@karmacanquints4222]

WasayEntertainment WE faith is not a competition.

[@netengoniwase4206]

KarMarth Quintela who said sooo? -GREEN MINDED-

[@astraeusgodofthestars676]

yes and i hope u will not grow more 😒

[@youcantalwaysgetwhatyouwan6687]

Base sa PSA record. 6.5% ang official count ng mga Muslim sa buong Pilipinas habang 23% sa buong Mindanao

[@arizalrevo9544]

3:14 Toyota Kijang

[@aikolabdah8185]

Masarap po.yang mga pagkain nyo. Basta luto sa gata. Baborito ko yan!

[@aliceyalexiember4767]

assalam allahkum

[@nabeelalmantamayo3490]

Correction its not Islam tradition but Arab tradition

[@iDYPilms]

This delicacies are SORCERY! They are sooo delicious my mouth is watering and desire to eat these food! SORCERY!!!

[@morenacampanero8785]

Wow i wish i can go there for the food of the muslim are good i want to taste and eats.

[@asifafahfafa]

Maranao po.. hndi muslim.. wala nmang “muslim food”