Finally got Our first Malaysian friends I Spent Ramadan together!

Salam! Today we made our first Malaysian friends! We spent Ramadhan together, went to the bazaar in Kuala Lumpur together, and waited for the iftar at the mosque together. A very unforgettable experience! We will be together next time~
0:00 first meeting and pick up us
4:06 visiting steel masjid
12:39 go to the largest bazaar
19:34 eat iftar in masjid
24:00 wudu and pray
29:00 go to visit the pink masjid
31:15 drive to another masjid and chat
32:50 visit cyberjaya masjid and pray
39:15 drive around the city and chat
42:07 saying goodbye to our friends
42:51 conclusion
#malaysia #muslim #islam #islamic #allah #hijab #mosque

[@iammeow9947]

Terima kasih Khairul & Hana bawa mereka jalan² 🥰

[@alibinsuut1044]

Semoga ALLAH Memberkati dan membalas jasa baik khairul Dan Hana ... Aaminn Yarabbil'alamin

[@CaknaEmas]

barakallahufik en Khairul dan Pn Hana.. seronok tgk org Melayu dpt menyantuni saudara kita❤

[@AbuMuhamadAbdullahAlAmin]

Tqqq🎉

[@EngkuNasruddin]

Betul tu,saya pun bersyukur dan bangga kerana Khairul&Hana telah banyak membantu mereka,lebih2 lagi infomasi islam di Malaysia,💪. Semoga persahabatan mereka berkekalan sampai bila2 kerana Allah.🤲

[@afifabas9072]

Terima kasih Tuan Khairul dan Puan Hana....you all the best...👍

[@fenandezleon9716]

I’m Malaysian Chinese, Malaysia is the most beautiful country and friendliest people in the world I’m so proud of Malaysian people Welcome to our country❤

[@SDarlingssss]

🇲🇾❤️

[@zolk290]

Malaysia boleh 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@suhanjayalian5044]

Tapi china tiongkok di malasia enggak tau bahasa melayu bahkan rukun negara pun enggak hapal.. taunya Lagu Tianmen Lagu Republik China

[@fenandezleon9716]

@@suhanjayalian5044 kau nak racis balik jer indo Malaysia bukan untuk orang yang suka main perkauman macam kau

[@secar6742]

@@suhanjayalian5044 Why are you acting like a fool, learn the language if you want to, if you don't want to, whatever, when did the Chinese ever ask you to worship the God of Guan every day, nuts!

[@Belumbang6960]

Tq Khairul and Wife for showing the visitors our Malaysian hospitality 🎉❤!!. Alhamdulliah

[@matikatak6570]

Heheehhe...kalau Malaysia dibawah PAS, hancur negara kita

[@muhdisyraq8924]

​@@matikatak6570 semua bnda nak politik, berehat bro, tak perlu pun nak kaitkan semua bnda dgn politik...

[@mariayunan3031]

​@@matikatak6570Apa hal plk PAS kaw sebut.. Aku tau lh kaw penjilat PH

[@ZainiZaudi]

Aku Duduk selangor, Entahlah mereka fikir Dari mereka ini berjaya hahaha, hasil kejayaan tanah melayu ni Dari orang Duduk kampung Dari negeri pantai Timur,utara,selatan, sekurangnya tanah orang melayu di negeri yg kamu sebut tak maju TU amat banyak sekali. Berbanding KL,selangor,perak, Penang orang asing dh ambil alih. Masih tak sedar suka menghina saudara sendiri mereka ni. Aku nak ajar mcm mana puak sebegini? Ya? Hahaha aku tak baik punya orang rasanya elok pijak tengkok puak fanatik politik ni. Mereka buta gamaknya agama,bangsa,tanah air dipermainkan boleh lagi menyokong pemimpin sebegini?

[@amahmad6912]

alahai nampak kebodohan,kau sekolah tak​@@matikatak6570

[@user-ey1dg7eo5d]

我几年前去沙巴玩，自己一个人在海边沿着马路散步，遇到应该是穆斯林的一家人，他们可能以为我叫不到车，其实我是清晨一个人出来散步的，他们停下车热情的邀请我上车，把我送到我住的酒店，他们非常好，我英语不是很好，但也还是可以聊的很开心，这是我对马来西亚最美好的回忆之一

[@kimkardashi-un2004]

Lovely ❤

[@sumer3609]

You arent small in China. You are strong. Your ancestors were survivors with strong faith who kept their iman through every difficult time and passed it on to you.

[@aidanross9489]

This is so true. Navigating one's identity and survival through such perilous periods of history of the Middle Kingdom and modern China is no mean feat! Respect 🙌🙌🙌

[@sirbobhatethenumberyoutubegive]

agree!

[@sAkUrA6309]

❤

[@KhusnunUmatjina]

TRUE, tho.

[@anggun1313]

Dinasti Ming ,muslim

[@notmyname3556]

I personally think there are mosques that misunderstood the function of mosque. Even from Prophet Muhammad (SAW) time, mosques were built to serve the community. For shelter, a place to gain knowledge, to rest, and to bond with the community. It will help kids get closer to Islam, help adults with their lifestyle. There is a saying, "if the mosque has no sound of children's laughter, then it's a 'dead' mosque"

[@hadimofadz3985]

This is a very good comment. Anda betul

[@rk-br9ft]

That's right, but one of sign in the end time is mosque bacame just like palace. Hadith sahih

[@notmyname3556]

@@rk-br9ft that's also true. It's just sad that there are mosques out there that aren't friendly to women and children. Nor do they provide much function despite having the budget. I'm talking about mosques across the world btw.

[@Aeybiseediy]

​@@rk-br9ftbecame like palace means? Grand but no worshipper inside?

[@rk-br9ft]

@@Aeybiseediy prophet Muhammad pbuh was a simple man and encouraged Muslims to do everything in moderation and not to be extravagant in all aspects of life. And the amount of money that being poured just to "decorate" the mosque were unnecessary when there's ton of people that kais pagi makan pagi.

[@anorzaimah]

Syukur alhamdullilah. Yusuf & Viona happy, kami pun happy😁 Terima kasih saudara Khairul & Hana bawak Yusuf & Viona jalan-jalan & telah mewakilkan kami nie yang risaukan mereka. Semoga dipermudahkan segala urusan saudara sekeluarga..aamiin aamiin aamiin.. 12:12 the place name - KAMPUNG BARU. 10 days really not enough in Malaysia 🥰 OK laaa. Jumpa lagi (see you soon) 😁

[@Nini-sk1tr]

Yusuf & viona adik beradik ya

[@snaseer991]

​@@Nini-sk1tr they are husband and wife as far as I know

[@idawati8413]

Jikalau berkesempatan bawa mereka ke Putrajaya lagi, bawalah mereka singgah ke Kompleks Nasyrul Quran. Tmpt printing Al Quran yg kedua terbesar di Dunia ❤ memang best ! Terpegun

[@anorzaimah]

@@Nini-sk1tr Mereka pasangan suami isteri, Muslim dari Yunnan, China

[@azmanrahim2012]

Tkasih … Khairol dan Isteri….. we Malaysian proud of you….

[@suzanaismail2711]

Assalammualikum Yusouf and Aishah. Finally you found a friend to take you around Putrajaya. I ve told you, dont be afraid to approched and make friends with the Malaysian. We are friendly people and im sure many are willing to give you a hand. Im happy that you guys are enjoying you visit. ❤

[@suzanaismail2711]

Tkasih kepada Saudara Kairul dan isteri kerana sudi bawa dua pasangan ini ke Putrajaya. Dorang berdua ni bukan sekadar melancong tetapi utk melihat persekitan Kuala Lumpur kerana Aishah(Viona) pernah menyuarakan hasrat utk sambung belajar di Malaysia. Kedua mereka ini berasal dari Yunnan tetapi bekerja di Beijing yg kita semua tahu ianya sebuah bandaraya yg sangat2 maju. Senang cerita nothing compared to Malaysia, maaf bukan nak merendahkan negara sendiri tapi itulah hakikatnya. Semoga dipermudahkan segala urusan mereka. Yg belum follow mereka saya cadangkan ikutilah sb sangat interesting. Liputan mereka lebih mengesahkan tentang kehidupan minoriti islam dari pelbagai etnik di negeri China dengan budayanya yg tersendiri. Perjalanan cerita mereka yg sangat2 membuka mata dan betapa bersyukurnya kita sebagai orang islam di bumi Malaysia ni. Nampaknya dorang sangat gembira berada di Malaysia kerana dpt pengalaman meyambut Ramadan di negara Islam. Sekali lagi tkasih kpd semua yg memberi sokongan buat saudara kita ni.

[@sumer3609]

Remember you arent small in China. You are strong. You are the ones who held fast to your faith through every difficulty and didn't drift away from the lifeline of Islam.

[@asrarmuzamir4201]

They are the HUI (The ones who returned to their creator). Subhanallah

[@niki0918]

@@asrarmuzamir4201Hui is about 10million in population in China. that’s like 1/3 of total population in Malaysia

[@Wann910]

@@niki0918 but compare to 10mil VS 2bil of non muslim chinese, still considered small one

[@irfanj]

I went to the Masjid Besi once with my friends after hours of shooting video for our assignments. We do our solat there and totally crashed "slept" there because the Masjid is so open air and the breeze was so good. We slept for hours and the guards never scold us or anything because they were all understanding.

[@rushdrift]

bazaar ramadhan in Malaysia is looked forward by everyone the muslim and non muslim, because some food you can't get anywhere only on the month of ramadhan every year there's always something new, owh the clothes you see the women wear while praying is called "Telekung" every muslim women in Malaysia wear this when they want to pray.

[@idawati8413]

Khairul & Hana.. Jikalau berkesempatan bawalah mereka ke Putrajaya lagi, bawalah mereka singgah ke Kompleks Nasyrul Quran. Tmpt printing Al Quran yg kedua terbesar di Dunia ❤ memang best ! Terpegun

[@klonghoy]

Alhamdulillah, God has finally sent a good couple to take care of you, may you both be comfortable and happy while you are in our country.

[@SyaridzatYahya-mo1rx]

The famous Ming admiral, Cheng Ho (zheng he) also came from Yunnan. He is muslim.

[@dnydno6780]

Dinasti Ming adalah Dinasti di China yang paling rapat dengan kerajaan Islam di sekitar Asia Tenggara.. seperti Kerajaan Champa dan Kerajaan Purba di tanah Melayu pada era tersebut..

[@rk-br9ft]

@@dnydno6780 bukan dengan kerajaan melaka ka?

[@dnydno6780]

@@rk-br9ft termasuklah kerajaan Melaka yg menjadi pusat penyebarkan agama Islam ditanah Melayu

[@rk-br9ft]

@@dnydno6780 betul , cuma perkataan kerajaan purba lebih sesuai digunakan untuk kedah tua, srivijaya , dn sbgnya.

[@SelvaTamil-ze2kt]

Yes.. Malaka has a museum for Zheng He… Infact Zheng He is revered in Melaka. He was instrumental in building relationship between King Parameshwara (who later became Muslim) and the Ming Emperor Zu Di.

[@nkojima]

terima kasih bang khairul and wife, kesianlah tengok diorg minum air tak ikat tepi. bazaar tutup 😅. nasib ade wakil tolong guide.

[@mohamadzahidzainulabidin6862]

11:16 … in China big city mosque also provided food for the ummah.. So many times I and my wife had eaten in China mosque… In Hohot/ Huherhuater Inner Mongolia / nei moggu both of us had been invited to eat wedding food at Daowai Mosque… At ancient town Dali we are invited to eat Khatam Quran food. At Mianyang Shicuan mosque we eat breakfast at mosque canteen. At Kunming Shungchen mosque at Zheng he/cheng ho street we eat Maulid Rasul feast. You also can breakfast in Ramadan at China mosque… usually the serve tea, watermelon, nang bread and soup…. Rice after tarawikh prayer… At Xinning Grand mosque they threat us with tea at tea house inside mosque compound…. Stay safe and stay happy. May Allah bless both of you

[@aciteh5427]

This is truly Malaysia. 🤩👍

[@Mergastua]

terima kasih bro tu dgn pasangan dia bawa jalan2 bazar 👍

[@LanzFranchess]

I feel so happy for you. finally someone came to show you around. alhamdulillah... at least you get some knowledge and get to know this country better. now you know, this is the atmosphere of the Ramadan bazaar before iftar throughout the month of Ramadan all over Malaysia. like a food festival. already cultured.

[@minzygg1570]

希望你倆有個愉快的旅程，也對於馬來西亞一個不一樣全新的概念。

[@jasminemazlan09]

I’m Malaysian Muslim and used to live in Beijing. I understand why you were quite shocked with how convenient life as a Muslim here in Malaysia. I understand the feeling of being minority and the need to explain certain things since not many people aware about Islam/Muslim in a country like China. Other than that I quite enjoyed the peaceful vibes during my times in Beijing specifically in Chaoyang. China is more than what we see in medias. There are a lot of things we could learn from them too

[@ajun78]

Terbaik bang bawak mereka ke masjid putra jaya..❤❤❤ hope you and wife enjoy in MALAYSIA ❤❤❤

[@honeygoseyney2421]

Alhamdulilah. this is Malaysia / Muslim hospitality

[@MeHaziq]

Please come back to Malaysia again. You guys are wholeheartedly welcome here. I've watched your videos and cant stop, you're right, I learned so much about Muslim in China so much just by your videos and it gives me a different perspective about China overall..

[@raylirayli4441]

Terima kasih orang baik sbb temankan mereka,,, semoga diberikan rezeki yang banyak, Aminnn...

[@yaumeeyusof]

At last, you are in the right track - founding Malaysian in Malaysia 😊 Congrats

[@skunkstrella]

Thank you bro khairul and wife for giving them malaysian hospitality and show how it works here... Semoga dipermurahkan rezeki

[@yongwoni]

big round of applause for our hero En Khairul & Pn Hanna 👏🏻👏🏻 satu Malaysia risau tengok diorang ni 😂 but betul jugak diorang cakap, bila x buat research atau tengok video2, everything is new so lebih exciting & awesome

[@mellorysze9874]

有机会可以到马来西亚不同州属看看，可能每个州属会不一样。 很高兴看到你们有 马来西亚朋友 Mr Khairul 一家带你们认识我们马来西亚🇲🇾。也从你们影片学到很多。

[@ejadjazzy6780]

May Allah bless both of you. May islam spread to other people too... Ameen.

[@SirEricLeong]

Terima kasih Khairul & Hana bawa mereka jalan²

[@adamzack9259]

Mashaallah..Alhamdulillah ..Terbaik Khairul & Hana kerana host Yusof Ma dan Viona hari ini..terasa lega sangat selepas lihat mereka terkapai2 di sini kelmarin..Semoga Allah luaskan rezeki & permudahkan segala urusan kalian semua..inshaAllah..jazakumullahu khair..Tabarokallah ...🤲🤲👍👍

[@alyn_14]

26:10 Telekung refers to a hijab worn almost exclusively for praying. It covers the whole body, except the face. There are those who do not wear telekung during prayer, but most Muslim women in Malaysia will wear it during prayer. Telekung has a hijab cloth that is long up to the knees so it can cover our upper body part. It usually paired with a sarong cloth (loose-fitting skirtlike garment formed by wrapping a strip of cloth around the lower part of the body) that slides down to the floor that can cover legs without a person having to wear stockings. The name varies from place to place. In Malaysia, we called it telekung but in Indonesia, they called it Mukena. You can find this special prayer clothing in countries in Southeast Asia such as Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei Darussalam, Thailand, Singapore. Of course, it is not a must to pray in this clothing but we find it very comfortable to do prayer wearing those. Especially when your socks are wet or have dirt or when you are at home wearing a short-sleeved shirt, you don't have to change your clothes, just wear this clothing and you are ready to pray.

[@rizlanghazali985]

Pakcik Guard is good in speaking in English ❤

[@saifullah-ks9ob]

Tq

[@TheRedFiiiigure]

Nampak komen brother ni sebelum ni nak ajak jalan jalan g bazaar besar, alhamdulilah dapat jumpa

[@aciteh5427]

Good job 👍 You have made all Malaysians proud by showing our hospitality. 💖

[@Ameng3471]

Finally, ive been waiting for this brother since you steps in Malaysia. Thank you brother for your hospitality and shows who we are.

[@najibabdhalim7123]

Thank you Khairul & Hana for helping our guest! Semoga Allah balas jasa abg & akak

[@kaiyenchee6596]

Jodoh: 缘分❤ Terima kasih Khairul & Hana❤

[@binfahad2081]

Wow, can't believe you came to the Cyberjaya Mosque. I live in Cyberjaya. If i knew you'd come here, I would've met you for sure. I've been watching you for so long and now you came so near to my place. I wish I could meet you.

[@laieiZ8265]

Semoga Allah mengurniakan zuriat yang soleh solehah untuk kedua-dua pasangan ini Khairul n Hana dan Yusof n Aishah.. Semoga bahagia ke akhir hayat dan dibawah lindungan Allah selalu.. Aamiin..

[@akhirruddin3050]

Ameenn

[@ViolentCabbage-ym7ko]

Welcome to Malaysia, my brother and sister in Islam.

[@miebulat1976]

#yusof that guy talking about how to entertain you and viona .. they not forget about you... Malaysia people hospitality always try to help and entertain guests...

[@fxn7279]

When you come to Malaysia again and it is durian season ( usually between June- August), i would like to invite all 4 of you to my traditional durian orchard in Perak. You can also experience Malaysian village life with our waterfalls and rivers. Insyaallah…

[@sharrelgoh]

I nak ikut jugak la😂😂😂

[@R3BE7]

I want to come too

[@anggun1313]

Nk jugakkkk❤❤

[@armysofbts191]

I always seen video from many foreign youtubers experienced Bazaar Ramadhan..but Yusouf and Aisyah bazaar vlogs so interesting because Yousof and Aisyah taught us many things how to appreciate our country..where everything likes foods, fresh air and green surroundings is everywhere..it makes me feel grateful and appreciate of what I have living in Malaysia..the most important we are free to listen to ‘Azan’ freely and happily..😊

[@ManA-Level]

Alhamdulillah, you can experience breaking fast in the Mosque. Hope you can experience different state of Malaysia also in the future. ❤❤❤😊

[@najivinkitchen]

Alhamdulillah you meet the right person! Thanks to Khairul & Hana! Yes, indeed Allah had planned everything.

[@mohdrodzimohamad1104]

Do plan your next trip to Malaysia. There are plenty of experience for both of you to explore. The hospitality of Malaysian you can count on. Thank you for a short time being part of Malaysian culture.

[@alyn_14]

20:19 The gathering after tarawih is called Moreh. Moreh is an activity of eating together that is done after the congregation has finished performing the tarawih prayer at the mosque every night of the month of Ramadan. Usually, moreh dishes are prepared by members of the mosque. This practice aims to invite the public including children to worship together. In addition, moreh is also a platform for individuals who wanted to give charity food according to their ability to receive rewards during Ramadan

[@msmagnolia8347]

Alhamdulillah.. and thank you khairul and hana for taking care of our guests. They just wondered around looking for food and stuffs😂

[@seekadv8066]

Assalamu Alaikum. In Australia (at least my area in Brisbane) we break our fast with date & water, some light food like other fruits and maybe a samosa with it so we are focused on the prayer. Then we go to pray Maghrib and after Salah we eat a proper meal before Isha.

[@alyn_14]

14:24 Tepung Pelita is a type of soft traditional Malay dessert. Tepung Pelita is popular in Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore. This dessert is cooked in a banana leaf mould. It is basically made from coconut milk and rice flour and cooked in a container made from banana leaves. In the middle, it is filled with sugar water which makes it taste sweet.

[@izfrose9777]

Khairul & Hana: terbaiks! I enjoyed this video, very interesting as it gives a different perspective!

[@chickensoup9869]

My favorite part about traveling vlog is mingling with the locals part.

[@oscartangoromeo003]

"Cheapest durian is the best" Meanwhile: Free Durian : "hold up.. wait a minute.."

[@jinggosomchai7627]

😂😂😂

[@edelweiss3029]

Khairul was right ''cheapest durian is the best'' only local know what it mean.

[@Shu_Az]

Sedekah = Charity

[@neutroyaz]

If you ever come to Singapore, I'd be pleased to show you around and to show you that although Singapore is a Chinese-majority country, the Muslims here are well-taken care of.

[@rk-br9ft]

Does adzan can be recite using speaker in Singapore? Honest question

[@neutroyaz]

@rk-br9ft At Sultan Mosque, it can be heard outside but yes, they use speakers at other mosques too but controlled volume. I go tarawih at a small mosque in one of the smaller estates and yes, I can hear the azan from outside when I'm parking my car.

[@rk-br9ft]

@@neutroyaz also do islam ever been discriminate there while Singapore being closest allies to US in Asean region? Or non muslim Singaporean doesn't care about US propaganda?

[@shinachikudidnthappen..mov9196]

​@@rk-br9ftLol just look at what happened to the white guy who hate crimed and killed an innocent Malay muslim in Singapore during eid celebration. They are not even native to Nusantara yet they feel so entitled to bully the Malays just for existing there, where they belong. Could have charged with hate crime laws, because that's the killing is all about but no, it was a freaking grievous bodily harm charge only. Such a joke. That's how much they care about the Malays or Muslims there. Don't say im a nobody to talk about this. The victim share my blood after all.

[@neutroyaz]

@rk-br9ft Singaporeans (because of Singapore govt stance) are pragmatic - as a tiny country, we are allies to US and China for citizens' benefit. The govt works closely with middle eastern countries because of foreign investments. Economy is always the deciding factor. 15% population is Muslim, though small, is significant and because we're surrounded by Muslim countries, the govt knows the Muslim community needs to be taken care of. The non-Muslims here are well aware of that too. Racial riots in the 1960s made that clear. It's something that the govt has made clear that it does not want to ever happen again.

[@xchaix]

khairul and hana thank you for shows then malaysia and islam

[@zolk290]

Syabas En Khairul & Puan Hana , tuan rumah yg terbaik👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@RiskyRight]

What a wonderfull country full of wonderfull people. Greeting from Indonesia. ❤❤

[@tajimalela9281]

So we finally get to meet a descendent of restoran Maria afterall, so nice to hear it. Its good to know you Khairul. I'm from Kedah, lived in KL and prior to the pandemic, have been almost a regular weekend patron of the restaurant in Mentakab since 1990. Its the best nasi lemak sotong in Malaysia (at least to my tastebud) in my opinion. To Oldwatch Ma and the spouse, welcome to Malaysia and enjoy your short stay here.

[@AhmadFauzi-zr8zi]

Alhamdulillah Marhaban ya Ramadan...❤❤❤terbaik lah 👍👍👍👍👍

[@SyedFaizalAlYahya]

Allah have bless u meeting very good n nice people in Malaysia... i know we r different n culture... race n language but our devotion to Allah have guide u to able making friend with khairul n Hana...Insyaallah after this if u came back maybe Allah bless u with "Keluarga Angkat" here in Malaysia...

[@javidgt8]

I kind of understand how you guys feel in China. I live in the US where majority of the people around me aren't Muslim. But dont let that make you feel far from Islam. You can still be around non-muslims and be friends with them while keeping your religious values. I do have a longing to live in a more majority country like Malaysia or Indonesia though. It would be nice to be surrounded by people similar to yourself in every aspect. Maybe one day InshaAllah. Im honestly blown away by the beautiful Masjids in Malaysia. None of the ones I've been to here in the US compare at all in size and beauty.

[@user-hh7yv7po8t]

Ya, thanks khairul n Hana be a tour guide..may Allah mudahkn hidup anda

[@AnneLaniaz]

Next visit to malaysia please stay at putrajaya for at least 2 nights. You can walk by the lake near the steel mosque at night. There's a food truck area nearby & on weekends especially you can see people having picnic around the lake. If you crave halal chinese, indian or local food, head to Ayer 8, there's a lot to choose from & at night you can rent a bicycle to cycle by the lake. It is pretty safe in putrajaya. I used to jog by the lake from putrajaya to cyberjaya at night.

[@ramboo67]

Happy shoping at bazaar Ramadhan

[@ZaiNaL_81]

Mantap Bro 👍🏼

[@pandaniim_]

may allah bless both of you❤️

[@husairimr.h3388]

If you're all come to all Mosque at Malaysia country... you're not too worries about the foods and drinks during Ramadhan season

[@aggroculture7043]

45 minit i no skip ads...

[@connie9105]

most masjid in Malaysia also has separate prayer place for women and men with a curtain or wood borders, but Masjid Besi is open style one.

[@acerazak4087]

Exploring n sharing experiences with locals is the best. Nice to see u guys able to experience bazaar n iftar at Putrajaya 👍Maybe next time u can visit Malaysia again during Ramadhan until Hari Raya(Eid) n celebrate with your new friends here 👌

[@sofiazaihan9594]

Alhamdulillah, Allah let you meet good people. Semoga Allh murahkan rezeki.Khairul & Hana dgn meraikan tetamu.

[@askarsepoi]

You may open business in China and later branches in Malaysia. So you may always come here for businesses not only as tourists. Even so many Malaysians also have business in China. Typically for trading goods

[@MABAChannel]

Alhamdulillah. I thought you forgot to go to Putrajaya...Every tourist must visit Putrajaya...❤️❤️🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾❤️❤️

[@afdahmujap5267]

i understand why he always said the leaf is green in Malaysia. Recently i went to Xinjiang and most of the leaf and car was dirty because xinjiang surrounded by desert

[@Aeybiseediy]

But they're not from xinjiang.. they from yunnan but live in Beijing.. I guess its because Beijing is very metropolitan with lots of big buildings

[@afdahmujap5267]

I know they are from Yunnan, but I'm just saying based on my experience stayed almost a month in Xinjiang. Especially in Kashgar or the Han's people called it Kashi, the leaves are always covered by the road dirt, and it just turned green and looked fresh when it's raining. And maybe in Beijing they rarely see the tree leaves always green due to the pollution or something like this or it's just big metropolitan unlike KL that have jungle in the city.

[@aidanross9489]

Was it easy for you to get visa to enter China? Stay was restricted to only tourist hotels, or you got away with some? Tour guided or solo? TQ

[@Luiri61]

@@aidanross9489 Starting from the end of 2023, Malaysian citizens don't need a visa to go to China, there is a 15-day visa-free entry policy. Also, foreigners are required to register for hotel accommodation in China, which is also a local Chinese policy. There are already a lot of very cheap hotels and B&Bs that have access to the Chinese government's online registration system. It means travelers can check in easily. Traveling with a group or individually is fine, provided that you are an adult and responsible for your own travel. Many people say that having to register for everything you do in China is very inconvenient and without privacy. But on the positive side, it's an act of public safety, and as long as you don't do anything bad, registering will only make you safer.

[@niaadienne9146]

Terima kasih, thank you for visiting Malaysia❤❤❤

[@LanzFranchess]

At the Ramadan bazaar, you can find a variety of traditional and special foods for the months of Ramadan and Eid.

[@zainanuar6958]

Alhamdulilah. So happy you met a very kind Malaysian friends to bring you around and be a guide. That's the best way to explore a foreign land.

[@addymiry6801]

May Allah bless both of you. Ramadhan kareem . . .

[@Yasin_Affandi]

What a lovely experience.

[@zeeqnorman]

i remeber went to beijing once in 2015 it's rarely to see muslim but i saw a few. but i was shocked when i went to china university of petroleum beijing and they have halal canteen and so happy haha

[@connie9105]

kuih bakar, it means baked cake/kuih. it is not really a cake but there is no word in english that i can think of. 16:36 19:19 roti jala, means net roti because it is like a net 😂 19:22 tau fu fah, tofu curd

[@naqibazimi9371]

Salam. Hope that both of you enjoy visiting Malaysia and have a safe trip. Love and peace from a Malaysian. ☺

[@FromPerakWithLove]

Alhamdulillah... I feel moved because finally there are also Malaysians who are willing to accompany you both. because from the first day you went to Malaysia...I was wondering...is there any Malaysian who is willing to be a guide for the two of you. thank you for the Malay husband and wife.

[@mark_xy]

We typically use curtains, but those masjids are just too large, it's likely challenging to install curtains there. Btw, it's nice to see that you've become aware and acknowledged that there's more to life beyond what you've encountered. Experiencing something vastly different from your own culture demonstrates that being alone in your immediate surroundings doesn't necessarily mean you'll be alone elsewhere. 😊😊

[@Johanna-Rogier-Awad]

Salaam Alaikum. Thank you for the beautiful video from Malaysia. We wanted to go for a long time to visit Malaysia. Nsjallah it is not too late yet. The Malaysian peopleare so nice.

[@andrewchong2616]

Next year u can bring your mom to malaysia to experience Ramadan bazaar. You can’t go wrong if u hang out with our local malay brothers and sisters.

[@sumer3609]

Masjids do feel like home, though. Where ever they are in the world. Masjid Al Haram in Mecca felt more like my hearts home than my actual home. And I think lots of Muslims have that feeling.

[@alyn_14]

16:34 Kuih Bakar Pandan or Kuih Bakar Kemboja is a type of traditional Malay cake. Kuih Bakar literally means baked cake. It is usually green in colour because it uses pandan leaves as a dye. It also smells like pandan. So we called it Kuih Bakar Pandan. It is also called Kuih Bakar Kemboja possibly because the traditional bronze mould used for the preparation of this kuih that resembles a flower plumeria or Kemboja flower in Malay language.

[@mho3227]

Malaysia, truly Asia 🇲🇾

[@Rizkaummuafiyah]

Assalamu'alaikum from Indonesia. I hope you can visit Indonesia too soon.

[@amirulsyzwan]

Waalaikumussalam. I think they’re in Indonesia now. Based on previous comments from oldma

[@Rizkaummuafiyah]

@@amirulsyzwan oh really? Ok then lets wait for the next video.

[@user-nx6sq3fu6b]

alhamdulillah bersyukur sangat kebaikan khairul dan hana ...semoga allah permudahkan urusan dunia akhirat...

[@ctmashitah83]

Alhamdulillah.. we are so happy you two can experience our masjid and bazaar Ramadhan with local people who can guide you and make it easier. Thank you so much Khairul and Hana for representing us Malaysian hospitality

[@azidinzidin9234]

Alhamdulillah, syabas Mr. Khairul & wife giving the best guidance with special service which has made us proud of u both👏👏👏👏👍❣

[@k1m0ch1]

Come to indonesia, Bandung city, I will love to guide you for free, since you are Muslim and many my friend inspired by you.

[@Esperalzi-Esfaral]

Very nice of you as Indonesian Muslim to invite them to Indonesia. I am sure they'll will enjoy Indonesia. I'm Malaysian

[@hanyafafa]

i really love your channel focusing about masjid, as myself too learn local cultures by visiting masjid as well when going abroad. you can visit malaysia next time and do "masjid hopping ". mostly masjid in major states in Malaysia is unique especially the old one have their own architecture stories

[@farhanafaizal3361]

we are so glad you guys enjoy our hospitality here ❤

[@Cikmoon_]

don't shy to ask local to tour around next time..there are kind hearted Malaysian will glad to do so... thanks En Khairul n Puan Hana sudi tour diorg