How is Ramadan in Kazakhstan? Do people fast? Is it celebrated?

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[@barryirlandi4217]

May Allah return us all to the true religion of our Creator

[@Astro-kb7zn]

hi brother barry salam alaykom!!!!

[@Astro-kb7zn]

from the arab world

[@matahari8673]

Ameen🤲

[@thetrueguidance-----3601]

Ameen, May Allah guide the kazakistan people towards Islam... In sha Allah, one day will come all kazaks will come to the path of their ancestors that is Islam

[@weshouldsaveourselves6780]

Ameen

[@alhashmy1310]

Praying five times a day and fasting Ramadan doesn't mean you're a religious person but only regular Muslim.

[@Rudeus_Greyrat.]

Yeah, most people are like "we pray 5 time a DAY" and I'm like it not that mush, you are just regular muslim.

[@anonymous3479]

mashalallah

[@GayShreeRam2gb]

As a muslim and Bangladesh. I love Kazakhstan

[@oghuzdynasty777]

One thing I have a problem with people during Ramadan is that they make big and extravagant dinners on iftars, it is as if they are entitled to get these big dinners every single day just for fasting. It destroys the whole purpose of Ramadan. Thankfully, my family don’t make crazy big meals, we eat foods moderately like any other time.

[@maxpayne3628]

I also would not eat a lot at Iftar because of taraweeh prayers.

[@timesnewbabylonian8088]

That's not necessarily a bad thing brother.

[@raraeka]

usually people who provide a lot of food during iftar, they want to share with others who may be less able. because sharing is good.

[@supersuper3493]

Right, it becomes more as a feast rather than fast.

[@adama.3178]

Great video Sulta you seem like a great woman I hope you can resolve those issues that you are facing, I live in NYC and accepted Islam as an American and it’s a beautiful religion! Love your channel I am interested in visiting Kazakhstan

[@edilenesumi9133]

Really amazing to know about Kazakh people’s habits and costumes!!! And that Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 is a very democratic and tolerant country 🌸🙏🏻

[@l1m1rka]

democtratic?😂

[@edilenesumi9133]

@@l1m1rka isn’t it??

[@l1m1rka]

@@edilenesumi9133 Unfortunately yes. There is no democracy in Kazakhstan :(

[@waqqasElahismch]

Dictator

[@edilenesumi9133]

@@l1m1rka But in general Kazakh people are very tolerant and gentle...right?!!

[@muhamadizzatmdnoh1562]

Seek the truth and the truth shall free you. Oh Allah guide us all to the straight path 🤲🏻

[@astramilvus]

Salta, since you are talking about Ramadan, the celebration after Ramadan Fasting is Eid-al-Fitr (Ораза айт!), please check your info before posting it to the public. The one (Eid-al-Adha/Курбан айт!) you mentioned in the video is completely a different Islamic celebration and has its own rituals to follow. it comes way later than Ramadan.

[@areebakhan8363]

yeah your right!

[@TousifJamal]

thank you for sharing this. wanted to point this out too.

[@karinaism3560]

Чувствуется токсичный вайб чисто снгшный😂

[@fatimakhan391]

You're right but it's okay. She's not a Muslim. That was just a minor mistake.

[@n0thingbutspecial]

@@fatimakhan391 she's Muslim but not religious tho Same with me

[@mariaguadaluperodriguezfer4244]

I love your KZbin channel 😄 hello from mexico 🇲🇽

[@mealuap218]

Interesting topic, well done! 😊

[@fikifire]

nice info as always, thanks salta :)

[@ShadowKibago]

Nice to see stuff about ramadan in Kazakhstan

[@francescospalla2085]

Great video Salta from a nice and tolerant country Have been working there and always remember with pleasure. Take care.

[@theuzbekball5376]

Your English is very good,my kazakh sister. Imma also kazakh,but from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿🤝🇰🇿

[@nabihahabibullah1577]

🖐️ May Allah fix our hearts on His Religion and help us do what He likes and avoid what He dislikes. We aren't in this world to have fun and live without purpose, we are created to know our Creator, thank Him and worship Him in every bit of our life. After the holy month of Ramadan comes Eid alfitr, and after the season of Hajj comes Eid aladha and Muslims offer their sacrifices to Allah.

[@ElectricStrider1]

Whatever.

[@ibnmianal-buna3176]

@@ElectricStrider1 Please don't be rude. Instead, I invite you to Islam. I have a large playlist called Some Evidence for Islam. I've been using to do dawah with other Muslims and non-Muslims.

[@jaimereneramirezbecerra5837]

@@ElectricStrider1 cowardd

[@ahmvedakeel]

Not really. We also should enjoy life. We should be religious but also living our life with joy.

[@abebrosiczki637]

@@ahmvedakeel Yes, true.

[@raraeka]

As a Muslim in Indonesia, what you say is very similar to what happened in my country, about Muslims or about Ramadan. Not all Muslim women use the hijab too, although it is obligatory in the rules, but it goes back to everyone's belief. and I like your channel btw, and also really love the country of Kazakhstan, I hope one day I can go there, Amen. 😍🇰🇿

[@masroorfarooqui2673]

Ys inshallah sister love from Pakistan🇵🇰

[@mbbosnian5346]

Being born and raised in Muslim country and surrounded by Muslims is a blessing from Allah, s.w.t. There are so many people who are far from that and who will never get to know beauties of Islam, who will think of it as some cavemen-terrorist religion, believe what media serve them and so on. You're lucky cuz you can learn about Islam from true sources like the Holy Qur'an and hadiths of our beloved Prophet Muhammad, p.b.u.h. Use that and learn about it. You have every right to choose what you want to be and what to believe, what to practice - that's God-given right, and no one can take it from you. But this jewel is within the reach of your hand, take it. Btw. I think you're doing a great thing by promoting your country and your people's customs. Peace be with you and greetings from brother country of Bosnia and Herzegovina. :)

[@lynlandham3779]

That was very interesting! Thanks.

[@midliferising]

Always the best videos! I think you would be great at travel videos. For example reviewing hotels in Kapchagay or parks in Almaty would be a awesome and you are a natural at interviewing. Your channel is great. Keep it going!!

[@ico9005]

*Indonesian here, my girlfriend is Kazakh. To be honest, I was a bit surprised when I first found out that many people claim to be Muslim there, but they have never performed namaz / praying in their life.*

[@oghuzdynasty777]

This is not surprising, if they lived under Soviet in which they ban religion or look down upon it. I know the Soviet Union is gone since 1991, but it does have a huge affect on the population, their parents and their grandparents may not know how to perform prayers, and it is difficult to learn and to get used to the routine of praying 5 times a day everyday. My family is from southeast, Turkey, the only people who pray 5 times a day is my grandad and my grandma, most of my family including my parents don’t pray 5 times a day, maybe they did a couple of times but that’s it. And even though they don’t do namaz 5 times a day, it does not mean they are not religious, if you ask them if they’re religious, then they “Yes”, they’re also “traditional” and “conservative”, more so than me even though I do the 5 daily namaz. Strange isn’t it? It’s the rigid routine of namaz that is very difficult to adjust, especially for Kazakhs who have been under Soviet for a very long time.

[@hasryR]

@@oghuzdynasty777 spot on. Actually this is my observation too. They are facing huge task to correct this situation.

[@muslimproudtobe]

Soviet rulre was very harsh against islam only mountainous rural areas like chechyna and dagestan were spared

[@noralilja5819]

Kazakhs are not obliged to do anything! We are not Arabs and we do not want to be! Our people are well educated and we have a high civilization. And there is no need to tell us your Arab backward culture.

[@muslimproudtobe]

@@noralilja5819 How does islam equal arab? Yet kazakh act like russians is fine?

[@amalabdulhamed6589]

Thanks Salta very interesting information.

[@gardezian]

Thank you Salta you are an amazing person!!! 🇺🇸 🇦🇫

[@tzelin1]

Nice to hear such tolerance and harmony. Maybe Malaysia should invite you here, to learn how we can live peaceful with different religions. ✌

[@uhoh160]

well, its not like ABSOLUTE harmony. maybe in her area, but surely not mine. if you're "too" religious in their eyes, you get weird and passive aggressive comments for wearing hijab like "did you come from syria..??" or "it must be great to wear a mask since you muslims love wearing the niqab" even though i'm clearly asian/kazakh and have never even worn a niqab.

[@uhoh160]

@@unknown-dl8mu they're just muslims by name. they agree that allah exists (most), but they don't commit to the religion, they drink, smoke, don't do the 5 daily prayers and so forth. of course there are actual muslims, some hijabis here and there, but it's barely enough to call it a muslim country.

[@uhoh160]

@@unknown-dl8mu lol dude do your research properly. anyway hijab is not the point here, i was talking about the faith in allah and how our people perceive the religion. hijabis was just one example. many men go to the friday prayer, although they don't do the 5 daily ones; a different example.

[@muhammadjahidhasan9457]

@@unknown-dl8mu What stupidity is this?! When since the time of our Prophet (PBUH) the majority of the scholars of Islam, who dedicated their whole life just to grasp the proper understanding of the deen and to follow it as it is supposed to be followed and guide others to the righteous path, haven't been able to disagree on the ruling on women body covering with proper veils (i.e.Hijab, Niqab, etc.). You are choosing some "Joseph Shaer" ruling over them, on which authority?! I tried searching for this "Joseph Shaer" of yours, but couldn't even find anyone under that name, who has acquired enough knowledge on Islam to be able to give a religious verdict on a serious topic such as women's body covering etiquette. Whoever you are, I would suggest you verify your sources wherever you are getting your information from and be extra careful before preaching it! Otherwise, you would not only deviate yourself from the truth but also drag others with you into hell.

[@fayaz5960]

At least they don't run modern day concentration camp like China does..

[@bru2594]

I'm from Brazil and thinking about moving to Kazakhstan. We mostly don't know much about your country about here, so your channel has been very informative :) thank you very much!

[@Hunain3711]

Love muslim kazkhstan ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🕋🕋🧕🧕from 🇮🇳

[@alistairbernard9574]

Ohh very informative video. You do a great job. Cheers TC

[@__M.o.n.i.c.a]

Very interesting! Thank you

[@gabirozestraten6842]

Thanks Salta i like your video's verry much.

[@user-cj1vi5wc3b]

I would also like to add how people live with different religions in Kazakhstan. This week, if I'm not mistaken, it was Easter and we have a fast. and our Christian neighbor shares Easter cakes and we invite them to Nauryz. That's how we live together.

[@edilenesumi9133]

Really amazing!!⭐️🙌🏻

[@littlespider6347]

You practice everything but never want to be in the traditions of Khaja Ahmed Yaswi Quddis Sirrahu(islam)

[@user-cj1vi5wc3b]

@@littlespider6347 i don't understand u a little bit... we aren't muslims

[@littlespider6347]

@@user-cj1vi5wc3bYes, I know that!! you people are mostly atheists

[@aaienaislamova8495]

@@littlespider6347 no it is not true ...Most Kazakhs are muslims ...

[@jeetroy900]

this is terrible situation in Kazakhstan The situation of Chinese ,Kazakh Muslim reminds me of the hadith " there will come a time when nothing will remain of Islam but in name " They will say my forefathers used to follow Islam ,I heard about it This is really terrible I advice you sister to search for your ultimate destination Islam is the ultimate truth Why not give it some time do your research and decide before it's too late

[@MohammedHKhan]

Prayers out to Kazakhstan from the US

[@antuanwallace7665]

Thanks for this my girlfriend in Aktobe was telling me about her family celebrating Ramadan, but she herself is not that religious and is not partaking but it was interesting to hear about and see. This is a great video.

[@rakibulmahmud3253]

Would love to see Ramadan street food market in Kazakhstan🍛🍲🍽️😋

[@-whackd]

Fasting market

[@hanhanhan3302]

Very nice at ramadhan like my country INDONESIA we hope we always together

[@rakibulmahmud3253]

I am Muslim from India🇮🇳I am not Religious too but I respect every religion...Festivals connect communities from different backgrounds... 💐💐Hope to travel Central Asian countries in coming future

[@maxh7637]

How do Muslims get along with other religious groups in India?

[@rakibulmahmud3253]

@@maxh7637 Easily And smoothly...🤗 India is a diverse country with many religions, languages and cultures from centuries... No problem🇮🇳

[@maxh7637]

@@rakibulmahmud3253 that's great!

[@metalsco4798]

This guy is anti muslim hate troll hiding behind a muslim name pretending to be a muslim and showing he is not religious. These people belong to a anti muslim hate group belonging to a political party in india. Shame on you and your upbringing for decieving and misleading people.

[@littlespider6347]

Mr Rakib How will you show your face to Almighty ALLAH The Exalted in the Hashr and after the death????

[@rlhriatpuia7778]

👍🏻 from india i use to make kazakh friend from insta we use to share some pic of our place ( like some important monument or place in city ) she use to tell about kazakh society i think its very intresting..😊😊

[@ANNA-bw8rb]

i’m Saudi and it’s the place islam was born and I’m also not religious It’s something common between muslims who were born muslims

[@salahaddin1824]

Weak iman May Allah guide you ya fasiq

[@muhammadjahidhasan9457]

It saddens me while reading this comment of yours. You probably never even have realized how lucky you are. To begin with, Arabic is your mother tongue and you reside in the land of our beloved prophet (PBUH). You would never even have to worry about getting a visa to perform Umrah or the obligated Hajj. You can even visit Masjid Al-Haram and Masjid Al-Nabawi way too easily. May Allah bless us with the proper understanding of our deen and make us among those who were granted the safety of this world and the hereafter.

[@-whackd]

Allah exists whether a particular prophet lived in a different foreign land or not. Allah exists independent of any prophets.

[@Ok....-]

Very eye opening vdo about Kazakhstan

[@Time2PlayaGame]

as I'm a Muslim and from Afghanistan 🇦🇫 I live in Saudi Arabia u cant never get a soul peace when u far away from ur Create who is Allah so turn back to him before its too late my Allah guide all of us to the right path don't forget that finally every soul shall test a death so what ever u do finally u will back to him

[@username-ht9vx]

She is overacting dude..

[@StarBright1398]

Faith/imaan is a gift from Allah . Its not everyones cup of tea. I hope you recieve the gift of imaan and islam sooner rather than later

[@MrM-pp9zm]

It's not that every wish will come true ,if your wish for which you pray to Allah will not come to true,than Allah promise to give it's reward when your deeds will be weighing,and it's weight will be that much that it will be heavier than all your sins. (If i made a mistake in this hadith,i apologize to Allah) anyone can correct me.

[@noralilja5819]

Kazakhs are not obliged to do anything! We are not Arabs and we do not want to be! Our people are well educated and we have a high civilization. And there is no need to tell us your Arab backward culture.

[@mangopeople4696]

@@noralilja5819 great nora

[@MrM-pp9zm]

@@noralilja5819 no one is superior to other, it's in islam,and i am also not arabian,and everything said was in Islam,if you think islam is backward then you lack the core of islam.and Arabs are much prosperous than you, your people go to Arab countries for employment,they never came to you and needed. Your people of different income classes want to live in their country, including your elite class people i.e UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, KSA etc.so it's proof that they are much more better than you.if not then stop going in their country.they have more good education including religious and non religious,and you only have corruption. There Medical, businesses, infrastructure is awesome,and you just have few building that can be count on fingers.

[@maxpayne3628]

@@MrM-pp9zm He's foolish, I'm pretty sure he belongs to 0.0001% of nation.

[@yetundeanbali4827]

@@MrM-pp9zm well said brother May Allah increases you in knowledge I was about reply him

[@abdullakc]

Salamu alaikum from Kuwait. Did u fast Ramadan 2022😁❤

[@bmw3-er]

Thanks for sharing Salta, Cheers! Happy to see you are comfortable with what you re into, religious or not. i my self, by your standard is kinda religious, but yes, just like you , i coexist with any people, even my bestfriend is catholic, I thank Allah for making him a good friend of mine.

[@yasirshaikh5121]

After the month of Ramadan we celebrate Eid ul fitr i.e the first day of the Shawal the 10 th month of the Islamic Calender and Eid ul Adha is celebrated during the month of Zil Haj on the 10th day on this day after Namaz e Eid ul Adha,Muslims sacrifice goat/sheep/cow/buffalo/camel which is done from the 10th day till 12th day of Zil Haj the 12th month of the Islamic Calendar.

[@manzoorkhan8046]

I wish all Kazakhstan is convert to good Muslim insha'Allah

[@lordronn472]

Wow you’re a chauvinist

[@whoisdoctorwoctor8486]

I wanna mention after ramadan their is Eid ul fitr not Eid ul adha

[@mariecarfon6288]

Since you are not practicing your religion are you open to be in a relationship or settling down w/ someone who has different belief from yours?

[@Jesuszack301]

Can you make a video about kazakhstan sports do you know the sport cricket and if any one know any thing about cricket because It is the second most popular sport in the world by the way I love your videos so much 😍😍 ramadan kareem

[@explorewithahsann]

07:29 Please correct. The Eid after Ramadan is Eid ul Fitr, not Eid ul Adha. Eid ul Fitr is on the starting day of the next month after Ramadan (Shawwal). Eid al Adha involves sacrificial animals and meat dishes and it takes place in the Islamic month of Zilhaj.

[@omerghorizai6352]

I hope Islam thrives in Kazakhstan again after what the Soviet era did.

[@Buyanjagal.B]

Soviet is the worst thing that happened to Kazakhstan. Thanks to ALLAH that this is already the past.

[@91ardak]

I ask Allah to guide our nation to the straight path. Indeed our people suffered and become atheist under the Soviets, and sometimes my heart breaks when I see countrymen. I hope that Islam will thrive. To Allah belongs the east and the west.

[@muhammadjahidhasan9457]

Ameen!!! May Allah soon unite the entire Muslim ummah under the same banner once again as it was during the time of our prophet (PBUH)!

[@Buyanjagal.B]

@@muhammadjahidhasan9457 Ameen

[@Alamgir-ri6px]

@@91ardak protest are happening in your country can Islamism sweep Kazakhstan if president is removed.

[@keserbodo9243]

please make a video about condo/house prices.

[@Human_boy_91]

7:32 Eid ul fitr it was Eid ul adha is Bakr Eid or when we sacrifice the the goats

[@tahaplh1]

I love Ramadan, it's a spiritual month

[@sajvealam1892]

Ameen Alhamdolillah subhanallah Allah hu akbar mashallah may SWT guide all us as well🇷🇺 as china🇨🇳 on the straight path always amen🥰 love from India🇮🇳🥰🇮🇳

[@adilhabib4627]

Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰 ♥️...

[@afzalkhan4355]

Hello I am afzal khan from india I m coming almaty for study ❤️

[@zeeshanhanifkhan7021]

Islam is Spreading in Kazakhstan like there were only 230 Masjids in 1991 butt now there are 2300+ Masjids are in Kazakhstan.

[@kashif6836]

It was great, but I want to correct you , actually it is Eid ul fitr (not Eid ul adha). Eid ul Adha is different 👍

[@Dumpy332]

She explained about Eid ul Adha correctly, but probably she may be confused Eid ul Fitr with Ramadan.

[@EmirateOfHind]

A person who calls himself a secular muslims implies that he/she believes allah created Heavens, earth, stars, galaxies, but wasn't able to create a law which guides the whole humanity, shame

[@sarenuravc239]

Is there an official state marriage/engagement process or is it just the nikah with imam?

[@maxh7637]

You can make a nikah, but still you have to officially register your marriage if you want it to have a legal force.

[@ukessex]

In the region where I live Muslim population set a date of legalizing the marriage date with state department's. When the day comes thry go to mosque and arrange nikah, afterwards they go and do the legal stuff.

[@Iamyourdaddy1537]

I love Islam and Islam is very beautiful religious

[@jfkgkgkhkhjgkgjgjg5914]

People don't have to be religious. but I don't like when "muslims" talk about not being religious as something to be proud of.

[@ahsanahmed3599]

Very good information.If you could show glimpse of ramdan of almaty

[@sikancil7957]

I'm from Indonesia and I have a tattoo on my arm, I was born Muslim and I still consider myself as Muslim.

[@n0thingbutspecial]

Yes you are! Even if you are not religious person you still Muslim

[@yetundeanbali4827]

Of course you are until you declare you are not anymore

[@sikancil7957]

And I'm proud to be a Muslim

[@salahaddin1824]

@@yetundeanbali4827 or if he does shirk

[@salahaddin1824]

May Allah guide you

[@zahoorhameed1309]

i was really curious about this . do they celebrate eid? it's a muslim holiday

[@nbchannelnb]

Yeah, we do. Eid al fitr is called as Ait and Eid al Adha is called Qurban Ait.

[@zahoorhameed1309]

@@nbchannelnb can we be friend?

[@maxh7637]

Kazakhs are Muslims in case you don't know.

[@ukessex]

Eid Al Fitr(KZ: Oraza Ait, Ramazan Ait) is not an official holiday but Eid Al Adha(KZ: Qūrban Ait) is an official holiday and people don't go to work no matter if they are Muslim, Christian or a representative of any other religion. Why only Eid Al Adha is an official holiday: Christians have Christmas and it is also official holiday and people don't work that day whatever religion you are a representative of. BUT Easter is not an official holiday. So it's like the government wanted to make it a way so that noone gets offended and each religion gets one of their holidays oiffical. Why no official holiday for Jews? Simple! Only 1-2% of population are Jewish and it doesn't make sense to make it official and let the whole population not work just because of such a small amount of people. Well at least it makes sense to me personally. Hope I could explain

[@naved6095]

@@ukessex are you from Kazakhstan ? i really want to go there. have to experience in my life

[@faizankhan-db4jl]

May almighty Allah guide you 🙏

[@JimySlow-wq9bw]

Sending salam ❤ good spirit to you n all of you from jkrta

[@samedersay8864]

In the 8th century? Bruh, get your facts straight, Kazakhs in the 8th century were a part of the Turkic Khaganate (see the Orkhon Inscriptions erected in the 730s) practicing Tengrism. The Umayyad Caliphate stretched from Morocco to modern-day Turkmenistan at its peak in 750 AD, NOT including Kazakhstan, or anywhere the ancestors of Kazakhs lived at the time. Mass conversions of Turkic peoples took place centuries after that. Also your so called diversity promotion agenda is so cringy, how about you stop referring to how "multi-ethnic" you are in every video when in reality there's no significant minority besides Russians. Edit: Oh God, it gets worse every minute, I like how she calls her country democratic even though it ranks so low in the democracy index and it has been ruled by the same guy for 3 decades.

[@maxh7637]

Actually mass conversion to Islam was performed by Uzbek khan of Golden horde.

[@greatindian5396]

I have been to kazhakistan, i experienced one common threat there most muslims are either agnostic and athiest, while most christians are christian themselfs.

[@ramazanrasheed4238]

Islam most beutfull religious in world most ture religious in world

[@MrRidwanbejoz]

Similar word in Indonesia for marriage. "Nikah"

[@Auspicious_devil]

Hii I am Muslim from 🇮🇳

[@pyimoethan1]

Don’t worry about all the negative comments below.

[@cgmohammed]

Allah الله

[@curiosity877]

Love from Pakistan

[@pyimoethan1]

She is very open minded

[@quttuz]

❤

[@logiic8835]

Thanks for this video, very insightful. I hope more Kazakh become Muslim 👍🏽

[@kerryberger985]

Great video. Like you, I am not religious, I support and respect that we too have a Secular system of Government. I respect other people's religious beliefs as long as they respect my lack of interest in religion. The tolerance you show to others is how we all should be, but that is not always possible. Building trust and flexibility is essential for a democratic nation to thrive and expand. After the 2020 US Presidential Election, the country is divided and struggling to regroup after 4 years of continuous political chaos. Hopefully, we will emerge from the mess as a better and more respectful, mature Nation. (Knock on wood). .

[@MohamedKhaled-yv9pj]

Good video but it has some mixed up information and inaccurate ones too, please revisit it and ask for help if required. Thank you...

[@1percent22]

You are no one,but one of them who forgot his/her identity and floating over the fake river of being not religious...May Allah guide you

[@matahari8673]

Ameen🤲

[@thenun8595]

May Allah guide all of us.

[@weshouldsaveourselves6780]

Ameen

[@Ok....-]

Amen

[@Salman..777]

It is as if you live in Kazakhstan and say i don't believe in the constitution of Kazakhstan. Do you know Our beloved prophet Muhammad pbuh said:“He is not a believer(Muslim) whose stomach is full while the neighbor to his side is starving.” Do you know The Qur'an says: Let there be no compulsion in religion for the truth stands out clearly from error. Now if you says i don't believe in Islam then before saying you should at least know what the Qur'an and Hadith says about. "Islam is not a religion but the way of life" Just because we born in a Muslim family doesn't make us Muslim. To check it you have to read at least The Qur'an at least once in your own language with explanation. Then if you believe in all those things in the Qur'an then you are a Muslim. So i humbly request you to read the Qur'an in your own language. ❤❤❤😊😊

[@Human_boy_91]

Inshallah it will come back to Islam ❤

[@supersuper3493]

Hope all muslim becomes like Kazaks and Indonesian muslims. World will be in peace then.

[@nasrulloh1615]

Rhamadan is the bestday ever,my days always waiting for that ,i can more religius,and party at the same time, 😂 after prayer so,read little piece of Qur'an,and hang out with my friend,eventhought there are my Hindu's friend but we can meeting on restorant,they not eat beep, and i do not eat fork. The funny things on our food, some time ,we make a joke,,😂🤣 about that,so funny,i am from Indonesia

[@seniituindah9343]

assalamualaikum from indonesia

[@savikgrgtilija01]

tell me about shamanism there pls,,, i am from nepal,,

[@thetrueguidance-----3601]

May Allah guide the kazakistan people towards Islam... In sha Allah, one day will come all kazaks will come to the path of their ancestors that is Islam

[@RichardSaladin]

Salta, like everyone you owe it to yourself to learn about Islaam.

[@bluedolphin4574]

It is clear you try to shy away from your culture but by doing so you will only isolate yourself and witness mental health problems. You should embrace your culture. That's how you'll fit in and find true happiness.

[@Shiyam-eh3dj]

Alhamdulillah for Islam. Allah protected me from the protocol of ibliz (secularism). Shaithan already conquered your heart in-depth.

[@hazmanriess8949]

Majority Muslim Sunni in Khazakstan now day wont parctice praying 5 time a day. Not sure how many percent fasting Ramadhan month. Are they still drink beer vocka. Are their food serve as Halal way. Do their Childeren can read Quran.

[@Mohamed__5]

Muslim countries people are leaving islam but here in we Western people are converted to Islam fastest, the biggest problem with muslim parents They don't give Islamic education to their childrens, therefore their children become less religious, they forget the punishment of Allah. but anyways Islam is going to dominate the world, you should study the Koran and the life of Mohamed PBUH, but if you don't learn, Allah simply said in Koran "O believers, whoever among u abandons their faith, Allah will replace them with others who love Him and are loved by Him" and this's prophecy is true bcz PEW researcher said the people who're leaving Islam are the same people who're converting to Islam you've a chance sister only one chance, otherwise the Hell fire of Islamic concept is more dangerous than other religion, May Allah guide you

[@gunishooo]

No one convert to Islam it's there birth rate bro, I'm a muslim too but I'm not following it!

[@gunishooo]

I'm from Albania and You?

[@Ok....-]

Ameen

[@Dumpy332]

Are halal restaurants easy to find there?

[@thenun8595]

No, eating pork and drink is easy.

[@Dumpy332]

@@thenun8595 Are you Kazakh? Is the situation similar to Albania?

[@thenun8595]

@@Dumpy332 worse than Albania.

[@walid3207]

@@thenun8595 damn u serious?

[@thenun8595]

@@walid3207 am I wrong?

[@redjoggers]

(Muslim from the UK here) Its very interesting hearing this sisters take on the Kazakh culture/Islam. We have to understand its history with the Soviets which wiped Islam completely & as a result, being a "Muslim" seems like its almost a race like the Jewish people who identify as Jews but many dont practice. (This is just my observation) Its quite sad to see that the rich understanding of Islam is somewhat forgotten, basic things like not drinking etc which even Muslims in the West who "arent practicing" still wouldnt do. I have been to Turkey where although some may not pray 5 times a day, they still would never drink, on the other hand others that dont identify as "Muslim" will drink. This saddens me as Kazakhstan is so beautiful & full of breathtaking Mosques yet some Muslims are not proud of their faith or perhaps have not studied it and so do not understand it completely which perplexes me as her close family members pray 5 times a day so clearly there must be some understanding. I pray Allah welcomes the truth into her heart and all the truth seekers in the world. Ameen.

[@ameersuhail1617]

Can an Indian visit kazakhstan

[@onesen8653]

Why so many people who become rich, beautiful and sexy tend to leave islam and this happen otherwise

[@ameersuhail1617]

@Марфа ЖырикСатанович can you tell me what all the documents required to apply for kazakhstan visa

[@zhanarasembinova4046]

Till the end of this year '21 Kazakhstan opened only for 13 countries, next year Government promises to open visa free , for India visit country by invitation , but only next year ...

[@ameersuhail1617]

@@zhanarasembinova4046 In sha Allah

[@Meakwai]

Please is English widely speaking in Kazakhstan.?

[@user-uw8wh3hb9f]

маленкие дети понимают. старшие не особо

[@denisatodiresei2486]

I have a question . The weekend in Kazakhstan is Saturday and Sunday like U.S. and Europe , or is such other muslim countries on Friday and Saturday ?🤔

[@kazakhexol]

Like US and Europe

[@khan0491]

No, I’m Pakistan it’s also on Saturday and Sunday. And Pakistan is an Islamic republic

[@muhammadjahidhasan9457]

@@khan0491 How do you perform Jumah then?

[@khan0491]

@@muhammadjahidhasan9457 we still pray on fridays.

[@tuffyman3067]

So islam is a symbol in your country?

[@kertaraharjaii3956]

Assalamu alaikum from indonesia😊

[@merahputih7538]

aku cinta kamu 🇮🇩

[@sanfootwear7621]

Proud to be muslim from India