Inside the life of an Emirati Woman 🇦🇪 - Dubai Local Tells All

[@najuparker4726]

This woman is amazing She’s so cultured Explains so eloquently Simple Nd to the point Very interesting to listen to her Love from South Africa

[@rachelfrahm829]

Lose the head covering you'd look better off without it .

[@lenkarajan3192]

Absolutely!

[@I.am.hooked]

Wtf, you have no business with her head covering.

[@lenkarajan3192]

​​@Brightlight-bd9jc I was referring to a comment above, how amazing the lady is! - not her head being covered. I have an absolute respect for all cultures around the world 🤗

[@nikolaasdigi]

I thought that she was First Transgender Woman in Dubai.. I’m sorry. ✌️✌️✌️✌️🌈

[@grantbradshaw7907]

Amazing lady and she explains everything in a very simple but impressive way

[@KKDoc5]

Tolerance n duabi 😂 Ask Syed/ Shia Muslims

[@ParissaKhoury]

​@@KKDoc5😂😂😂😂

[@h_2ry]

@@KKDoc5yeah because you guys are jahils that think Ali is better than all of Muhammad’s companions

[@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un]

As she explained, warm air enters the top of the tower. But what makes it cool is when it's nighttime. Once cooled, the air eventually lowers, bringing relief for those at the bottom of the tower inside the home. So it catches and redirects it downward and pushes the hot air out. But windcatchers that cool by drawing air over water use the water as a heat reservoir, but if the air is dry, they are also cooling the air with evaporative cooling. In areas without cool breeze, windcatchers act as chimneys and push warm air upwards and out through the openings of the tower, regulating the interior environment. Early wind towers in Dubai were made with palm fronds but as they were susceptible to fire, more resistant materials were used like sea stone and coral.

[@HatchMonarch]

Thank you Supreme Leader of Best Korea...

[@mmoo2301]

Thank you 💖

[@Nani_603]

Wind catchers are originally Iranian heritage. Emirates only copied it!

[@muhammadsuleman9328]

​United Arab emart sheikh puppet of Jews 👹 🕎

[@Seevawonderloaf]

Emirati house is so cool - in side/outside. Traditional Indian houses are the same with the 'garden' kind of area in the middle of the house. I love how everything is clean but also so traditional!

[@KK-ol3bf]

What a great ambassador she was for Dubai - I have been but not seeing this side, it is very cool. What a wonderful lady!

[@venomrat9562]

hey bro thank you for posting this! I've been wanting to move to dubai and I love seeing the non-tourist spots so viewers can see an actual view of what it's like beyond the glam

[@edpure5866]

the difference between Emirati and the Saudis is that Emiratis are well traveled that is why they have so much understanding about other culture they are very welcoming...this from a guy who worked in Dubai for 15 years and now retired

[@dr.dolittle4606]

And obviously you show how much you know about Studies by staying in a city for 15 yrs🤣

[@imanekeraoui5341]

Thinking about moving there and I have been living in America for 9 years now ..have lots of questions…

[@dr.dolittle4606]

@@imanekeraoui5341 Why don't you visit first, get the feel and know more before you decide?😉

[@francesgaia4649]

In Conservative Saudi Arabia the Hijab is optional. Why do Emirati Women still have to wear Super Conservative Clothes?

[@oliviademaria1036]

@@francesgaia4649it’s more involved with culture, traditions

[@uttiyamajumdar8928]

I am an Indian working in Saudi. This lady is really amazing the way she talks, her mannerism and her simplistic way of explaining everything are really awesome. I have visited Dubai several times. The way this lady describes Dubai, it adds a different dimension to Dubai. I am sure many will be tempted to visit Dubai after seeing this video.

[@yournightmare5770]

OMG...REALLY??? She has to be...she's being recorded and the world is watching her. Don't forget, she's representing her country after all so she can't show her true colors on camera.

[@robertgeorge7914]

It's so interesting to watch Dubai's certain not-so-obvious areas, people, foods, beverages and eateries, and definitely a charming lady and an articulate vlogger. Thank you!

[@Goldenskies__]

I don't understand why your channel doesn't get more views. I blame the algorithm 😤 I love your personality! ❤

[@jetairbear]

Hey Tal!!! So happy to see this new series - I haven’t been to Dubai in a few years - amazing how it is continuously evolving. Keep it up man - love you and all your work.

[@TheTravelingClatt]

Appreciate ya!

[@uberuberexperience5578]

this is wonderful, it's nice to see Arab and Israeli getting along and sharing food. you guys are the glue between two brothers (Muslims and jews). Peace

[@thk929]

She’s just awesome. I’d love to go around Dubai with her.

[@salamkala14]

I Love how much she cares to mention small details about the food the land she is very good Mashallah ❤

[@michaeljohndennis2231]

I’m getting the sense that the Emiratis are similar to us Irish in at least some ways ❤

[@jackieortegadesigns326]

I'm literally drooling here while watching all those foods. Also the place is so amazing and the lady is fantastic and really explained everything very well. Greetings from 🇵🇭

[@tothepointstudentsvlog7564]

Will you marry me

[@jadutudu5629]

Thanks to good yours ❤❤❤🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@Dacia_Dacian]

All Philippines were in the past all Muslims. Spaniards forced Philippines to Christianity!

[@TravisGinther]

Middle eastern countries have the best people, food, views and buildings. Keep these videos coming buddy

[@TheTravelingClatt]

You know I will!

[@cesarmontera2247]

@@TheTravelingClatt I've been thinking of your other vlogg just the other day about your Airbnb in Siargao and here you are as if YT algo can sense human. lol

[@mdsouza602]

Brought back nostalgic memories of the time I lived in Dubai for 14 years from 1992 to 2006. The old Dubai has not changed a lot that was close to the Taxi Stand and Abra where I lived. I would walk daily in the evening near the corniche where there's the Historic Sheikh Rashid House and towards the mouth of creek at Port Rashid. The Gold Souk where I spend 3 years working as the Chief Teller for Stanchart Gold Souk and Nasser Square Branch. Wish you covered Karama also in the video which is the best place for shopping and food.

[@betsybrennan7101]

There you are. I’m enjoying the Emirati culture. Long live the air chimneys!!

[@hangingwiththegrlz4891]

I loved, loved, loved living in the UAE! The customer service was unprecedented. When I was there I met a single, divorced Emirati woman. She was considered poor. She had several maids and a nanny for each one of her children. She received a large amount monthly from her government and I believe some from her ex-husband. She had no needs and was living quite well. They really take care of their people. I love the culture there and plan on visiting again someday soon.

[@holliesheet3182]

This was so interesting! thanks for sharing!

[@janethandroyen492]

Enjoyed watching your video, fantastic tour guide.

[@patriciapalmer4215]

🛑❗ I'd want her as chief negotiator for any business deal ! Bright, sassy, wide open and loaded with information.

[@TabithaJones-rg9ig]

Greetings from California. The lady was so beautiful and a wonderful tour guide. Thank you for the video

[@poetryfortheheartbyqueenb216]

Dubai is on my bucket list. I have friends who live there and I cannot wait to visit. Subscribed today and look forward to your travels!!

[@Seevawonderloaf]

I think about this video sometimes! I loved this lady she’s so sweet

[@living_peace]

As an Iranian who subscribe your channel since you were in Sri Lanka, I think your channel is very underrated. You deserve more viewers.

[@TheTravelingClatt]

Wow thanks man! Amazing knowing someone from Iran is watching me Much love to you! ❤️

[@cesarmontera2247]

I am second to that.

[@cesareborgia3557]

You're not in Iran 🇮🇷

[@Onyi810]

I agree 💯 very inspiring you actually made me book a hotel in Al seef area to see the old dubai and experience the culture. The Emirati lady did Awesome with the tour and explanations

[@youhannabarrechit5649]

A cataclysmic paradigm shift will take place very soon, before the end of this year 2023, 10 days after the winter solstice and it will be the Celebration of the Blessed Hope, the Rapture of the Church, escaping from this world fallen, to enter into his 7 horrible years of Tribulation. The deadline and intangible date for the start of these Tribulations was the evening of Sunday November 12, 2023...... then 50 days max..... For information Pentecost --> June 12nd, 27 and so after 1996 years and 6 months 20 days later maximum ---> the Rapture of the Church ---> or 2000 years - approximately 3.5 years, obviously, so that the final countdown is started, ending on the evening of October 6, 2030 with the Return of the King of Kings JESUS CHRIST to Jerusalem on the Mount of Olives, to judge the world. It is our justification by the Grace of God through our Faith in the BLOOD shed by Christ on The Cross and then on the seat of Divine Mercy that saves us. Those who remain on earth will experience unimaginable horrors after the Rapture of the Church and will have to die for Jesus Christ Our God manifested in the flesh, 2030 years ago when he was born in the fall - 7 BC when the first autumn full moon during the festival of Sukkot/Tabernacles, on the night of September 25 to 26, - 7 BC or 14/15 Tishri. Thus, those who remain will have to carry their cross and then this will save them like the Saints who died in the arenas of Rome devoured by lions, because of THEIR FAITH IN THE BLOOD SPILLED BY CHRIST ON THE SEAT OF DIVINE MERCY, THE ARK OF THE COVENANT, IT IS THIS FAITH IN ATONEMENT BY THE BLOOD OF JESUS CHRIST THAT WILL SAVE THEM. ----> only this METANOÏA will save you, thus by dying for CHRIST while refusing: the mark of the beast is the idolatry of the system which is currently installed before our eyes by the UN with the economy and among others COP 28 or other world organizations. Pantheism dubbed by the false prophet of the Vatican, for the religious and with its antichrist the ecologist little king Charlie 3. GOD BLESS YOU

[@hubertmartis7110]

Loved to see some true emirati culture with Emirati's insight. Keep up the good work.❤❤👌👌👍👍🙏🙏

[@kingsleyosei4889]

Amazing, lady, beautiful culture. Thanks for posting this.

[@SirKasim666]

My Kadak Tea recipe for 5 cups of it: 1. 2-3 teaspoons of Tea leaf (Tata Gold for me). 2. 8 seeds of Black pepper, 2 Cloves, 2 Cardamom. Crush all of it n mix with the tea leaves. 3. Put all of it in the pan with 4 cups of water. 4. Boil it & next stove boil the milk too. 5. When both are bubbling, add 2 cups of milk. 6. Boil little more when it's bubbling, grate dried Ginger roots. 7. Lil more boiling for the ginger to take effect. 8. Seive it n drink. 😁😁😁

[@yasirhasan3426]

I didn’t like it

[@SirKasim666]

@@yasirhasan3426 🤫

[@evamirikantor]

I've been living in dubai for a year now and I absolutely love it! An amazing place full of culture and the emirate people are very welcoming 🙏 shucran🙏

[@ParissaKhoury]

How long before you can apply for Dubai Citizenship?

[@casiocurious8744]

@@ParissaKhoury lol, Dubai Citizenship? yeah, not happening! 😂

[@yournightmare5770]

@@ParissaKhoury never

[@RidseardMhicCoinnich]

I lived in a neighbouring State in 1968 and spent many weekends in Dubai. Much prefer the old Dubai, no tourist and much more traditional and atmospheric. Travelled to most of the Trucial States as they were then known and treasure the experience.

[@RidseardMhicCoinnich]

@Brightlight-bd9jcmy comment was not a criticism but reminiscing of my time in the Trucial Oman States. I experienced the most welcoming hospitality wherever I traveled in the whole region, by both town dwellers and Bedu alike. By your curt reply you don’t sound local.

[@MohdHilal]

She’s good in explaining things

[@LipstickNsofrito]

Hi Hun ....shes so nice!!...the food looks amazing..Spaghetti with Eggs on top.....Honey on an Omlette...Cheese on pancake...gotta try that!....... Beautiful scenery.... Thanks for sharing this with us and taking us along ❤

[@TheTravelingClatt]

Thanks for watching!

[@nikolaasdigi]

So very European dishes, I like it too!

[@LipstickNsofrito]

@@TheTravelingClatt ❤️❤️❤️

[@lyyyyyyy365]

How beautiful that emirati woman is, Arab women r blessed with abundant beauty , grace and classiness.

[@ab-jc8nv]

Hii how r u

[@eleanornajar3702]

Wow! what an exciting video, I love it. The food looks amazing. Your tour guide was awesome.

[@ytc257]

Do you know Jesus is a messenger of God

[@SirKasim666]

Beautiful Travel Vlog - very good explanation by Sumayya and well done video. My first time on your channel - very impressed. Keep up the good work

[@yaseenmeyer8452]

I don't think you would have gotten a better guide then her she explains everything like a professor.

[@lilybird908]

Codd neck bottles with marble stoppers are an English invention. Kids were playing with those marbles since the 18th century. Loved the video ...

[@lilybird908]

@Brightlight-bd9jc Wi-fi has been recognised internationally as one of Australia's greatest scientific achievements. O'Sullivan and his team ... ushered in the age of high-speed, always-on wireless connectivity we enjoy today.

[@Jenlynn22]

I loved this video! The best part was learning about the food! I was so hungry when it was over😂

[@SirKasim666]

Subscribed Bro. This video was good enough, fir me to subscribe. Your channel deserves many more subscribers than it already had I think 4-5 times more

[@ponnusteelponnu]

Really happy watching

[@dominikdblanc1224]

Wonderful. So glad to visit this Episode. The whaaat- oldest cafeeee🎀🎯

[@marthashepherd341]

Thank You so much for Your Emarati Woman post. This was Great! ♥️🙏

[@davidmmd7907]

Great cultural experience please please do more 🙏🏿

[@anwerdanish1]

I wish i come there and explore the heritage of UAE. Lots of love for them.

[@giriyappa9795]

She is very Junius and very much liked her way of style of narration👌👌👍

[@SamciaIbrahim]

Im watching from BARMM region in the Philippines..soon i'll be there

[@Fresh_Flux]

Thank you so much for this video😊 My sister and I going in Jan'24 for our birthdays. This is very helpful ❤

[@geekbabe100]

New subscriber…I am now starving thanks to you 😂 that breakfast looked delicious ❤

[@ab-jc8nv]

How r u

[@Missklei]

Thank you for showing this side of Dubai!

[@acsmoneymaker2012]

Great insightful video plus gwapo points for the hairstyle 👍

[@TheTravelingClatt]

Thank you for the gwapo points always

[@ponnusteelponnu]

Thanks 🙏 lots again such a beautiful video watching

[@mikidias]

Been there in Middle - East Khallijiya for the very first time, exactly precisely THERE in Emarat 🇦🇪 back in 2019..... My hotel was located in Deira zone area district, but I travelled all over...., not just or only inside Deira but all over Dubai city and Emarat 🇦🇪 Been precisely in the famous Souk Deira 🛍️ , the famous Gold Souk Deira 🌟 💛 Alhamdulillah 🤩 I've been also to the famous Dubai creek and Dubai desert tour 🏜️ 🚗 🚘 But, honestly, my really favourite city have been was A. D. (Abu Dhabi) 😍 💖 💕

[@tothepointstudentsvlog7564]

Will you marry me

[@XxoxX-pc]

Just discovered your channel from Insightful Nomad link,keep up the great work bro .

[@TheTravelingClatt]

Thanks.homie

[@derbdep]

Love this vid! The karak tea part was hilarious. Why's it so cheap there? That's not the Dubai I was told about 😂. Also I felt Sumaya when she mentioned about restaurant food vs good ol' home cooking, deffo is true anywhere on earth. Vibes from this vid were super wholesome and chill! 💯 Makes me wish I was there with y'all having a laugh too!

[@fahmi8061]

She explained it all 💯💯💚

[@ucimarapski777]

Hey, what’s the name of that Iranian restaurant at the end? I’d like to go there and try it out. Thanks 😊

[@MTN99999]

Wow, Salamou Aleykoum, Shalom. I am planning a trip to Dubai on my way to Israel for a wedding and I came accross this video doing my research. Sumeya it's great to hear from a local that is well spoken down to earth with such positive attitude and outlook! I love it Machallah Love it. Who knows I may seek you guys out Incha Allah. God bless you all and keep up the great work. Shalom my brother ! Peace be upon you both!

[@BigAhmed-qj7wz]

As long as you’re not a ZIONIST you’re welcome

[@Gladys971]

Great episode ❤👍

[@imthiyazahmed6778]

This is the best video exploring the real historical Emirates

[@alpantanjung4824]

Would you also be so kind to show us (my wife and I ) this part of Dubai (the old and the new of Dubai). We are travelling from KL to Helsinki via Dubai on the first week of July 2023 and are planning to stay just two or three days in Dubai. We have necer been to Dubai before. So this is going to be the first time in Dubai. InsyaAllah.

[@russianprincess3673]

She's very sweet n kind God Bless Her YULIYA ✝️🇷🇺⛪❤️

[@russianprincess3673]

@Brightlight-bd9jc OH MY GOD YOU NEED MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT YOUR POSSESSED BY A DEMONIC POWER. GOD IS REAL N POWERFUL SO IS THE DEVIL. PRAY FOR PEACE 🙏🙏🙏GOD 1ST ALWAYS YULIYA BEAUTIFUL RICH WHITE SNOW BUNNY IN VAST ASIA ✝️🇷🇺

[@russianprincess3673]

@Brightlight-bd9jc SEEK MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT ❤️

[@healthyself7941]

The BEST tour guide ever!

[@sweetflower2109]

Ma Shaa Allah I like her❤ she is sooo well mannered at the same time humble delicate and gorgeous🌹

[@rachellelansky1649]

Super interesting video. The part of the breakfast that is the pasta with egg, little bit reminds me of kugel 😊

[@Duchesoflife]

The solution to make tea creamy with out diluting it is to put powdered milk. Also called skimmed milk.

[@seewithseen3464]

Naaah , doesn't taste as good believe me

[@narayankutty744]

Excellent narration

[@ponnusteelponnu]

Very good easy explanation thanks 🙏 lots loved uae 🇦🇪

[@NickyDunn]

Hiya, Tal. Great video. Lovely lady. Great to hear about the culture. I need to have some lunch now, all that food. I am hungry now. 😁Thank you for sharing. Happy Wednesday. Liked and Shared.

[@MadeNCda]

Watching this videa makes me yearn to visit UAE. One day, God willing 😁

[@vanderboii2202]

Dubai is fun. Wish them success. Been in the city fir 2 years. It was absolute fun ^_^ Nice blog.

[@claudiaangarita4769]

I do wish I could meet you. Your knowledge, your amazing vive. I did get lucky enough to spot the name of the kebab restaurant and I will be visiting today. I’m so happy to be here in Dubai. Sending you guys my love. Claudia from NY ❤

[@ShereenMoodley-ce5le]

Thanks for this video so great to no about the Emarati culture it's amazing thanks once again❤❤❤❤

[@celccanvlogs]

Will be visiting this places soonest, thanks for sharing the Emirati culture, very educational on traveller's like us.

[@indiannorway]

nice to see this video , visited creek and dubai in jan 2020 before corona

[@nightowlslounge]

I just found your channel and I am so glad I did! Dubai looks beautiful and so fun! The food and drinks look amazing too! ❤

[@dinasabet6760]

Fantastic video thank you so much

[@bat-elisrael]

שלום!Tal 😊 תודה רבה..😊 Beautiful Dubai! Been there a week ago..Superb video!!Shukran❤

[@modabdoub3155]

You’re not welcome anymore

[@seewithseen3464]

@@modabdoub3155 thats non of your business , everyone is welcomed in my country

[@AmaliaNeagu100]

@@modabdoub3155who said that? Who are you? Lol IGNORANT🤮

[@AhmadMuath-xn2es]

​@@seewithseen3464lol

[@AhmadMuath-xn2es]

​@@AmaliaNeagu100no

[@sabihakhan7840]

This is the Dubai I want visit..

[@richardcorreya2739]

This is a cool vid. Specially for people who've visited the UAE and not come across Emiratis. The lady comes across as real and comfortable to interact with!❤

[@lynnemorris7516]

I have always wanted to know, why men wear white which is cooler because it reflects the sun. Now woman wear black which of course absorbers the suns rays and must be hotter, I don't understand why.

[@seewithseen3464]

Don't worry about us we know what fabric to wear which regulate the heat absorption and air circulation ❤ , the color is just tradition.

[@miavogel4903]

@@seewithseen3464 ❤️

[@salampakistan3691]

Because it makes us look less fat and just black is classy, you cannot go wrong...the material is better quality, feel nice on skin...you can wear other less dazzling colours, black not obligatory...it usually better quality in general...thats why I like it. Its an over garmet, we have clothes on underneath which are more colourful. Like I am pakistan, I wear vibrant colours underneath, hubby sees it, family and friends etc , think of it like a coat...

[@syedatifuddin525]

It's difference between a true Muslim hijabi woman and non Muslim woman ۔ Black colur covers your modesty of woman from evil eyes of today's۔ so better understand ۔a Muslim hijabi woman is a queen to her husband ۔ok bro ۔ since every community has black sheep ۔

[@barbaravyse660]

I’m ok with the head covering, but can’t get over women covering their face. I would be scared to approach someone like that.

[@zaidzamanhere]

SHE EXPLAINS EVERYTHING VERY WELL

[@lenkarajan3192]

Thoroughly enjoyed watching this!!! You both did a great job of showing us more of a ´traditional Dubai´, something I always wanted to experience - staying there with locals, eating their food their way. Any hints on how we can connect with locals willing to show us Dubai this way? Please share, as myself and my daughter would love to visit in the coming summer.... Thank you 🥰

[@TravelwithSuccess]

This guy needs to relocate in Dubai 😊… my brodaa ❤

[@alishamaryleerichardson-go2106]

beautiful....great video!!

[@user-qu2cx7cd3w]

She’s super talkative!

[@tkh4049]

Very humble lady and explained very well.

[@irakotlik]

Absolutely love your channel

[@TheTravelingClatt]

Absolutely love you

[@idreesbhati7397]

U both explained the culture very well very informative keep it up.

[@prembhasin2339]

This soda is called bante wali bottle and still available in old delhi chandni chowk and in karolbagh .I use to drink this from1957till1990 till now2024

[@oof7708]

More Emirati women shud make vlogs and reels in English....the world need to know muslim women are nkt oppressed or backwards or uneducated and any less confident....as most of the world connects muslims with arab culture so if more women make videos world can see muslims women are confident educated and we have our own culture and also muslims countries are very tolerant..i have lived in dubai for 12yrs and it is the best places on earth to raise a family..but i have never met an Emirati 😂..so it was nice to see this vlog

[@mazharchodary9703]

I remember when UAE ship loaded urea from Karachi port to enrich the desert of UAE now it has much greenery and plants and trees

[@lucasapaolias9611]

Lady is so sweet..I love to stay with her my whole lif...she is so beautiful and caring and loving... I love her so much...😘😘😘

[@johnytestchannel7467]

You fell in love just by watching her 😍😂

[@seewithseen3464]

this comment is creepy

[@rj42074]

Keep up the good work bro 💯! We used to shoot marbles here in USA as a kid as well 😂😂

[@TheTravelingClatt]

Thank you!

[@angelinimartini]

I thought there were only two countries who produced the sodas with the glass marble(design is called Codd neck). Was it a drink produced in the UAE? Does anyone know?

[@ab-jc8nv]

Hii

[@SeachGateINDIA]

that's kadak chai nit kadak tea. its indian asssam ctc leaf. tea doesn't grow in the desert , it grows in cooler places like Darjeeling, india

[@nikhilrane73]

excellent sightseeing, awesome lady very helpful and supportive and knowledgable

[@missswann4234]

she is right the king grade of Oud/agarwood/oghur is more than 100.000 USD :) I am expert on this I planted 3 hectares of aqualira malacensis which one of the best agarwood. :) I even landed a great job in SG cos of it :) as country manager for Indonesia

[@uttamkumarroy7337]

Sumaya is an excellent friendly woman 👌

[@Cat-ik1wo]

Yes. I love to try, taste and see the culture when I travel.