Islam in Malaysia came from China? A day in Malacca.

[@AlanaDunsmore]

This intro was everything, I love it! 😄🇲🇾

[@fenandezleon9716]

As a Malaysian Chinese, I’m happy and proud to live with Malaysian Malay, Malaysian Chinese, Malaysian Indian, Malaysian Sarawakian dan Malaysian Sabahan. Malaysia might not the most developed country but to me it’s the most warm and paradise country in the world 🇲🇾

[@petualang4119]

true, we had our differences but we are Malaysian

[@AlexSDU]

You mentioned Sabahan twice.😅

[@mohdfaizmy]

Respect!

[@luqmanhaqimsuhaimi153]

ape nya tk developed ??? orng uk kate masia dh canggih jepun dn korea suka duduk msia orng byr pakai qr code ape jadah??mksd ko maju mcm singapore ke??? or umat islam jgn pakai pakaian orng arab or minum arak or makan babi or bebas sex itu bermksd sudh developed la?

[@DanielCHTan]

We Malaysian have multi cultural races like Malays，Chinese，Indians, Sabahan，Sarawakian，plenty of Peranakan，Arab，Thai，and Eurasians. We have also multi religions such as Islam，Buddhism，Hinduism，Christianity，Catholic，and Sikh. We have variety of savoury cuisine from all races too. “Malaysia Truly Asia”🥰

[@mrsjay8023]

Thank you, ZhengHe, for travelling to Malacca and spreading the "Hui religion". I was born in Malacca. This faith, Islam, is the greatest gift in my life. Alhamdulillah.

[@shahrimanshahnaz7008]

Nasura Radin is actually in it's original Arabic...Nasruddin/ helper or victory of the religion. Congratulations to your wife in finally knowing her ancestors' bloodline to Zheng He, albeit in far away Malaysia.

[@RabiaElizabeth]

This was fascinating. I'm a revert from the United States and I have so much to learn about our ummah.

[@shahrimanshahnaz7008]

@@RabiaElizabeth Welcome back to the Deen sister and may Allah strenghten your Imaan always

[@anastio8521]

Salam dari indonesia untuk saudara muslim malaysia

[@mohdnasirabdullah7206]

Waalaikumsalam WBT

[@adamzack9259]

Waalaikumsalam warahmatullahi waarokaatuh Salam sejahtera juga dari malaysia untuk saudara muslim indonesia .. Tabarokallah..

[@abglang7376]

Walaikumsalam wbt.

[@user-jp7do6rq6h]

Ngapain salam, lah islam aja gak tau! Cuma sampul nya doang islam, wajib jilbab aja bingung, pacaran aja haram kagak tau, jangan jangan kagak disunat lagi 😂😂😂

[@hermanahmad8595]

Wa'alaikumusalam Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh

[@nazirahaljunid9444]

Malacca Chinese Mosque is another interesting place to go visit

[@pangkiatloh4555]

Welcome to 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾 Most our ancestors ( Grand parents) from Fuchian, Quangtong, Hainan, Chao Cho China. Malacca & Penang are Fuchian dialet speaking, KL & Ipoh are Cantonese speaking. Baba Nyonya started from Ming Dynasty in China when Admiral Cheng Ho came to Malacca & adopted the local Malays cultural like wearing " Sarong" & kebaya shirt. They follow the Malays foods recipe too. History stated that Cheng Ho was a Chinese Muslim. Wu Zhe Tian of Tang Dynasty.q

[@mord696]

All the chinese already left when portuguese attack melaka in 1511 The most chinese that become baba in melaka come late 18 th century If all the baba are since zheng he era they already look like malay Chinese women dont travel here until 19th century

[@wewenang5167]

@@mord696 they didnt left all...some stay, some went to Batavia....the baba in batavia or Jakarta today came from malacca.

[@mord696]

@@wewenang5167 what i wrote is based on albuqurque account you can read it also, published by hakluyt society Nope the chinese in batavia is from 17th century most of them bring by dutch from china Batavia exist only after dutch arrive late 16th century to be specific 1595 How can the chinese in melaka that run from portuguese in 1511 already arrive in the city that not exist ?

[@kyo4156]

Learned a lot of history from this single video!

[@acerazak4087]

Little He so cute wearing kebaya nyonya dress, like her mother already love shopping n fashion 💕

[@Kuppasy]

I was at that museum just three months ago. Very impressive. Will visit again. I’m from the continental America.

[@sabilj2000]

I noticed that you are so fascinated by history. It is good to know your past so the West would not be able to take us as idiots. Long live China and the people of South East Asia.

[@anthoneoj2371]

Malaysians learn about Cheng Ho in high school but never knew he was a Muslim. Wow.

[@QairulIzhar]

I am malaysian..we study in a school where he is muslim..maybe the chinese school is the only one that does not teach malaysian history properly and malaysia must take action on the matter.. 🤨

[@mohd6537]

Melayu knows he is muslim

[@muhammadabdulwahab123]

​@@QairulIzhar😂😂😂

[@bboysjb]

@@QairulIzhar yup sjkc follow dong zong education, they know less about malacca history, i think every malay learn history know general cheng ho muslim (dari para sahabat nabi yg ke china) dan berkahwin dgn anak sultan melaka.

[@bahazmedia]

I know Cheng Hoe is a muslim, we learn it in secondary school.

[@mrbadiuzzaman]

Welcome to you and your family. As a Muslim, you will find that food is not a problem. For non-muslim or non-Malay shops, look for the halal sign.

[@oppai9580]

THIS VIDEO VERY INFORMATIVE FOR ME AS MALAYSIAN

[@frlisa10]

Tq for this informative video. Never knew Cheng Ho was Muslim before

[@SDarlingssss]

@@frlisa10 same i used to hear his name a lot in history class. Never knew he was muslim 🤣

[@askarsepoi]

@@SDarlingssss text books just highlighted the basic informations. not for every details. even just basic a lot of students tell they don't like history subject..

[@flyingfox3766]

Same… i pon tak tahu dia muslim… buku teks kita mcm tak cukup info

[@roronoasorrow7297]

Maaf tanya korang umur brp ye? Sbb ada baca komen atas tadi dlm buku teks ada tulis yg cheng ho ni islam, tp asal aku tktau. Ke aku tido dlm kelas dlu?

[@flyingfox3766]

@@roronoasorrow7297 saya pon tak tau… mmg dlm buku teks tak cakap agama dia… tapi saya ancient la 40an haha

[@user-sf3ep3lr9r]

Ассалям алейкум.Спасибо за информацию про нашего соотечественника Джун Хай. Мы смотрим Вас из Кыргызстана

[@Sadzakhieomma]

Fiona veil is so nice. Greeting you guys from Pontianak, West Kalimantan, Indonesia.

[@manzourfirdaws993]

normally its indian muslim restaurant .. local people refer them as restoran mamak. the bangladeshi maybe one of the worker there. Mamak restaurant is very popular in malaysia.. you can always find this type of restaurant.. you can always lepak mamak makan roti canai dan teh tarikkkk

[@hardnaqlife9540]

yeah just a Bangladeshi worker at a mamak restaurant, not a Bangladeshi restaurant

[@one97three]

Bangladesh is their workers. The restaurant is Malaysian Indian Mamak's restaurant

[@hudamajid4929]

Ade je kedai Bangladesh, pernah makn kt mitc, sbb ingt mamak, pastu bile rase dia lain skit, suami tanye rupenye kedai Bangladesh kawen ngan org malaysia

[@suhanjayalian5044]

Dan jumlah Bangladesh di malasia sudah 2 juta lebih itu artinya banyak wanita Melayu terpikat dengan pesona Bangladesh dan beranak Pinak. Begitu Juga Malasia negara Milik China Tiongkok dan India 😊

[@awangkenit7997]

​@@suhanjayalian5044Hidup lagi rupanya kau. Ingat dah gol.

[@mohd-adibbasiran1889]

@@suhanjayalian5044 mereka kerja disini, small percentage yg kawin dgn melayu...not easy ...

[@Mr-ij9dx]

​@@suhanjayalian5044yg 2 juta tu org indo apek cindo oiiii...ko xpergi kedutaaan indo ke...cuba tnya brapa ramai TKW indo kawin dgn bangla di malaysia...ad ke org malaysia hina TKw tu...jawapannya tidak....kami bkn mentality mcm kanoha yg rasis...ko yg Cindo hingusan pn belum tentu di sukai di Indo...kesian ak tgk budak ni beria nk hina malaysia tapi bila kena tangkap kerajaan indo pn yak leh nk tlg....

[@drmaslindamusa1561]

Assalamualaikum, you should try nyonya halal food and malaccan malay muslim food as well

[@DanielCHTan]

马来西亚华人是第二种族，有超过600万的华人。大马有不少华人穆斯林，还有已经几代的印度穆斯林，我们马来西亚有很好吃的清真餐厅，现在最火的就是兰州拉面😂

[@luxi2701]

哈哈哈，据说还有茶姬❤

[@hassanmars5250]

i am also hui.about this topic,according the real history record by different nation scholar.java islam surely influenced by zhenghe big army ，but we cant say indonesia islam origins from china muslims immigrants. About Malaysia islam，maybe longtime ago arabs already resided in the peninsula for their business.but Zhenghe surely gave the first malacca sultan Parameswara very important backup against siam empire.Zhenghe is surely central asia origins china hui people.his ancestor biggest possible is central asia tajik nation who name umar .he followed Genghis Khan early time.

[@khairunna100]

@@hassanmars5250 Most likely Islam was first introduced into the Malay Peninsula (Malacca) by Malabari traders from the west coast of India (now part of state of Kerala). Malabari Muslims are the only Muslims in India which follow Shafie Mazhab. A lot of the Malabari traders also have Arabic blood (Yemenis most probably) due to the fact that Kochin back in the olden days (even now) was famous for its spice trading activities (some spices they brought from South East Asia eso Malacca). The Hadrami Arabs came much later by the mid 18th century.

[@hassanmars5250]

@@khairunna100 yes more likely， i also believe original Malaysia islam biggest possible from india muslim merchants.same as ancient Hinduism propagation path.

[@danielch6662]

Zheng He is not from western China. He is from Yunnan, like these guys. Yunnan isn't in central Asia. It is one province away from China's southeast coast, just beyond Guanxi (which is on the coast) and also next to Thailand and Vietnam. They are probably more closely related to Chinese Malaysians today (mostly from Fujian and Guangdong) than they are to anybody in western China. China today officially recognizes 55 minority groups. And of course, there are many more smaller groups not officially recognized as a minority group, because it isn't manageable to thousands of groups. So, if any group contains a large number of Muslims, the entire group is classified as Hui, including those who are not Muslims. This is why Hui today are found all over China. The widely geographically separated groups don't actually have anything to do with each other. They're just lumped together by government bureaucracy. The Hui in Yunnan today is very Chinese. Completely Sinicized except for their religion. They don't even have their own language. Islam in Malaysia is very Indo-Arabian. Shah is an Indo-Persian term. All the Sultans of Malacca were named something-Shah. Most Muslims in Yunnan are Hanafi. Malaysia is Shafi'i.

[@tinateh]

@@danielch6662 they’re more Sinicised than some Malaysian Chinese. There was a major exhibition back in the 90s and the exhibitors were promoting the culture and products. They had a tough time explaining acupuncture to a family of Malaysian Chinese visitors, English speaking, likely urban, westernised and non-Chinese educated. The exhibitors still wore their ethnic costumes though.

[@mukhirun]

​@@danielch6662 hui is not originally chinesse ethnics by blood. some hui later maybe originally han convert to islam and they mix with the muslim come from western part of china then valed themself as hui. like this yusof ma and his family, i can see his and his family face feature look mostly like turkish peoples in uzbekistan. but his wife look like more han chinesse face. maybe they also have some han chinesse mix blood. but originally hui is not all han convert to muslim, they come from western part of china especially from ex soviet union muslim countries. so most original hui actually the descendent of turkish peoples. turkish peoples are from part of causasian land. hui and uighur are actually some muslim merchand or traders or soldiers from western china thats come to china when monggolian conquered muslim empire in baghdad during abbassid dinasty. so the monggolian in baghdad laterbaccept islam and they bring some muslim especially turkish poeples to mainland china to help them conquered china empire. so when the turkish peoples settle in china, they married with local people to spread islam. thats why hui and uighur are look different than han chinesse. the different is hui are more open to accept other chinesse ethnics but uighur literally more close to accept other ethnics. but nowaday some han convert to muslim also identify as hui because islam has become the main identity of hui. but most han convert to muslim still identify themself as han chinesse even they married with other muslim chinesse ethnics. but the fact is not all hui are muslims. just like uighur also not all are muslim. you need to know there are more than 10 chinesse ethnic identifies themselves as muslim as their main identity. not all of them are originally han and mixed with original han chinesse. correct me if i'm wrong. 😊

[@mrsdin3739]

Malacca should do like Korea, renting traditional costumes to tourist, and they can walk around the tourist spot with the costume.

[@jonmath4182]

Not suitable for our weather, but it can be done for inside shopping malls though

[@ViolentCabbage-ym7ko]

@@jonmath4182 I don't see any issue with Malaysians wearing traditional clothes in this weather. All races proudly wear their traditional outfits during festivities

[@ashtriana1]

​if just a simple baju kurung, it is not very decorative or lush...just for everyday where But if its the special occassion costumes, i agree with the commentator, its not very suitable for our temp....as it is made with heavy thick fabric called songket....

[@AidaErinna]

​​​@@ViolentCabbage-ym7ko that's for Malaysian but for tourists wearing our traditional custom walking outside of course lah a bit different isn't 😅

[@mrsdin3739]

@@ashtriana1 i don't see the problem, wearing baju kurung or baju opah/kedah, the fabric originally was made suitable with our weather. Other traditional costumes material also can use fabric that favourable with our weather. Maybe for material like songket or heavy decorations like saree, can be offers for indoor photography.

[@Kuppasy]

Zheng He has a fascinating history! He was close Zhu De, the third and the most powerful of Ming emperors. led an armada of over 600 ships he has travelled all over Asian and African coasts. Some even say he has been to the continental America as well. He fought pirates in the south East Asian seas and what I heard Indonesian Chinese even have a temple for him. He also fought war against Sri jeyavardhanapura king in Srilanka and took the king as captive back to China.

[@anorzaimah]

Salam Yusof & Viona. The village in front of the hotel have malay stall with local menu. 7:29 really in China don't have pawnshop? wooow. Here you can bring GOLD to exchange with money. The road you pass-by we call "Jalan Bunga Raya" old chinese shop. long time a go very famous road to buy cloth, decoration item & household appliances also gold jewelry ( (if you good in bargain, can get special price hehe) 13:50 famous watermelon (next time you should try their CENDOL (also famous). 8:38 your left side, we call "little India" sale India products 15:54 the AZAN from MASJID KAMPUNG HULU just across the river (It is the oldest mosque in Malacca and among the oldest in the Malaysia) also have famous CENDOL - Cendol Kampung Hulu (for local hehe) 19:02 that's Jonker street 😁 This area have many "museum" 🥰

[@oldwatchma]

Thanks for the recommendation ~ Yes, there are no pawnshops in China now. We have never seen one since we were born.😄

[@Kuppasy]

Yes, I have heard about this as well. Hui missionaries have played a key role in developing Islam in south east Asia.

[@hawaandroid2786]

Malay Peninsular receivef islam earlier than Malacca. New historical finding show that state of Kedah received islam first then state of Terengganu then kingdom of Malacca.

[@bboysjb]

yup kedah tua is the oldest sultanate the east coast and the melaka and johor riau

[@adamzack9259]

by official on 1136AD (Kedah Sultanate) and unofficial about 8 century at Lembah Bujang region(Ibnu Sirdan)

[@imjuzsayin..5017]

Islam already scattered long time before with 124k prophet & that one was from the last last & revelation

[@weirdshit]

Spread of islam in south east asia was (directly or indirectly) by that chinaman. Can easily check historical records.

[@memyself4362]

Islam was introduced to the Malay Peninsula coast by Arabs in 674 CE. Also Bersurat Terengganu; Jawi: باتو برسورت ترڠݢانو‎) is a granite stele[1] carrying Classical Malay inscription in Jawi script that was found in Terengganu, Malaysia.[2] The inscription, dated possibly to 702 AH (corresponds to 1303 CE), constituted the earliest evidence of Jawi writing in the Malay world of Southeast Asia, and was one of the oldest testimonies to the advent of Islam as a state religion in the region.[3] It contains the proclamation issued by a ruler of Terengganu known as Seri Paduka Tuan, urging his subjects to extend and uphold Islam and providing 10 basic Sharia laws for their guidance.[4]

[@amanshahosman9082]

can you give reference as to where I can read about this. Thanks.

[@malaysspring6472]

Kedatangan Islam ke Malaysia dipercayai bermula pada abad ke-7 Masihi, dengan bukti awal seperti batu nisan di Champa dan Gresik. Teori utama menyatakan bahawa Islam dibawa oleh pedagang Muslim dari India, khususnya melalui Malabar dan Gujerat, yang berdagang dan menyebarkan ajaran Islam di Nusantara. Pada abad ke-13, pengislaman raja Pasai dan perkembangan pusat-pusat pengajian Islam memperkukuh kedudukan Islam di Tanah Melayu. Menjelang akhir abad ke-15, Islam telah menjadi agama dominan di kawasan ini.

[@Angah_angah]

Selalu bertanya orang sekeliling tentang makanan melayu dan tempat2 cantik

[@zskarya]

Amazing.. especially the cheng ho muzium. Yes.. we learned about him in our history lesson. He is part of our history.. especially melaka. His footprints can be seen until now..

[@mawarmerah9725]

If you cross the river..you can find masjid kampung Hulu.if you want to find any place. ....try ask the local people...they will guide you.

[@johnnymerz]

I'm Malaysian West Malaysia Han Chinese, my wife is east Malaysia Dayak Iban tribe. I'm very happy to see your exploration video with Humour, and understanding Hui people are also and the history between China and Malaysia. Tqvm for ur wonderful videos.

[@xyayatx]

Laksamana ChengHo.. menarik bila dengar kisah sejarah dari sudut pandang China.

[@ameersabtuni6441]

Betul. Dpt tau pulak dorng dari kampung yg sama dgn Cheng Ho, jd banyak fakta yg menarik drpd dorng

[@erictio8600]

Laksmana Cheng Ho Muslim name was Haji Muksyhim Sham as to my great grandfather saying...😂😂😂

[@NetMaestro2009]

Such a cool video. I can just imagine the excitement of seeing the name of seeing your (Viona's) village mentioned on the museum exhibit. I never visited Zheng He Museum despite being to Melaka numerous times; must go there the next time I am there. I love history!

[@tash211186]

Imagine fate has brought u here in malaysia 2 times and only to discover you are related to zhengho its ur great5x ancestor in the museum. Would be amazing if its true 😂

[@oldwatchma]

Yeah, really shocked😂

[@shamilsaharudin679]

You should definitely visit the Melaka Museum. It portraits history of Melaka and Malaysia. Everything start from Melaka, that's why it is call as a history state.

[@wasimsedharis7296]

malaysian call him laksamana cheng ho, i learn alot from your explanation about hui muslim eventhough im from Malaysia.. 😊

[@hussainmohamed6534]

It's not a Bangladesh restaurant, it's an Indian Muslim ( Malaysian caller "mamak") Bangladesh that only works there

[@khalilrahman959]

I feel positive energy 💞✨love and respect from Pakistan 🇵🇰💚💙🧡💜💟💞💯🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@BlueMilkTea443]

I am glad that you and family enjoy the trip here in Malacca❤

[@mohdfazliibrahim9459]

I can't lie...viona's style with the hijab and cap and sunglasses reminds me of the daughter of Malaysian prime minister Nurul Izzah..u can Google it just to see it

[@user-jp7do6rq6h]

@@mohdfazliibrahim9459 are you sure? She is not wearing socks, she is dont know dating is HARAM, she is not Islam

[@taqiuddinwahab5912]

Tapi style viona tu dulu pernah ada tahun 2007 camtu masa aku sekolah... x ingat la

[@mukhirun]

tak la style dia lebih kepada makcik-makcik kampung macam mak aku. dekat indonesia pun ada gakpakai style macam ni. tapi dari pakai style tudung lilit lilit lepas tu nampak dua bukit dengan kepala membonjol tu baik pakai tudung macam ni. 😅

[@deshwitat_2]

yep,according to the textbook to our history based on admiral cheng ho,chinese trader came to malay land to trade rather than war,its peaceful,and accepted by the parameswara (king of malacca) at the time,then start spreading islam to malay people.. and after 600 years passed by,admiral cheng ho still remained one of the figure of shaping islam in southeast asia ..i wonder what textbook in china mentioned bout ancient malaysia when u guys learning about us in modern time..

[@adamzack9259]

totally wrong information ..some of malay people was embrace islam a hundred years earlier than 1400AD Parameswara ..please refer the Kedah sultanate which accepted Islam on 1136AD

[@Ken_Anna_Zayn]

Back in school during history class, I always heard and read about two important Chinese figures: Cheng Ho (Zheng He) and Ma Huan.

[@lubuksiejie6548]

aku suka betul lah kalau video dari youtuber yang pergi tempat2 sejarah camni,

[@user-zs1qf8it5z]

Assalamualaikum... We welcome you and your family to Malacca.. Hope you will come again..

[@hadirahman9775]

Unlike Chinese, westerns came to Malacca to colonize. Portuguse,Dutch,English

[@azidinzidin9234]

Every restaurants or food vendors must be clean always, so u've not to worry about it. It because our City Council & Health Department Officers will come to check periodically all the places to ensure that the workers follow the rules... So, no matter if they're Bangladeshi or Indonesian must follow the rules.. enjoy guys❤

[@yaphinchin1589]

👍 well presented...keep going 🙏 😀

[@bradlee3098]

Very educational and informative video!

[@yuzazuryatibintimohdyusofk139]

During British occupation Singapore (which then still belonged in Malaysia), Malacca and Penang were called strait states That’s why they have the same atmosphere

[@suhanjayalian5044]

*Perlu di ingat Melaka ini adalah populasi China Tiongkok terbesar di Malasia dan kedua di malasia setelah pulau Penang* meskipun sejarah *Kerajaan Raja Raja Melayu dan Hang Tuah pertama di Melaka ini namun perlahan China Tiongkok semakin mendominasi* banyak aksara China Tiongkok dibandingkan tulisan Melayu perlahan Pasti mereka berkuasa. Itu sebabnya pribumi semakin terpinggirkan tinggal di pinggiran. Yah nuansa China Tiongkok sangat kental disana bahkan bertanya dalam hati ini lagi dinegara negara China Tiongkok atau malasia . Begitulah kira-kira 😊..

[@Yaaaa_Lee99]

​@@suhanjayalian5044Kira-kira?😂 Aiyyyaa..tak pasti, jangan kongsi maa...🤪

[@zenosssann9782]

​@@suhanjayalian5044 ouh begini IQ jongkok sebar fakta yang direkayasa 😂.

[@amiryazidali7659]

@@suhanjayalian5044wak jawa so pinter. Mau ngajar warga Malaysia sejarah Malaysia. 🤣POPULASI terbesar bangsa Cina terbesar adalah di negeri Perak sejak kedatangan British, bukan Pulau Pinang atau Melaka. 🫡😇🤣 Wak Cindo pasti tidak tau sejarah Cindo di pulau Jawa.Sejak Indon merdeka, sudah 3 kali Chindo mau di usir dari Jawa iaitu tahun 1959, 1961 dan 1997.🫡 Sebelum kemerdekaan Indon, rakyat Jawa memandang Chindo sebagai kroni Belanda makanya amat di benci pribumi. Itulah situasi kaum pendatang Tiongkok di Jawa ketika zaman Belanda.

[@AYIlIEN_LAH]

​@@suhanjayalian5044Kami di konoha juga ada budaya ketar ketir yang sudah mendonia di UNESCO seperti preman, begal, pungli, jamberet, pegamen, scam, curanmor, tukang palak, tawuran, rusuhan, dukun, dangdutan, demo, judi online terbesar di konoha, anak vespa extreme . Jangan coba2 claims ini konoha punya ya . 😊

[@Johanna-Rogier-Awad]

Salaam thank you for this amazing video.

[@mohdnasirabdullah7206]

Now there's another system introduce in Malaysia, called Ar Rahnu. The money borrowed not charge with interest but the profit derived is from charging the safe keeping of gold kept.

[@pendambahidayah4712]

Just so you know....there's a 2 main differences of Malaysian Chinese in Malaysia : 1) Malaysian Chinese before Portuguese. 2) Malaysian Chinese brought and left by the British/Evil Western. Both are very different in terms of political views of the world. 😊

[@Khauchina]

How's British evil

[@brianwang8546]

What's the % between 1 and 2?

[@pendambahidayah4712]

@@brianwang8546 Prior to the Portuguese era, mostly the Chinese here are among the Han people from Fujian. They were the traders during the glorious era of the Melaka sultanate. After the British occupation, beside Fujians as the Chinese majority, people from Guangdong, Guangxi, and Hainan also came. To know more about the differences in the Chinese society of Malaysia due to the political and administration change in China, just do a little research and trace back on the history of China. After independence, after all the colonial era ended, now some are with MCA, some with DAP, some with Gerakan while at Borneo side, SUPP. Some prefer western Taiwan, some prefer China. Some rather immigrate to the western parts of the world. Some rather stay to keep their lineage intact. Some are more liberals while some are still conservative. Some don't mind the UiTM thingy, while some are very vocal about it. These differences in society are normal, because we are humans. It also happened within the Malay society, the Indians and other ethnicity as well. But, at the end of the day, we all are Malaysians and the differences among us, is the variable of colors and that's what makes Malaysia unique. ☺️

[@pendambahidayah4712]

​​@@brianwang8546Prior to the Portuguese era, mostly the Chinese here are among the Han people from Fujian. They were the traders during the glorious era of the Melaka sultanate. After the British occupation, beside Fujians as the Chinese majority, people from Guangdong, Guangxi, and Hainan also came. To know more about the differences in the Chinese society of Malaysia due to the political and administration change in China, just do a little research and trace back on the history of China. After independence, after all the colonial era ended, now some are with MCA, some with DAP, some with Gerakan while at Borneo side, SUPP. Some prefer western Taiwan, some prefer China. Some rather immigrate to the western parts of the world. Some rather stay to keep their lineage intact. Some are more liberals while some are still conservative. Some don't mind the UiTM thingy, while some are very vocal about it. These differences in society are normal, because we are humans. It also happened within the Malay society, the Indians and other ethnicity as well. But, at the end of the day, we all are Malaysians and the differences among us, is the variable of colors and that's what makes Malaysia unique. ☺️🎉😊

[@weirdshit]

Same as native malays and those "foreign" malays in malaysia. LOL.

[@neetotaku3008]

very informative!

[@KopiAisIkatTepi]

That cheng ho museum looks so interesting..never been there before..after watching this vlog it makes me interested to visit the museum whenever i go to melaka next time

[@mohamadzahidzainulabidin6862]

20:10 Dilraba Dilmurat more pretty than Fan Bing Bing … Dilraba Dilmurat famous Uyghur singer and actress in China

[@novinurhayati9738]

So cute with little kebaya Mak Chik😊😊

[@natrahmohammad8979]

Little He looks so cute and pretty wearing that nyonya attire. ❤❤❤😂

[@sitikunyit9588]

This is not Bangladesh restoran. Owner Mamak India Malaysia. Their workers

[@queenebonyqueenebony]

Nice video Alhumdulilah 🌸🌸

[@pelanaarena9420]

Go to Morten village at night ..for healing at night and try the food there..beautiful heritage

[@ihategooogle]

Little He is so cute in that nyonya dress, Oldwatch Ma has the cutest niece in the world 🥰. Also you guys need to be more careful, you may want to edit this part out here 21:57, I don't want your channel to be taken down LOL 😂

[@Kuppasy]

Zheng He’s ship was many times larger than Columbus’s ship.

[@suhaimi_othman1006]

Waalaikumsalam sis viona and ma and ma family..😊😊

[@MY-fj7rj]

It's a gold pawnshop. You can't pawn any item at the pawnshop like clothes etc..Just gold & valuable stone (Jade, Emerald, diamonds etc)

[@putra67al-habshie46]

Rolex

[@shahmurshed]

LOVE from BANGLADESH

[@mohdyazid3810]

Assallamm... May your visit safe and enjoy always

[@keon79]

Islam in Malaysia started early during Malacca Sultanate in 15th century. The merchants from Middle East came & make Malacca Sultan as Muslim. Before that he was a Hindu. Malacca was very powerful during those days. Now the Malacca Sultanate and the noblemen had scattered to form other states Royal families

[@amiryazidali7659]

Based on the engraved stoned dated 10th century written in Jawi discovered in Trengganu , Islam most probably came to the peninsular in the 9th or 10 century . The engraved stone and its replica are exhibited at Trengganu State Museum

[@memyself4362]

Nope. U need to do lots of research before u write about history. Bersurat Terengganu; Jawi: باتو برسورت ترڠݢانو‎) is a granite stele[1] carrying Classical Malay inscription in Jawi script that was found in Terengganu, Malaysia.[2] The inscription, dated possibly to 702 AH (corresponds to 1303 CE), constituted the earliest evidence of Jawi writing in the Malay world of Southeast Asia, and was one of the oldest testimonies to the advent of Islam as a state religion in the region.[3] It contains the proclamation issued by a ruler of Terengganu known as Seri Paduka Tuan, urging his subjects to extend and uphold Islam and provide 10 basic Sharia laws for their guidance.[4]

[@atipruzlan]

I can tell you my ancestors were Muslims way before 15th century buddy

[@memyself4362]

​@@atipruzlan it is your ancestors.. but islam already came way more before your ancestors came in.. becoz sharia law already exists before that.

[@atipruzlan]

@@memyself4362 came in from where?

[@Delhi_Sultan]

Mashallah, thank you for these videos. Malaysia is a beautiful country and Chinese culture is also very interesting.

[@azmanabas8425]

Bro ma... Ur sister is very funny.😅😅 Always cheerful and full of positive vibes 👍

[@HidupIniSementara]

May Allah bless you and family

[@user-td8qy5yj6w]

Aleykümüsselam maşallah maşallah maşallah çok güzel bir vido olmuş emeginize saygı Türkiye den çok selamlar Allah'a emanet olunuz ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@bahazmedia]

The restaurant is local malaysian restaurant, but the workers is from Bangladesh. It's not bangladeshi food. It's Malaysian food. For your information Islam arrive here through Arabic merchants and south Indian muslim merchants in early 1400..and also big influence from Chinese Muslim Your should visit Hang Li Po Wells, who married the Malacca Sultan...

[@flyingfox3766]

Old ma… your videos are so interesting… so funny that your family find pawnshop interesting lol….and i learn that china and malaysia have so many connection from history… but maybe because of the media and how its one sided i did not realize that

[@kopxpert]

The worker is from Bangladesh, the restaurant is not. Please remember there are many foreigners from all over Asia come to work here. Also, the restaurant is MALAYSIAN.... Malaysian Indian.

[@user-zc8ke4uj7w]

Zhenghe pronounce as Cheng Ho in Malay. Laksmana Cheng Ho = Admiral Zhenghe.

[@alsetalokin88]

that's borrowed from southern chinese languages

[@manalittlesis]

Zheng He = Mandarin Cheng Ho = Cantonese 🤦

[@tinateh]

@@alsetalokin88 yes, Hokkien likely. Most of his crew hailed from Fujian.

[@azmanabas8425]

Cute little xiaohe in nyonya kebaya dress 🤩🤩

[@justdenisz7832]

In malaysia you can see Local malaysian Malay,chinese and indian (peninsular malaysia) but malaysia also have A LOT of immigrant worker like bangladesh,indonesian, myanmar and more... maybe its hard for you differentiate between locals and immigrant worker but for us we can tell the difference.. every chinese here speak chinese everyday and stick to their culture sames goes to india.. but that also means theyre not really good at speaking in national language which is malay... but we can understand each other and i love the differences between each race that just show good this country can be.. except for politic and racial issues i dont think there would be a problem if we can solve that

[@timeaftertime-om7os]

Cause malaysia is immigrant country. Even your kings are immigrant from Nusantara Indonesia and Siam Thailand.

[@justdenisz7832]

@@timeaftertime-om7os yeah funny thing for you to say that lol keep on yapping bullshit

[@AidaErinna]

​​​@@timeaftertime-om7osAnd Indonesia is a claim country...always claimed everything originated from Indonesia 😂😂

[@suhanjayalian5044]

*Perlu di ingat Melaka ini adalah populasi China Tiongkok terbesar di Malasia dan kedua di malasia setelah pulau Penang* meskipun sejarah *Kerajaan Raja Raja Melayu dan Hang Tuah pertama di Melaka ini namun perlahan China Tiongkok semakin mendominasi* banyak aksara China Tiongkok dibandingkan tulisan Melayu perlahan Pasti mereka berkuasa. Itu sebabnya pribumi semakin terpinggirkan tinggal di pinggiran. Yah nuansa China Tiongkok sangat kental disana bahkan bertanya dalam hati ini lagi dinegara negara China Tiongkok atau malasia . Begitulah kira-kira 😊..

[@zainonkadir]

​@@suhanjayalian5044Wah minat betul kamu jika keluar topik tentang Malaysia. Ini menunjukkan Malaysia itu cukup popular dan diminati. Terima kasih kerana sampai tidor tak Lena dan mandi tak basah rindukan Malaysia si jantung hati.

[@sammoe4321]

Slm ❤ Islam 2 Malaysia comes from Allah (swt), 2 Mankind around the world al7amdulillah. Say Mashaa'Allah pls one time instead of one million times WoW 😤! Lovely Greetings to your Mashaa'Allah beautiful family ❤

[@koisokmo4315]

Going back in time, history is so interesting.

[@ramliabubakar1944]

Hopefully next visit please come to Terengganu

[@wlee8989]

28:05 The 9 figures in this video are Walisongo of Chinese descent, who had a huge influence in the spread of Islam on the Indonesian island of Java.

[@Teguh_Nuran]

We also have Zheng He or (Cheng Ho in our pronounce) heritages in Semarang Indonesia, there are some interesting places like mosque, chinese temple and maybe kind of museum, but i think Malaka make the museum more modern and enjoyable to visit Seems like Oldwatch so struggle to pronounce "Nyonya" 😂

[@saifahmad3424]

Old watch, you should try Asam Pedas when you re in Malacca. Asam Pedas is the dish that your sis loves when she tried at Petaling street. Try it!... The grilled fish is also delicious in Malacca! Try it for your dinner, pleaseees

[@enchesoyaregaliaatriadelig5951]

You guys should try asam pedas too... Just googled it, there are plenty of famous asam pedas restaurants around...

[@Markocuts_marwan]

Salam @Oldwatch Ma, you must try this, asam pedas melaka (sour&spicy dish).

In my mother village in Terengganu (east coast of malaysia) we have families from Yunnan they are Chinese Muslim. I knew from late grandma Yunnan Muslim in the village maybe before 1940's

[@tirmizi-rl3so]

I'm a malay from trengganu, I have yunnan blood thru my father's side. Is it common from peoples from terengganu to have yunnan ancestors?

[@lhong5411]

现在懂了。早期新马在学校课本不用 “穆斯林” 不同 “清真寺”，而是 “回教徒” 和 “回教堂” 。

[@SultanKhan-r8c]

Sir i am from mewat in india i love your video i belong to muslim community ❤️

[@queensvictoria]

In Indonesia 🇮🇩 we call Zhenghe is Cheng Ho... And we have The relics of the zhenghe mosque are also in our country

[@atipruzlan]

Same here teman. We call him Laksmana Cheng Ho

[@yunusibrahim2474]

sama d Msia juga, cuma d China namanya d sebut Zhenghe..different dialek mungkin

[@dargombez8289]

in Indonesia,,, in Surabaya city (east java),,, there' a Mosque called Masjid Cheng Ho (Zheng He Mosque),,, the mosque look alike with traditional mosque in China,,, but in Semarang city. in central java,,, there's also a big temple for Zheng He,,, in there chinese konghucu (confucianism) considered Zheng He as the god,,, nowadays there's some Masjid Cheng Ho in some cities around Indonesia built by Indonesian-Chinese Muslims community Association,,, such in cities like Banyuwangi, Pasuruan, Jember, Malang (east Java Province), Magelang (central java), Makassar (south sulawesi), Palembang (south sumatra), Batam, Jambi, Riau (cities in sumatra), Lombok (West Nusa Tenggara), Balikpapan, Samarinda & Kutai Kertanegara (East Borneo province) etc

[@zainonkadir]

Wow quite a number of mosques built during his time has Chinese Muslim influences

[@mrsdin3739]

6:14 the real brother conversation to his sister 😂😂

[@pendambahidayah4712]

Pure and Authentic Bangladesh food is way better than our mamak. I love it but it's hard to find one now 😢

[@user-nu2wc6rd6k]

whaat?

[@splendid96]

@@user-nu2wc6rd6khe’s right actually. Had tasted pure Bangladeshi and Pakistan food back then. So good.

[@alfanjumi]

Every tourist/vloggers tend to rely more on their info on google maps etc, but i always ask them to blend more with locals, so they will get many information about places of foods best, local spots especially from the grab/taxi driver, most of them knows best. This to avoid misunderstanding or the least confirming what u have read before

[@kopxpert]

U think we don't know what pawnshops are??? No need to explain it. Pawnshops are all over Malaysia and the world!!

[@v3rstyl3]

17:18 that is an instrument, drum type for call to Salah/Pray before speaker were invented. In Malaysia there is 2 type instruments used for remind time to pray. 1 is drum type just like your video, another is made from solid wood trunk with hole on inside.

[@user-ti5um5ek1t]

The Chinese baby girl just looks like my youngest daughter

[@wsmithe2209]

Interesting fashion choice for the trip.

[@safril62]

Thats why we called him laksamana cheng ho in school.. i just get in now😅..

[@hazelhazel1846]

小禾今天是Little Nyonya. 我的儿子名也是禾，嘉禾。

[@oldwatchma]

很好听很有寓意的名字～“嘉和”万事兴～☺️