Our FIRST Malaysian Chinese friend in Malacca | Visit odest masjid

After visiting the Zheng He Museum, I was astonished to discover that Zheng He and I share the same ancestor. This revelation has heightened my curiosity about the upcoming trip to Malacca. We are set to walk around the cultural and historic street, visit the oldest mosque and meet our first Malaysian Chinese friend, who finally took us to visit and explore the charm of this city. I am full of anticipation and wonder about the unknown experiences that lie ahead.
00:03 intro
00:46 walk around the jonker street
7:52 oldest masjid
12:52 meet our friend
13:54 cendol shop
18:58 drive around the city center
21:15 visit old town
24:40 the name of the city
25:41 summary #muslim

[@andrewchong2616]

Thank you Christina and fikri for bringing them around Melaka.

[@suhanjayalian5044]

Untuk pengetahuan dan Wawasan *(Cendol)* merupakan *Makanan Khas Nusantara Lokal Indonesia yang berasal dari Jawa* , dalam Bahasa Jawa Kuno Nama lain Adalah *(Tjendol)* merupakan warisan Makanan Budaya Jawa. Jika Abang Kakak datang ke Indonesia akan sudah mudah menjumpai Cendol di daerah Jawa namun jika Kakak sampai ke Yogyakarta NamaNya akan berubah .. Orang Yogyakarta menyebut *(Djawet atau menjadi Dawet)* Meskipun begitu seringkali orang malasia meniru apapun yang berkaitan dengan *Budaya indentitas Bangsa Nusantara Indonesia* , Karena mereka memang tidak memiliki jati diri. Yah jika berada di malasia Semua Budaya Asing menonjol entah itu *China Tiongkok India Bangladesh Nepal Rohingya* ketimbang Budaya Pribuminya. *Datanglah sekali lagi ke Indonesia Kakak Abang* terutama datang ke *Lombok Makasar dan Banjarmasin* untuk menjelajah keindahan Indonesia lebih jauh Budaya Identitas Indonesia, Terimakasih 😊..

[@MohdSakri-dk5qz]

​@@suhanjayalian5044 adaku tanya?

[@MohdSakri-dk5qz]

​@@suhanjayalian5044 orang asal negara China pun tidak claim kebudayaan Cina yang ada di negara Malaysia

[@timeaftertime-om7os]

​@@MohdSakri-dk5qz Ada, itu old ma sebut malaka city seperti ada di china khusus nya di fujian. China India Indonesia adalah negara besar. Wajar saja negara kecil seperti malaysia menjadi melting point budaya negara besar.

[@shamabdan]

@@MohdSakri-dk5qz HAHAHAHAHA SEMUA DIA PUNYA

[@natrahmohammad8979]

I’m very proud of our fellow Malaysians Ms Christina and Mr Fiqry for such warm hospitality showing them around Malacca and having a good time. Good job guys! 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@suhanjayalian5044]

Malaka seperti negara China Tiongkok tidak memiliki identitas budaya Pribumi

[@KJotakCetek]

What’s the point? Ko masih akan undi PAS extremist pemusnah Malaysia. So diamlah.

[@mr.arisa0085]

TQ to our friends in Melaka for treating our guests with kindness. You have all shown exemplary behavior as representatives of Mlaysia. Christina, your smile is truly beautiful 😍

[@dauswq]

Hi Fiona, that was graveyard. Normally in Malaysia, Muslim cemeteries were built neighboring to the mosque.

[@PhazeyBlur]

Viona, Those protruding white stones are called batu nesan, or tomb stones, btw usually when we see a muslim graveyard we gift al-fatihah to those buried there. I'm curious how graveyards in yunnan looks like.

[@ViolentCabbage-ym7ko]

Good job Christina and Fikri for bring them around Melaka👍

[@nickloong]

It's so nice of your local Malaysian friends to show you around Melaka. You guys covered more iconic places today in Melaka than the last few days put together. 😊

[@acerazak4087]

Very good Christina n Fikri for showing hospitality to our guests👍. Next video in Putrajaya? If you are still in Putrajaya recommend visiting the beautiful park/garden : Taman Hijau Saujana Putrajaya 🌲

[@luqmanrashid1651]

malacca is one of the cleanest places in malaysia. i'm johorean, and i studied in one of the public universities in malacca..it holds a lot of memories.

[@SyedFaizalAlYahya]

This is the beauty of Malaysia...multiracial community...Malacca is 1 of the world UNESCO historical place...like the Chinese great wall...u all r very fortunate to visit Malacca...ty Allah

[@haryhary399]

Not only Cheng He, Hang Li Po, a daughter of the Ming Emperor of China, arrived in Malacca, accompanied by 500 attendants, to marry Sultan Mansur Shah who reigned from 1456 until 1477, The Princess is known to wear the bound feet shoe!

[@zaslinaumi2182]

Yeah! the hospitallity of Malaysian .. .. glad to see .. thank u fikry n christina fr showing n explaining the history of Malacca ..

[@anorzaimah]

Salam Yusof & Viona. Terima kasih Christina & Fikri wakilkan kami bawa mereka jejalan Banda Hilir. semoga anda berdua dipermudahkan segala urusan..aamiin aamiin aamiin. Thank you Yusof & Viona for your sharing & please come again to melaka. Semoga sentiasa didalam lindungan Allah..aamiin aamiin aamiin

[@adamzack9259]

MashaAllah ..xie xie nie Christina leng looi ..terima kasih Fikry leng chai hensem boy to hosting Ma Erzhou & Viona touring around Melaka .and jazakallah Oldwatch Ma..we wish u all got blesssing by Allah swt ..inshaAllah ..Tabarokallah ..

[@jamilsalem7584]

You deserve it Thanks!

[@oldwatchma]

Thank you~

[@gggonesxc6248]

Jauh perjalanan, luas pemandangan.

[@azidinzidin9234]

Hi Fikri & Christina.. proud of u to be a temporary Tour Guide for this guys, may Allah bless u.. Christina, pls tell Fikri ' Don't be shy2 ahh'😊'.. enjoy❤

[@jaykassim3474]

Congratulations and thank you to Christina n Fikry for helping and explaining everything for them❤😊🇲🇾💪🏻

[@WaleedTravels]

Love the video bro!! Wish i came to Malacca with y’all

[@oldwatchma]

☺️☺️☺️☺️

[@mueizzahsalleh]

😄 Krisya.. Khaled.. Bro got new name everytime 🤭

[@mohdfaizmy]

Terbaik qristina n fikry..good job!

[@syaffsullivan7472]

Thank You Christina & Fikri..

[@espreedupree]

I love Viona’s intro voiceover at the start ! It was done very well and would like to see more of this style in next videos ! And very nice of Christina and Fikry to show you around 😊

[@lpark9772]

Nice la the handsome fikri and cutee christina you two the best.good job guys.

[@mohamadzahidzainulabidin6862]

30:47 Dai people are from Xinshuabanna … Southern Yunnan .. I and my wife we went there by sleepers bus from Kunming South Bus Station 730 kilometres….. that time there is no train service to Jinhong city… City beside Mekong/Lanchang river…the weather there so good just like Cameron Highland… It’s said this place is the origin of Thai people…even got Thai style Wat there and local celebret Songkran… we found one mosque near the morning market and a few noodles shop operated by Hui from Xinning Qinhai… From Jinhong we took local bus to Mohan boarder town then we crossed to Boten Laos …. Along the way to Laos border we saw a lot of Durian , jackfruit, mangosteen , rambutan , banana etc etc farm and thousands of hectares rubber plantation … I bet … even you..Mr Ma and Viona…never been to Jinhong Xinshuabanna…. That time we went backpacking back to Malaysia …from Heilongjiang to our home in Kedah state Malaysia using local land transportation… Stay safe and stay happy

[@aidanross9489]

That is one LONG backpacking journey! 1. How long did it take you from start to finish? Which time of the year did you start your journey from Heilongjiang? 2. When was this trip undertaken? 3. How old were you guys then? Presumably, physically you were fit to undertake such a journey! 4. Any problems finding hotels for foreigners that you could stay in?

[@mrsdin3739]

@@mohamadzahidzainulabidin6862 😱 sounds amazing...

[@tash211186]

Im so proud of my country. How we all tolerate every races and culture .. u said u cannot find those houses in china anymore but in malacca malaysia. How bizzare. And look at the cute mosque. Chinese design masjid in Muslim majority country.. I wish we are well and happy

[@AgungSuyono4Life]

The white colour stones near the oldest masjid of malaca are tomb or cemetery of moslem and usually are family of the masjid founder

[@anarohana5656]

Historically before portugese built the a famosa building, the site was originally the sultan of malacca's palace. It was attack and destroyed by portugal.

[@azmanabas8425]

And at the stadhuys area or the red building is where once the great mosque of melaka stood before it was demolished also by the Portuguese

[@oppai9580]

oh baru tau kalau tak melaka sekarang mesti ada sultan

[@abdullahali-ny5bf]

Asalamualaikum*first of all welcome to Malaysia both of you ( Muslim Chinese from mainland China ...Yunnan province) ....there was a lot place for you to visit from Perlis to Sabah Malaysia l am sure many more Muslim community from mainland China will visit Malaysia soon / they are welcome ........we proud of you our brother and sister Muslim Chinese ......Amin

[@azmanabas8425]

Bro ma.. I like ur translation of the malay places and food names... 😅😅😅 Very funny

[@AinieAziz86]

Thats is old graveyard (in oldest time, the graveyard is around the mosque)

[@mokieth3456]

more specifically those are tombstones

[@gebmetroworlds4537]

Just for Old Watch and Viona, the cylindrical nisan (tombstones) are for men, and the flat ones are women's. Does Hui culture have something similar?

[@khalidahmad354]

Alhamdulillah.. thanks for your new friends join to around Malacca town..

[@blaquecat]

malaysia is literally spirited away, it comes to live at night. day time too hot 😅

[@oldwatchma]

I'm used to traveling at night now.

[@hidayatemir]

If you're really thorough and appreciative, you can realize and feels the authentic special sense while you are in the Kampung Hulu Masjid. No words can explain it. Joy your day in Melaka. Asalamualaikum.. # Cheng Ho, a Mongolian actually, muslim born Mongolian. Have met and a friend of Hang Tuah at that time. Commissioned by China Emperor to bring Princess Hang Li Po's entourage to Melaka. 😊🇲🇾💞🇵🇸

[@mohdnasirabdullah7206]

A famous tag line for Malaysia is ' Malaysia is truly Asia ' . Then that's your video title today. Malay, Chinese, Indian and European cultures here.

[@ihategooogle]

11:19 Those are tombstones or gravestones. A typical Muslim grave in Malaysia can either have 1 or 2 tombstones, one is always placed above the head of the deceased, and graves with 2 tombstones would have another one placed above the feet of the deceased.

[@AidaErinna]

We called it Tanah Perkuburan Islam (Islamic cemetery) 😊😊

[@azmanabas8425]

Kalu Di pulau tioman, masih ada rumah org dulu2 yg ada kubur ditepi rumah mrk. Dulu2 org pulau tioman kebumikan jenazah keluarga mrk ditepi rumah Masing2

[@MojoZ20]

Viona 👐🏼..i think you are mistaken on the "durian" chendol - if it is "sour", it was not actually "durian" - the fruit that you have eaten a few times here. its actually another (different) fruit called "soursop" in english, and called "durian belanda" in Bahasa Malaysia. But, it is not the same species as "durian". just a translation mix-up, dont be confused and wonder why you never had tasted a sour "durian" fruit before.

[@AzizOthman]

stay strong fikry~ from fikry to fikly and end up khaled 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@hudstarz]

😂😂😂

[@cheriamanja6214]

As usual very informative & entertaining vlog from this cute couple. My advice is bring a notebook & jot down stuff you do that day like name of places & ppl you meet while travelling. That notebook will save your important information.

[@Ali_kazi_mumbai]

Very good video and love your English accent ❤❤❤

[@damiritambuku4807]

Fiona you ask what are those stone beside the Masjid, it is thomb stone for burial ground. Here we call it batu nesan, some partivulars of the dead on the head thomb stone. Each grave has two thomb stone.

[@MahmudLatiff]

I tink tbey came to malaysia previouly. They must love malaysia very much!😊

[@denniswoo9334]

Welcome to Melaka and Malaysia.

[@they0nex93]

Been to Malacca like 5 times already. But it was my first time seeing inside A'Famosa during the night. Interesting~

[@drmaslindamusa1561]

You should visit the Malacca museum, the one that looks like the replica of the old Palace.

[@PhazeyBlur]

Viona, Those protruding white stones are called batu nesan, or tomb stones, yes that is a muslim graveyard, usually placed next or behind mosques in kampungs, my theory is to make it easy for relatives to tidy up and visit, especially after solat eidul-fitris. btw usually when we see a muslim graveyard we gift al-fatihah to those buried there. I'm curious how graveyards in yunnan looks like.

[@goolooggg9005]

Heerenstraat aka 荷兰街 was a Dutch street before the Baba Nyonya moved in after the Brit colonisation of Malacca 1824 (200 years ago)

[@lynnetaadis2765]

old ma stop eating sandal🤣🤣. waiting for your next video

[@AbeiMei]

Too bad, Christina or Fikry did not bring you to visit the Portuguese settlement in Ujong Pasir

[@tonyfah52]

You must visit the zhonghua cemetery (中华义山）it’s the oldest cemetery in southeast Asia,if not wrong this cemetery has more than 600 years even the late China premier Deng Xiao Peng have visited, i do hope you guys to spare time to visit, 😅

[@AbdulRazak-z3x]

Bound feet actually brought by chinese imigran during British colonial. I remember saw very old lady in the 1980s, her feet so small and look like criple. She maybe the last chinese girl got bound her feet during Qing dinasty still in power. Masjid Kg Hulu was build by a Chinese Muslim kapitan and local Malay. He married local Malay girl, daughter of local chief that time. He also rich merchant so he build this Mosque Kg Hulu.

[@bieyhidayah5]

Next, go to langkawi, penang, redang island terengganu!

[@Kuppasy]

At last you have bought a drone. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@bunnyhill2024]

如果去广东，福建的小城市或县城还是有很多这种地方的吧

[@AjjayAg-x9d]

you should visit , Chinese mosque, at krubong , behind hang jebat stadium

[@joelolli72]

Well Viona, those stones in the compound beside the mosque are graveyards. Most of the mosque in Malaysia have graveyards. Means the Qariah of the nearby villages or area are buried there. Some mosque don't have graveyards near to it's compound.

[@kaikai0785]

Should visit penang 😅 malacca can be covered within 1-2 days...

[@RamansSon]

Penang is also small and can be covered in 2 days,the best pace to go longer visit is KL

[@kaikai0785]

@RamansSon they've been to kl la

[@erikdalna211]

Are the stones in front of the masjid grave markers. They have them in Turkish mosques.

[@MehmediSesigüzel]

Türkiye den çok selamlar maşallah maşallah maşallah çok güzel bir vido olmuş emeginize saygı mescid çok güzel di ibadet ediyorlar ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ericloo6576]

If you visit Xiamen (Amoy) in Southeast China, the ancient houses are similar in design in Melaka.

[@salmaishaq9512]

Terkejut jap mak bila erzhao cakap makan sandal😂. Anyway the carved white stones beside the masjid is the cemetery. Most of the old mosques have the cemetery side by side.

[@MalayanFrog]

eating a lot of sandal oh my god i spit my drink 🤣

[@hudamajid4929]

Before Fan bingbing came… cendol kampung hulu already famous…

[@azmanabas8425]

Portion is quiet big.. Compare to mamak cendol one😅😅😅maybe this one is for 4 person

[@Brisamars-q1c]

Regardless of religion, mainlanders are not easy to befriend because they are relatively tongue tied and keep to themselves. By contrast, Malaysians are easy going and super friendly.

[@mgck6822]

Im 45 and a family friend grandma had bound feet. She was very old at the time i was just a kid

[@muselanious]

Nice vlog guys. 👍

[@klengsoo4023]

Did you notice that, all mosques in Melaka are designed with square architectural design, Chinese architecture.?

[@cheryll8008]

Actually it is always better to have a local so you can understand the city better. Malacca is historically beautiful

[@UNKHOWN-mn9ro]

MELAKA - STATE OF MALAYSIA HISTORY. MELAKA HAVE ALL HISTORY FROM SMALL TO MODERN HISTORY...

[@mingzhenyeo316]

With Fiona height & figure wearing Nyonya traditional clothes will be perfect & yeah don’t forget the bead shoes as well with the hand fan or umbrella during hot day 😅

[@mohd6537]

20:04 you should go inside this ship museum

[@Jaredbuncher]

The reactions of Oldwatch and Mrs Oldwatch shows me that a lot of Chinese don’t really know how Great The Middle Kingdom was, and its influence around the world’s ancient kingdoms and cultures.

[@aidanross9489]

So great was the Middle Kingdom that it was subjugated by the 'barbarian' Mongols, and for three centuries brought to heel by the pony-tailed, shaven-head Manchus! And if that was not enough, how pitiful indeed was the 'century of humiliation' and being the 'sick man of Asia'! Stop living in false past glories. History was never meant as an instrument of oneupmanship. Each civilisation has its own story of good and bad to tell.

[@jumiatimohamed6371]

Bila belajar sejarah ambil sekerat sekerat jalan tak mengkaji lebeh dalam ...tu yang jadi semuanya nak claim . Orang India buat ori chendol tak menclaim pun ... Konoha Konoha 🙄

[@semerahpadi4484]

11:17 those are tombstones, where people that passed away laid to rest

[@jamaltongkol7059]

You see Nyonya and Baba group, they enjoy special privilege in this country

[@saifahmad3424]

are you still in Malacca? if yes, can go try Durian Melaka Heng!

[@tedchandran]

Jai Hind. The Ming exploration had hasten the decline of Indian influences in the archipelago.

[@secar6742]

It feels like the only way ordinary people can communicate better is if religions become more secularized, and the more extreme the religion, the less tolerant it is of bystanders.

[@bio_lifestyle]

Nice one my friend 😢

[@kjbar]

Cendol made from glutinous rice with pandan leaf flavour.

[@Ameng3471]

The wudu pool were build to collect rain water since there weren't any running water during that time. The rain water pool will provides sufficient water for wudu for long time s8nce no water will be wasted. Well, that was 300 hundreds years ago tho on how they solve the water necessity.

[@Kuppasy]

Malaka is also famous for Chinese-Malay mixed ethnicity

[@AsrinOsman-v2p]

christina is so pretty ..❤❤..

[@zlflzlfzlfzlfizz5834]

A famosa is actually build by the potugese. Come on Malacca people

[@HengSoonAng]

You miss the kampong kling mosque.

[@noruparry]

"They are more Chinese than Chinese (of China)". I don't know why this makes me giggles so much.

[@maradon385]

If the durian is sour it means it may have been exposed to the air for quite some time and may not be fresh! It’s better you ask the owner why it has a sour taste next time.

[@azmanabas8425]

Or maybe she mistaken for durian belanda one... 😅😅😅 Durian belanda or soursoup is sour and sweet in taste

[@mumtazahmustajab9870]

In front of the masjid, they are cemeteries.

[@kelawarman]

It's not difficult to learn and to know the history of Melaka or any place for that matter. Just visit the state museum and you'll obtain all informations needed. No need guessing works unless you want people to give comments which in most cases are incorrect or incomplete. Whatever it is, Melaka is a Unesco City that itself tells a lot!!

[@Teguh_Nuran]

As an Indonesian, i realized some of my fellows will get triggered if the malay said cendol is their authentic drink But i try to be neutral, maybe before Indonesia and malaysia exist, cendol already exist and kind of become popular drink among the natives right after european introduced ice to us 😂😂😂

[@mrsdin3739]

It is normal a culture spread around the closest country. Like you said there is no country like name Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore before. Just think about Indonesian shumai, it is originally from Chinese delicacy, evolving to fit with local taste. Bakso? Why does it call BAKso? Is it bakso refer to the meatball? As I know Bak which refer to a meat is a word loan from Chinese. And Chinese food also familiar with soup noodle. Don't you think noodle doesn't belong to us The Nusantara people? This delicacies was brought by migrants back then. They are really far from us, but how can we have similar types of food? So why do people think it is impossible a close countries cannot have similar culture things? I guess only people in Borneo especially who is from Iban dayak do understand the sharing of culture similarities between two countries. Most of them will say this is Dayak or Iban culture instead saying this is Indonesian and Malaysian culture.

[@suhanjayalian5044]

Cendol berasal dari Indonesia Karena merupakan Makanan Khas Budaya Jawa

[@tokwanofficial3036]

​@@suhanjayalian5044 Ini adalah nama-nama CENDOL di Asia Tenggara. Jangan diklaim punya wong jowo atau cina Indonesia. cendol (Indonesia) · ลอดช่อง (lot chong) (Thailand) · bánh lọt or chè bánh lọt (Vietnam) · បង្អែមលត (bang-aem lot) or នំលត (nom lot) (Cambodia) · ລອດຊ່ອງ (lod song) (Laos) · မုန့်လက်ဆောင်း (mont let saung) (Myanmar) · chendol (Singapore) · cendol (Malaysia) · sindul (Mindanao, Philippines)

[@aididhalim7503]

@@suhanjayalian5044diamlah

[@AYIlIEN_LAH]

​@@suhanjayalian5044Bener. Ada lagi makanan dan minuman khas budaya jawa seperti, bakso celeng, kerupuk celeng, rendang celeng, sate ular, sate anjing, jalangkote, goreng pisang pelers kambing , torpedo kambing, kue teteks, kue pepeks berlapis, kue tai kucing, kerupuk tai kucing, kerupuk upil, makan kecubung, minum air miras, minum bir cap bintang, minum air anggur cap orang tua. Itu semua makanan dan minuman khas budaya jawa yang sudah juwara. 😊

[@jehanc]

The street are mostly nyonya or baba or peranakan when the Chinese man married javanese ladies where they wear the malay kabayan and speak malay but then they have chinese culture and worship toaist.

[@BoonLim-ef6yx]

I think you. An still those Chinese architecture in 福建 /广东 provinces

[@abdmunif1707]

A Farmosa was built by the Portuguese not by the Dutch

[@maydaym8078]

You should try river cruse @ night and eat dodol😂

[@syahida_85]

11:28 it's grave 🪦

[@LumeoxMy]

Guys, do you know that this mosque was built by the Chinese, hence, the Chinese facade and architectural design looked very Chinese.

[@dayak6427]

Kecil sekali ya untuk ukuran masjid yg tua, di bayangan saya yg namanya masjid tua pasti besar soalnya kan zaman dulu tak ada banyak masjid pasti orang2 akan berduyung2 datang terpusat ke 1 masjid, apa penduduk sana zaman dahulu sedikit islamnya? dan sepertinya juga bukan jenis masjid jami atau masjid yang digunakan raja/bangsawan zaman dahulu karena ciri2 masjid jami yaitu ada maqsurah kotak kecil dibelakang mihrab ruangan tempat raja sholat, krn mengikuti pemerintahan usman bin affan di masjid nabawi setelah umar bin khatab terbunuh dimasjid ketika sholat. Maqsurah tertua yang masih ada sekarang ada di great mosque kairouan di tunisia sejak abad 11 Diindonesia setiap masjid jami yg berumur tua pasti ada maqsurah, seperti di masjid agung surakarta, masjid gedhe kraton yogjakarta, masjid agung sang cipta rasa cirebon, masjid agung demak, kalau diluar jawa saya tidak tahu tp kalau di aceh juga ada

[@udazulhajj8747]

Kebetulan tahun akhir 130tahun belanda mula masuk di nusantara dan belanda itu musuh dengan portugis/Sepanyol di Eropah ...di pendek cerita belanda itu bersekutu dengan kesultanan Johor riau(Melaka) mengalahkan portugis di Melaka ,dan kota A Famosa yang runtuh itu adalah hasil serangan bom bom meriam zaman dulu ,sekutu Johor Riau ada lah bersyarat belanda tidak bole menganggu negeri2 melayu lain jika Johor membantu belanda memerangi portugis...di abad ke 18++ terjadi perang di Eropah antara belanda dan Perancis dan sekutu dan belanda kalah dan rajanya lari ke British meminta bantuan dan belandaenyerahkan wilayah jajahan nya di nusantara antaranya jawa(Batavia) kota Melaka jatuh di bawah British dan sebab itu lah British mula masuk ke nusantara melalui belanda , dan selepas itu British belanda membuat perjanjian setelah British berjaya di Eropah ...di pendek kan cerita seperti itu lah dulu ...kalau mahu tengok masjid yang lama tua di semenanjung itu ada di bahagian negeri Patani kelqntan kerana negeri negeri itu tidak di serang Eropah dan masjid nya masih ada dan banyak manuskrip tua artifak masih tersimpan di sana , kalah di Melaka sudah habis di ambil portugis Sepanyol belanda British x banyak yang ada lagi..

[@azmanabas8425]

Masjid besar melaka tlh di musnahkan olh Portuguese bersama2 istana melaka. Yg ini masjid dibina era belanda yg lbh tolerant kpd kepelbagaian agama. Masjid yg dlm video ini dibina olh seorang kapitan China dari tanah besar China yg memeluk islam dan berkawin dgn wanita tempatan

[@mhkatab]

explore getting a second home in a golf resort,. Saira Hayati did it

[@rockstarmsia3349]

A Farmosa fort built by Portugis.Not Dutch

[@one97three]

A Famosa Fort was constructed by the Portuguese not Dutch

[@KaPowProduction]

Next stop Ipoh & Penang.