Tribal People Try Ramadan Dishes From Around The World

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[@Reactistan]

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[@abdelabdel3872]

Shame on you Is not real harira recipe...

[@beehumble92]

You Should make a episode of them trying there own local favourite dishes and describe the taste

[@THEMMH_OFFCIAL]

Thanks for trying our foods...but we dont eat koftah(kofteh) for iftar in iran...we eat it for dinner...in ramedan we eat halim and ash reshteh for iftar and they very delicious...try them next time..thanks🌹

[@antonioestrada7023]

Do 3D Google Maps Please

[@sujitverma6029]

Ye kis bajboori me banaya tha!!!!!!!!!

[@Alex_FRD]

Yay Mustafa is back! "Kids these days only fast for one month, I've done it my entire life! Alhamdulliah." - Mustafa the Great of Reactistan

[@alsuvarnadvipadanargentum1743]

4:29 Mustafa’s usual catchphrase 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆 that we mostly agree with and he’s back for more brutal honesty about the food 🍱 Good for him

[@FaizKhan-jj4wy]

Thats not what he meant stop bluffing

[@morreamanha]

@@FaizKhan-jj4wy he wasn't implying that that's what he said, he was exaggerating he's mannerisms for the joke. joke that I think you missed.

[@TheLordKronos]

#Woosh#

[@thedstorm8922]

@@FaizKhan-jj4wy r/wooosh

[@Turmericc]

LOOOL he said the Dolma looks like fir'oun's coffin

[@HandsomeSmells]

Lmaoo him describing it like that killed me

[@stardroplet9499]

And it was from Egypt like their mummies 😂

[@umadbroyo2388]

@@stardroplet9499 i think firoun was also from egypt

[@Turmericc]

@@umadbroyo2388 yeah he's still lying there lol

[@tas3946]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@GentleTaipan]

At this point their faces and personalities are so familiar that seeing them feels like seeing friends. Happy Ramadan!

[@MrLuca998]

This is so true, they probably don't even know they have thousands and thousands of friends all over the world 😁

[@veryconfused9768]

Sooo true

[@mmoney1712]

As a Moroccan, I can tell you 1000000% that was NOT hrira! 😂😂😂 Shame on whoever made that. It looks like noddles and water. Mustafa deserves better!

[@emmatz3964]

I was shocked when I saw that lol😂 it looks like a hospital soup

[@aniacatrotsuki6543]

I agree 😂😂🤦🏻‍♀️

[@animationbros4735]

I was also shoked starfirollah

[@btsfff9983]

yaas as a morrocan i agree

[@rajaemhirit5790]

That was exactly what i said lol

[@catkin567]

'Maybe Egyptians faced a touch of disaster, that's why they made this' Woke my cat up laughing so loud!

[@SarahAl1111]

I’m Egyptian and I swear this dish is very famous in the Middle East 😂 and it is very Delicious 🤤❤️ we don’t call it dolma in Egypt. Iraqi people do and they add meat to it. In Egypt we call it waraa’ Enab ورق عنب. It is usually smaller than this size and it truly think they used the wrong recipe. In my opinion the best recipe is Syrian/Lebanese one. It is so delicious you must try it 😋❤️

[@ammaraslamhirai6549]

@@SarahAl1111 waraq e enab means grape paper/leaves in our language Urdu. Is it grape leaves dish?

[@4.12am]

@@ammaraslamhirai6549 yeah, here in egypt, we stuff those leaves with rice and roll it then cook it.

[@byeebitch]

It's not really just an egyptian recipe. Stuffed grape leaves are everywhere in the Middle-East, even in Turkey, people have many different varieties of this food in different regions (with or without meat, different ingredients, different flavors etc.)

[@catkin567]

@@SarahAl1111 I am sure they are delicious. I've not had them, but I have the Greek version, dolmades and I love them. They cannot be too dissimilar : )

[@saidabana9742]

I think Mustafa was nicer bc these were Iftaar meals. 😂😂😂

[@Eleidig007]

Ramadan makes us softer 🥰

[@Sifat_Rashid]

ye

[@Sifat_Rashid]

@Maryem Abid right

[@elroy8272]

He has become nicer and tasted the item. Perhaps feels better after time off.

[@islamonlysolution461]

Ya

[@Amar7605]

Sikh American here: Ramadan Mubarak to our Muslim brothers & sisters worldwide. 🙏🏽

[@qasis42]

Thank you brother. God bless

[@umadbroyo2388]

Thank you brother. Love from Pakistan!

[@farrukhmalik2862]

Thanks brother. Indian Muslim here😁

[@Priyush_]

Thank you❤

[@ashah8656]

Thank you 😊

[@aqsamaryambee]

“In which compulsion was it made” That’s what my parents had to hear when people saw me as a baby

[@evaeve6242]

Are u sad or being sarcastic???? .....but i laughed a lot for ur comment 😂😂.. It cheered my mind... God bless ❤️

[@garyp5437]

Haha!

[@zanifeernajneen41]

🤣🤣

[@manoz8380]

Lol. If I was you I'd have kicked those idiots

[@bangtanboys8821]

I died 😭😭😂😂❤️

[@freehoopoe]

- Big ass dried dolma - Dried chewy borek - Harira that looks like a hospital soup I bet if they tried the proper traditional recipes they'd be eating those dishes everyday.

[@mmoney1712]

I know right 😂😂 I want to remake everything for them the right way so they can enjoy them

[@chickenbaddie318]

@@mmoney1712 yesss like i was soo mad when i saw the dolma cause my mamas dolma slap i beg her to do it everytime

[@Iceechibi]

Dolma needed more olive oil on it and lemons!

[@ninototo1]

Agreed, dolma is the bomb.

[@wouhoulifeisamazing]

That Hrira didn't even have the color of a Hrira XD

[@Leo-tu8gh]

Coming from. Jewish man Muslims are so strong for fasting for all of ramadan,I only fast one on yom kippur and one on Tisha B'av and I still struggle haha. Ramadan Mubarak!! Muslim friends

[@troooooper100]

it gets easier by 3rd day, human body is just too adaptable

[@maria-wl4xt]

Thank you Jose.

[@rajababy2009]

actually every nation was made fasting a compulsory. Quran 2:183 O believers! Fasting is prescribed for you-as it was for those before you1-so perhaps you will become mindful ˹of Allah˺. so we believe every Prophet from every Nation prescribed the fasting for their nation from GOD that's why many pagan religions had fasting tradition

[@wamblipaytah1600]

I used to work as a maintenance man for an apartment building. Almost an entire floor were Muslim ppl. All were friends and some were family. I was invited back after sunset (after work) to eat. Every door was open and ppl went room to room. It seemed that every family had at least one unique dish and ppl just wandered room to room talking and eating. It was an amazing experience!

[@Sifat_Rashid]

its an amazing month

[@wamblipaytah1600]

@@Sifat_Rashid I felt so honored to be invited to hang out. They were so open and welcoming🙂.... And soooo much good food! 😁😁

[@yummi4tunekookie]

@@wamblipaytah1600 Yep--the food is sooooo

[@diane9247]

Oooh, that sounds great!

[@samaradashwood1491]

I would love to experience that

[@aydencastro3222]

Catholic Australian here wishing all my Muslim brothers and sisters a very blessed Ramadan Mubarak. May all of your petitions be granted.

[@Ssookawai]

Thanks a lot, may God bless you!

[@zaranaveed6930]

God bless you

[@nightwolfnightwolf3729]

Thanks alot . Loves and respects

[@thedailymotives]

Very kind of you . Thanks

[@samaradashwood1491]

this has to be the most chill and laidback comment section you guys remind me of the lofi community

[@emperor8716]

Manzoor and Naseeba have the best sass 😂 “Did they make this during drought?” “I am making a complaint to my viewers, she feeds me snakes and frogs” 😂😂

[@pablodelsegundo9502]

YES, they're my favorites! I wish Naseeba would do a spin-off channel like Manzoor and Mehboob did. I'd love to see more of her life.

[@ChrisBrogan]

I had to pause to laugh at Naseeba's joke because I didn't want to miss anything.

[@carrieflood4265]

Agreed. Love their personalities.

[@compilerofvideos]

F Naseeba. Its insulting to watch her. She does not eat any of the food!

[@sublimeandcoke]

@@compilerofvideos :: STFU! she eats all the time and tells the truth about it

[@yoh923]

I am very glad that they love the börek. Happy Ramadan from Turkey 🇹🇷 my brother and sister. As all Muslims in this blessed month, our prayer is to end the coronavirus epidemic and to have the crowded iftar tables and our relatives and friends that we miss in the next Ramadan. 🙌🏻🙌🏼🙌🏽🙌🏾🙌🏿

[@AM-it8jc]

Love back from Pakistan 🇵🇰💚

[@SilatBegin]

Insyaallah aamiin from Malaysia 🇲🇾

[@raymondweaver8526]

That is the prayer of all

[@nargesh.rezaie4994]

As an Iranian, so happy you liked our food😊 Happy Ramadan to everyone in all over the world!💚🤍 (I know it's 13th of Ramadan and a little late to say that😬)

[@ki7561]

We have a similar dish called koofta looks the same so I’m surprised they didn’t even recognise it especially the the name lol

[@sumaiyahsmith7813]

I'm an African American Muslim and I love samosas, pakoras and dates for iftar. I really love the desi iftars. I like grape leaves too but only if someone Arab makes it from scratch. Alhamdolilah for Ramadan and sharing in each other's culture

[@misteranonymous5616]

They have samosas and Pakoras in US ? I thought Indian food wasn't popular and tooo Spicy for average mericans

[@bloodyglitch1777]

@@misteranonymous5616 There are tons of Indian Restaurants in the US. Samosas and Pakoras yes. Tho at many places dishes are less spicy to cater to American tastes.

[@MRuby-qb9bd]

@@misteranonymous5616 I am American and I love Indian food! But often if you buy it in restaurants they do not use as much spice unless you request it, because Americans (where I live) don't like spices. But in the south and southwest especially next to Mexico especially spicy food is very popular.

[@chesca7295]

@@misteranonymous5616 hahaha where in the world did you hear that? The USA has a wide variety of cuisines from around the world

[@cjohnson4342]

The Arab grape leaves from scratch are the best!

[@ie1442]

Mustafa is the most genuine person in the whole traditional world .. We love him❤

[@GuruRPLSMK]

Traditional world 🌎🤣 I'm ded

[@samaradashwood1491]

@@GuruRPLSMK I believe it's a world

[@shariqahmed848]

Who else is happy to see Mustafa back ? 🙋🏻‍♂️😁❤️

[@strictlydiesel8305]

This was not Mustafa this was a cheap imitation, our Mustafa is cooked on coals

[@Cellinia_Dhwx]

of course me haha

[@Lantuak]

yey!!

[@tashumbriamiller]

Made my day!

[@Moonlight-kt3lw]

@@strictlydiesel8305 🤣

[@ikramlaghmami9179]

This is absolutely not Moroccan Hareera but I felt proud when Mustafa liked it lol Love from Morocco ♥️

[@algerian_daizy]

Not hareera at all 🤦🤦🤦

[@imwonderland9626]

It inly water hahaha

[@ikramlaghmami9179]

@@imwonderland9626 water and zgharite lol

[@elmafat451]

@@ikramlaghmami9179 lol

[@Sara-cj6gb]

I’m filling a complaint can you join me? I’m fuming wlh 3asbouni w ana sayma y3tihom l7rira

[@arielarce4297]

“So that name was for nothing. A second name is here” loved that

[@30251]

Mustafa was nicer than ever in this episode...maybe he's happy to be back:)

[@theguy7031]

And this time, he did appear to actually taste the food.

[@vengefulspirit99]

It's because Ramadan is a very holy time. Even he knows to respect another culture's holy foods.

[@chuntguntley8771]

ate more than usual too! it's good to see him engaging.

[@jgarcia4721]

He was probably trying to be respectful of other country's Ramadan traditions. What they eat after the fast is blessed and provided by God.

[@aurazero0]

It's because he tries natural, home-cooked food and not junk food. He's born a dietitian/healthy-food enthusiast

[@tienhernandez]

2:25 “In which compulsion was this made?” HAD ME DYING. THAT’S THE MOST FORMAL AND KIND WAY OF SAYING YOU DON’T LIKE IT

[@yourmuslimahukht3352]

6:29 you guys have been feeding the poor lady cold food so much that now she's surprised when she gets hot food😂😂

[@lilkitty9344]

😂😂😂😂

[@moizahmed7392]

Hahahhaa

[@sameeruddowlakhan]

I love that everyone said a little about their experiences with fasting, regardless of whether their fasting tradition was Muslim, Hindu, etc.

[@benyaminjameie]

I am so happy to see that they loved koofteh Tabrizi. I can't wait to see them try more Iranian food

[@ki7561]

We have a dish called koofta so I’m surprised they didn’t recognise the look of it or name but than again maybe because they are tribal people?

[@ryanolberding3049]

I have never seen Mustafa take such a big bite nor have such high praise for food; I'm glad we found something he likes. I think it helps that the hareera is so simple and reminds him of food he's used to

[@fuzzytigercat]

"I'll complain to my viewers she feeds me snakes and frogs" LOL

[@reklin]

I'd feel bad if it wasn't so much fun to watch them taste foods that I've never been able to eat myself.

[@mamoa351]

Mustafa is my favourite !! He talks and describes stuff the way my grandfather used to do!! May Allah gives him long and healthy life!! Let him know he’s remembered in prayers ..

[@saliwali]

WHO MADE THAT HAREERA?!! Ramadhan Mubarek everyone... But seriously. That was indeed just muddy water. I'm surprised they liked it.

[@Wiesjex01]

For real! If you look it up, the color is actually red ish. Really upset and offended seeing this contribution of our traditional dish

[@Sbfits]

wallahi i doubted that was muddy water, btw it contains more noodles than the briwat we ate last iftar

[@aasherabbas427]

@@Wiesjex01 Everyone has their opinion If I would've tried it I would've loved it. They just eat a lot spicy and tried different culture's food and did just state their opinion towards it

[@Wiesjex01]

@@aasherabbas427 dont get your point tbh. The ingredients may differ from region but the look (even the taste) of this one was just totally off

[@wy6523]

is hareera same as hareesa?

[@JACKnJESUS]

I've been to Morocco and Tunisia during Ramadan and it is absolutely a wonderful time. As a 'tourist' I was told I could sample food in the markets even during the daytime since I am not of the Muslim faith. The olive markets were amazing. I did not eat however...I decided to go with the flow and fast myself. First day is difficult for a novice...but there is a lesson involved. Once you break through the mental barrier... it becomes second nature. I fast once a week...every week now . Best thing ever. It changes you in a positive way.

[@Sherirose1]

Same happened to me..I forgot it was Ramadan and I accidentally tasted watermelon. I then realised when I saw all eyes on me. Now, I try to avoid Tunisia during Ramadan. I can't wait to go again soon.

[@TheZeyyyyy]

This man did not just liken dolma to a mummified pharoah. He is mad funny 🤣 😂😭😭😭😭

[@EltonFerns]

I know right!

[@AmjidMajeed]

To all our non-Muslim subscribers and all those watching, as Ramadan is upon us for us Muslims, I would imagine Reactistan will either have pre-recorded videos to post for us all in the coming weeks or they might have taken the decision to take a break during this blessed month. Either way, I hope our Non-Muslims fans watching will understand the importance of this blessed month of Ramadan. Stay blessed all.

[@tabris1135]

Maybe they record the videos after dusk

[@AmjidMajeed]

@@tabris1135 Possibly. Awaiting for their reply.

[@pablodelsegundo9502]

Of course! My father's family is shi'a (not exactly devout, though), so I get the significance despite not being raised muslim. Funny story- my real surname is distinctly of Arab origin, and 10yrs ago during Ramadan, I went to get gas, snacks, and beer at the corner shop/gas station. The guys working there were all Ismaili Pakistani dudes and the cashier looked at my debit card, then at me, then said "So no Ramadan for you, my friend?" lol, nope, but thanks for checking!

[@lugerpants]

Ramadan Mubarak!!!

[@LindaC616]

@@pablodelsegundo9502 😆

[@leahpalang6470]

Happy to see the Legend "Mustafa" back 😊😊😊😊

[@dustycoutu2721]

He is a total legend

[@dozydoe5245]

They have so much pride in their homeland, I would love to learn more through a video that focuses soley on the things they want to show the world about their culture. Its beautiful to see them light up when they find a common ground. The food theyre presented with isnt so different to what they know and they can appreciate the similarities and differences.

[@macalauresmuse]

I'm happy to see Mr. Mustafa back on the videos :) Lovely to hear the comments from others also.

[@DriedPersimmon-pys]

“Yeh Fir’on k kafan ki tarah lag raha.” “Yeh kis majboori main bnaya ?” “Hamary log itny faarigh ni hain k is trah ki harkaten karen.” What a savage king!

[@alefiyacassoobhoy1374]

I second that 😁

[@farrukhmalik2862]

Exactly

[@chits28]

Ikr

[@islamonlysolution461]

then he said probably made for times of draught

[@stan.bts1]

🤣🤣🤣

[@baron69420]

Hey Reactistan, please consider my request and bring Tribal/village people from other provinces and regions of Pakistan too on your channel. So that our Western audience can get a fair idea of the diversity of other regions of Pakistan too. I know this is a very difficult task but I would like to see people from other regions here too oneday.

[@Reactistan]

That's a wonderful suggestion. We are considering it. Will update soon! :)

[@fabcooks5926]

Yeah but please don’t replace the ones who are here , they’ve become like our family.

[@emanfatima7946]

@@Reactistan also add some Gilgitis

[@crazykeejan6981]

@@Reactistan Are any of the women hindues Because i see one of the women wears red hindu rleigous powder on her forehead * The woman in the blue lehenga *

[@AsimS92]

@@crazykeejan6981 yes some of them are Hindu

[@mansoortanweer]

My friends, the name Mustafa means 'the chosen one' in Arabic. It should not be seen as a coincidence that he is the spiritual leader of the comments section.

[@mustafaafatsum1492]

A great name 😁

[@abdulhadi9948]

in Portuguese Mustafa means mourinho...

[@valethewolf49]

Indeed

[@samihashukonna7822]

I'm from Bangladesh, and honestly, I just jump in joy when smell the mourgi mansho(chicken curry) my mom makes from the kitchen for iftar. It's literally the best classic to eat with white rice and salad :)

[@karimaly9670]

Just had war2 3nab (grape leaves) today for iftar elhumdillah, we make it much smaller but packs a juicy punch.

[@Ninakat]

I’m Assyrian their reaction to dolma (grape leaves) is funny because it’s so yummy! We like to top it with plain yogurt (I like putting a little raw garlic in my yogurt) and sometimes we stuff the rice mixed with herb tomato paste seasoning and meat in onions/peppers/tomatoes/eggplants/cabbages baked in tomato sauce it’s good stuff!!

[@tauseefakbar6413]

I love dolma!

[@Pubgmobileiceeuro]

Being a Pakistani I had all of the above and they taste so delicious idk why they didn’t like it I love them especially with lemon 🍋!! Honestly I had dolma today for aftari anyway wish u a good day !!!

[@IRosamelia]

dolma is wonderful, but it has to be done right. I guess the dolma these people tried was too salty perhaps

[@Pubgmobileiceeuro]

@@IRosamelia absolutely !!

[@binteyousuf1701]

I like dolma very much, but one has to get used to it.

[@shariqahmed848]

RAMADAN MUBARAK to all the Muslims here 🌙☪️🕌🤗💚✨

[@titairiani5642]

As a persian,we eat a Lavashak,koofteh tabrizi,lobneh,baklava and persian dates as opening dish on ramadhan 😀 This is why i proud with my country,Mashallah!

[@titairiani5642]

@amazing facts Thanks for the recipes,I appreciate it! 😁

[@rapa2894]

Baklava 🥲💚😋 I'm not Muslim but I am part Lebanese, I just made toum and falafel and roasted eggplant salad with lemon tahini dressing 👌👌👌

[@doityourselfpakistan6535]

i love lobneh i am from pakistan not available here

[@marylusung8470]

Kofteh tabrizi looked really good in this vid and Mustafa even complimented them. I would love to try some authentic ones.

[@sawha6378]

Persian dates are my fav

[@hooby7045]

There is no way Dolma is Egyptian, its either Turkish or Iraqi. Those countries eat it as much as they drink water

[@egyptianmachimoi2112]

It is Egyptian

[@hooby7045]

@@egyptianmachimoi2112 There is a city in turkey called dolma, that's where dolma originated. That being said Iraqis eat it the most and are known for making the best dolma

[@egyptianmachimoi2112]

@@hooby7045 i can't find that city called dolma anywhere , and in Egypt we don't call that dish dolma we call it waraq enab (ورق عنب)

[@Graham567]

I didn't know you could associate Egypt with Dolma since its so much integrated into Turkish and Northern Mediterranian culture, but God damn those are some thick dolma. Dolma should be as thin as your pinky finger, since this is the whole point in the skill of making dolma. Tight, filled to the brim, cooked evenly, yet bite size.

[@ml_g]

In a way, many of their dislikes were from the way they perceived the cooking of those dishes so maybe they were badly cooked and/or salty/spicy so it's hard to really tell if they would like these dishes if cooked properly....

[@chickenbaddie318]

ikr like I love dolma and they way it looked in the video is not the juicy yummy dolma i eat

[@Salaheddine020]

Ramadan kareem! Don't want to critique the chef, but that hareera does not look like hareera. From a Moroccan hareera lover ;).

[@b.idrissi5126]

Billions of miles away, such disrespect

[@1chibanKasuga]

I'm Algerian and i agree

[@khadijak6733]

As I Moroccan I couldn’t agree more ! 😂 and they made it with chicken ...

[@DodiTov]

@@khadijak6733 The ladies are Hindu, so they don't eat beef. The men are Muslim. The obvious choice is the neutral chicken for a big pot.

[@khadijak6733]

@@DodiTov yes i know they are , but meet is not always mandatory in harira. here the dish is completely different .. anyway we still enjoy Reactistan’s video 😀

[@2020_Visi0n]

Manzoor's trash talk gives me life.

[@codecast8713]

squirtle squirtle

[@piyusarkar3065]

In eastern India, we use pumpkin or bottle gourd leaves and stalk in various dishes, leaves mostly to wrap other stuff in while cooking. We even use banana leaves for wrapping fish in while steaming it

[@janetoz222]

Ramadan Mubarak to all at Reactistan from Australia. I love this channel, thank you! Mustafa reminds me very strongly of my own Grandfather, and I am so happy to see him again! PS: Dolma/dolmades are my favourite food!

[@sce3021]

In Greece we have a very similar dish, dolmades but it is with vine leaves and not grape leaves. Plus they are usually lovely and moist, these looked a little dry. Great to see Moustafa back. 😀

[@BombaJead]

Vine leaves and grape leaves are the same thing in this case.

[@tc1817]

@@BombaJead Sam doesn't know what grapes are I guess.

[@Noor-zx6fd]

Actually if they were cooked in the proper way they would be moist not dry and also slimmer 😂 but maybe the one who cooked isn't familiar with the original dishes or did it in his own way.

[@phantomlord5568]

i think grape leaves and vine leaves are the same

[@sawha6378]

Yeah it's popular too in countries of levant (Lebanon Syria Iraq..)

[@haarlemcity3755]

Ramadan mubarak to all my brothers and sisters around the world, May Allah(swt) answer all your prayers🤲🏻🤲🏼🤲🏽🤲🏾🤲🏿 Ameen. Peace from Holland.

[@rianamohamed300]

Ameen. May Allah swt answer yours too. 💛

[@haarlemcity3755]

@@rianamohamed300 Ameen

[@Fatima-j9d3w]

Ameen Hetzelfde voor jou 🤲🤲

[@rianamohamed300]

@@Fatima-j9d3w en vir jou ook. Dankie.

[@nawaz3147]

Mustafa chacha is back Alhamdulillah

[@bartonone2005]

Mustafa, you are an Elder, a Sage & a Teacher. You are very intelligent. Every thing you say imparts wisdom. You blessed all the viewers with peace at the end. Wa alaykumu s-salam

[@gabrielanaydenova6898]

In Bulgaria we eat dolma(lozovi sarmi) covered in a yogurt sauce with garlic 😍

[@AmjidMajeed]

Ramadan Mubarak to all my fellow Muslim brothers and sisters from Reactistan, and all those around the world! I pray Allah accepts your fasts during this blessed month. May He make this Ramadan a means of gaining His forgiveness, mercy and Taqwa. Ameen.

[@jenss.3613]

Not eating during the day does not give Allah's forgiveness. Only love to JESUS gives forgiveness.

[@wish1333]

@@jenss.3613 lol we not eat not drink whole day

[@AmjidMajeed]

@@jenss.3613 We gain our forgiveness from Allah, our Creator. We Muslims do not worship Jesus, who is known as Isa in Arabic, nor do we consider him divine, but we do believe that he was a messenger of Allah and he is called the Messiah in Qu'ran, a holy book for all mankind, not just for Muslims. We Muslims have a direct connection to our Creator, not through a middle man of His creation.

[@alsuvarnadvipadanargentum1743]

@@wish1333 Just ignore the hateful idiot, s/he’s NOT worth the attention of anyone

[@Moonlight-kt3lw]

@@jenss.3613 im not Muslim BUT WOW THAT IS REALLY OFFENSIVE AND MEAN if u saw stuff like this most of the time was happens in the whole community thinks that these r mean people And RESPECT EVERYONE'S RELIGION OK

[@Daradajee]

The Pathan guy Ismail has a more sophisticated palate than the others.

[@inthebackwiththerabbish]

I don’t think it’s more sophisticated. These people don’t add so much salt and sugar to their foods so their taste buds are more sensitive to taste.

[@firstnamelastname4427]

@@inthebackwiththerabbish What? I guess you've never eaten Pakistani desserts. They're super sweet.

[@inthebackwiththerabbish]

@@firstnamelastname4427 I have and these people do not eat burgers and fast food and honey that is made using sugar syrup and what not. Their sense of taste is far more developed

[@inthebackwiththerabbish]

@@firstnamelastname4427 not to mention these people are tribal so they don’t eat like city people

[@firstnamelastname4427]

@@inthebackwiththerabbish You act as if all western peopIe eat fast food and burgers every day, which definitely isn't the case. And no, they don't make all of their sweets with honey, they make a sugar syrup to make a lot of it. They eat a lot of breads and a lot of their food is cooked, even deep fried, in clarified butter as well, which is not all that healthy. Their sense of taste is no more developed than any other cultures; that's ridiculous.

[@julieneff9408]

Apparently some American Muslims go to IHOP for iftar and/or suhoor. A stack of pancakes full of fruit and butter seems pretty substantial.

[@Ssookawai]

That's normal because it's their culture...

[@julieneff9408]

@@Ssookawai I don't think it's strange at all. It must be really good to eat filling food after fasting all day, and if there's one thing IHOP is, it's filling. It's an all day breakfast.

[@daraamadea4413]

All the things that the auntie and uncle said in this video about how Iftar food should are exactly the things that my parents always say about Iftar food, but we're worlds apart! I'm from Indonesia and it seems Punjab Iftar dish has a lot in common in the way prepare ours here.

[@fakiharohab8769]

Salam. I think I'm a bit late to tell but kindly excuse it😅 These are people from whole Pakistan. Punjab is just a state/province of Pakistan. I am myself from Punjab. But here Mama Mustafa is from Balochistan, which is again a province of Pakistan. Manzoor is from Sindh, a province of Pakistan. Majority of the reviewers here are from Balochistan and Sindh. Hope you got my point. في امان الله🌸

[@dylancrozier84]

2:27 this is the funniest reaction I've seen in a while

[@globe8995]

Hi Reachtistan! I have an idea for you. Go up in North, countryside, Gilgit-Baltistan and pick some people from village there, shot your video outside there with mountains in the background and make them try some different food from around the world and in the end introduce their local dishes to the world.

[@farhanrizqulah]

I've never seen you guys give them any Indonesian food, why not next episode try Indonesian Iftar food? we had a lot of sweet dish, and fyi we had the biggest muslim population country in the world, and we had different cultures, so it would be very interesting to watch your peoples try our food.

[@verto4172]

I agree with you man, Indonesia has a lot of delicious food, I've tried it in Holland

[@اللّٰه-ز2ج]

Wallahi they should, salaam from Saudi Arabia

[@yusufabidin9790]

Yah bro, that's what I said recently to Reactistan, they should explore more muslim dish from southeast asia, especially with Iftar food, Indonesian food would be perfect fit for them

[@farhanrizqulah]

@@اللّٰه-ز2ج Thank you man, I hope the Hajj would be normal again, it's sad to watch Makkah not as busy as the previous years.

[@farhanrizqulah]

@@yusufabidin9790 Well, I think if they want to including Indonesia Iftar food on their video, They should try kolak pisang (banana soup with sweet palm sugar and coconut milk) or pisang ijo (Sweet banana wrapped in green fondant with coconut milk and framboise syrup) Basically as a tropical nations, Indonesian food, especially sweet dish often including banana, coconut milk, or palm sugar.

[@samovarsa2640]

As great as it is to see Mustafa hale and hearty, it is also good to see the rest of the VVIPs enjoying Ramadan foods. Good luck with the observations, and a happy Eid when it comes (apologies if I get the days wrong, I am not of the faith).

[@cassia7564]

I ain't a Muslim but I love watching this people eating different foods and they're reactions making me smile 😂

[@genghischuan4886]

I personally love grape leaves when prepared correctly.

[@p2p2p2p2p2p]

they're great!

[@mammedthn]

man its torture watching this while fasting xD may Allah accept our fasting and our prayers brothers and sisters. ramadan mubarak to everyone!

[@pathfinder2reality]

Paarwati is such a wonderful, joyful woman. One day with her can cure your depression.

[@dianaadwer3910]

My favorite dish Grabe leaves 🤤♥️ Really this type of videos has became an addiction to me😀😂 I love these nice and pure people specially" mustafa" 😍 Lots of love form Egypt♥️♥️♥️

[@jimmhysandhu7040]

That old man’s situation is understandable because at his age, one’s likings in terms of everything get stagnated that’s why they’ll only like the things that they’ve been used to won’t accept new thing. We all might experience this situation when we’ll get old.

[@TheHothotheatlive]

Her repeatedly saying "VIP" is so cute lol

[@NaveedASMR]

Who else to create a fandom For the old guy mustafa?

[@LouieNeira]

No, he’ll just say the fandom in his village is better.... 🤣

[@DriedPersimmon-pys]

MustaFans ✋🏻

[@raz0229]

Mustafandom. I'll do the edits later

[@mansoortanweer]

@@DriedPersimmon-pys This one. We got it. Let's do it.

[@dustycoutu2721]

@@LouieNeira omg yes!!!!

[@rekacolour]

Mustafa has impeccable table manners! Love to see how neatly he picks up every food item.

[@drissziouziou9638]

As a Moroccan this has nothing to do with Harira But anyway thanks for putting something Moroccan in your channel, I hope someday you’ll make some real Moroccan dishes Greetings from Morocco 🇲🇦 and Ramadan Karim

[@Heawoo333]

Ikr it doesnt look like the hrira we usually eat/make, but I'm happy Mustafa liked it😂

[@drissziouziou9638]

@@Heawoo333 yes is completely different, but glad he liked it I wish I could go there make them a real harira

[@jb9507]

They could have followed a recipe at least 😂

[@nayabfatima8223]

Others: I don't like it. Manzoor: if you're in jail, captured ...in compulsion, in hunger and starvation one can happily eat this ..

[@shadowcrimson6232]

I feel like you gave them a bad version of Dolma... Stuffed grape leaves are amazing and I've had many good variations of it, I'm surprised they didn't like it

[@Pubgmobileiceeuro]

Being a Pakistani I love stuffed grape leaves also known as ورك عنب idk y they didn’t liked it anyway nice content

[@mammedthn]

im from sweden but originally from kosovo, we eat this often and its very good =D

[@tashumbriamiller]

I don't get them often in Texas, but when I do I love them too. To me they have a bold flavor.

[@LindaC616]

@@mammedthn very bold

[@Pubgmobileiceeuro]

@@mammedthn yeah one of my sis friend is also from Kosovo wish you a wonderful day xx!!!

[@Pubgmobileiceeuro]

@@tashumbriamiller actually I live in Kuwait so it’s easily available here I just had them today my Syrian neighbor send us . I love them with a lot of lemon on it anyway wish u a lovely day !!

[@Nadd108]

Mustafa is back with a bang. Good work. Great idea for the video.

[@TheChillennial]

Glad to see Mustafa, glad to see everyone. Happy Ramadan. 🧡

[@SherriLyle80s]

American here! My father's side were from Lebanon and I absolutely love our stuffed grape leaves. We tend to make them smaller though but everyone has their own technique. We just LOVE lemon so it's definitely an appetizer/starter dish. Yum! 😋

[@ummuath2702]

Iam from Oman 🇴🇲, we usually eat dates and Laban for iftar in the beginning, then food such as fruits, juice, and pastries.. Some prefer to eat dates and Laban or water.. Then after prayer they eat their choices..

[@hishamsalim4908]

In whole world it is so..... Thats our prophets sunnah....... These dishes are ramadan special..... They didnt said these r used for breaking fast

[@Talk2WandaVision]

Mustafa looking good!! His beard is an epic achievement.

[@elettra7511]

I'm happy to see Mustafa again. Please let him read all the beautiful comment

[@jenturner7950]

Ramadan Mubarak! It’s good to see Mustafa!

[@YasminAfrah]

I love the way they say Ma Sha Allah , Allhamdulilah warms up my heart ❤️

[@HoneyAliMalik-sl5gg]

We Indian subcontinent people crave for species n tangyness that's y they r not liking these dishes😂😂 love from india 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@HungUpOnADream1122]

They should bring their favorite dishes from home for a video! I’d really enjoy that 🥺

[@Cscottser]

May everyone have a blessed Ramadan. Salam from the heart

[@currykingwurst6393]

When Mustafa was talking about breaking fast I suddenly realized why breakfast is called breakfast. Because it's to break fast. In Germany we just call breakfast Frühstück literally meaning early piece. Or early meal.

[@chrishanssen6738]

Who made that harira? That doesn't look like harira at all. That looks like a chickensoup, while harrira is much more Red and darker much more thicker in concistency,heavily spiced and mostly with beef and never with chicken.

[@mohammadamirunnaufal5866]

Assalamualaikum brothers and sisters. Warm greet from Indonesia. Happy ramadhan. ❤❤

[@wasted5742]

I'm not Muslim anymore but still fast in Ramadan. There's some sort of good feelings in doing it.

[@VolatileHunter2]

Ok boomer.

[@fouwaka1]

That was not Hareera guys, not even close 😂😂

[@johayes7529]

Now I know why dates are so popular right now..Thanks guys for another life lesson.

[@Snitchich]

Uncle Mustafa reminds me of my pakistani grandfather. Humble, wise, strict.. but kind and compassionate. May Allah bless my grandfather and Mustafa and make both them inhabitants of Jannat al Firdous.

[@bonnienero9415]

I cannot believe they hated the grape leaves. Not sure what the Egyptians fill their leaves with. The Jordanians stuff with lMb meat , rice and spices! I make these, for years; myself.One of my favorite dishes.

[@Lantuak]

as always, Mustafa's commentas are true and hilarious at the same time xD

[@cijmo]

I would like to wish all at Reactistan a blessed and peaceful Ramadan. God bless, Salaam Alaikum.

[@Ladybug-le2tv]

Dear uncle Mustafa welcome back! We all missed you

[@Nooticus]

I'm so happy Mustafa is back! Great episode guys!