I Fasted With 1 000 000 Muslims - Ramadan in Medina

[@akwamarsunzal]

You know what is "scary"! You understand! I am born and raised a christian yet I feel, truely feel the love from Muslims! I have visited many Muslim countries and never once felt afraid, never once felt unwelcome. It is a "scary" religion ONLY because of the media! Thank you for being so honest, so true with your travels. Me, I am not a religious man, I find a lot of religion horrible, yet it is unspoken! Islam has an "inner peace" that must be experienced first hand, not read in the tabloids of hateful christian countries!

[@babybibil4556]

❤

[@syed_wahid]

It's the truth. May God guide you to find the truth (Islam)

[@Humanity894]

Thank you dear ❤❤

[@piccadilly171]

You recognised it correctly dear brother, the inner peace is very tangible. Ramadan is a wonderful opportunity to reset and renew this spiritual peace and of course the 5 daily prayers are a wonderful way for your soul to keep reconnecting to its Maker. I pray you too find it one day. Ameen

[@waqasahmad8015]

Thank you for being soo kind to us muslims always stay blessed

[@alcoraoparatodosportugues4830]

As a Brazilian 🇧🇷 revert I Loved watching your experience and shared tears praying for your guidance to such a beautiful religion . I’m so grateful Allah has guided me , Al hamdulillah. I miss Mecca 🕋 and Medina with all my heart . I’m sure you will feel somehow homesick once you are out of such blessed land. May Allah accept from me and you . Amen

[@bumpkin7171]

Happy for you , dear brother/sister. Love from Saudi.

[@MADARA-tc5so]

We congratulate you for embracing the religion of Islam, the religion of truth The correct one is based on the Book of God and the Sunnah of His Messenger Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace, his family and all his companions.

[@Heeem-SS]

مرحبا الف

[@edysuherman3016]

Masya Allah semoga anda Istiqomah...Aamiin.Salam dari saudaramu Indonesia...

[@Shama-zv4cp]

مرحبا بك في الاسلام واسأل الله ان يثبتك 💗

[@ALINA1982.]

I am an ordinary Russian girl who converted to Islam. There are many people who convert to Islam in Russia. I am writing to you from Russia. Islam is a wonderful religion. I am in harmony with myself and feel at ease. Alhamdulillah 🤲

[@Imfazalurrehman]

Ma Sha Allah...

[@Kyokushin_Ksa]

ماشاء الله ...الله يثبتنا على الاسلام

[@بدوناسم-ك9ش]

اللهم وفقنا لما تحب وترضى

[@maxime-bz5fy]

Алина я хочу тебя замуж я мусульман тоже з Марокко ❤

[@MADARA-tc5so]

We congratulate you for embracing the religion of Islam, the religion of truth The correct one is based on the Book of God and the Sunnah of His Messenger Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace, his family and all his companions.

[@Skitz88]

I've recently made the decision to convert to Islam as i believe its the only true religion left & that all the other religions have lost there ideals, it is a beautiful & simple religion.....Alhamdulliah P.s neither my mother or friends are accepting of my conversion to Islam & my friend of over 2 decades was going to walk away from our friendship because I'm converting to Islam 😔😔😔

[@Noufa_ali]

Welcome brother! You have made the right decision. Inshallah your family will accept your conversion to Islam soon. Unfortunately, the media distorts the truth of Islam, describes it with the ugliest descriptions, and promotes homosexuality and atheism as if it were a normal thing. Islam is a beautiful religion. Islam is the continuation of the rest of the religions. It believes in all the prophets and messengers. It believes that it is not possible for a human being to be the son of God, and that it is not possible for a human God gave him the sins of all human beings. What is his sin? The Bible and the Torah were distorted and some of the prophets were described with the most horrific things. They described Noah as a deviant. How could God create a prophet who was a deviant and then wanted people to follow him? If God creates a prophet, He will place him in the best form so that people will follow him Ask me if you have any questions about Islam ❤

[@Skitz88]

@Noufa2004 Alhamdulliah Brother i will

[@totallynotthefeds]

Welcome brother, may Allah grant you Jannah and guide your family. 😃

[@Skitz88]

@totallynotthefeds36 I took my Shahada yesterday and I'm officially a converted Muslim brother....Alhamdulliah

[@totallynotthefeds]

@@Skitz88 Alhamdulilah. Have you been able to fast brother? If so can you tell me about your experience. These last 10 days of ramadhan are called Laylatul Qadr, your prayers hold immense power during this time. Do you have a support network of brothers around you?

[@unknown-hi5cf]

Beautiful video. Mashallah. I became a Muslima 10 years ago. I've been blessed indeed. Mashallah.

[@WildVikingTravels]

That's great

[@arifbutt6262]

@@WildVikingTravelseating is not a crime even in Ramadan totally false

[@mohamadahmad8561]

كان جريمة قبل مجيء ابن سلمان ... ابن سلمان يقود حملة تغيير للبلاد من الإسلام إلى الليبرالية ​@@arifbutt6262

[@habeebmusa1216]

​@@arifbutt6262eating publicly is a crime

[@Honest_Question]

I'm not crying, my eyes are just watering May Allah grant us life and faith until next Ramadan, and may he grant us all the highest ranks in paradise 😢🤲

[@uzairthomason2337]

I'm just waiting for the two of you to revert to islam InshaAllah. May Allah/God guide you two to islam soon InshaAllah

[@leo555]

Just to correct, eating food is not a crime punishable by law in Saudi Arabia or any other Islamic country. These are just rumors. There are many non-Muslims. Fasting is an Islamic obligation in order to feel what the poor suffer and be humble and more humane. Fasting also has health benefits.

[@misteryoww5026]

I think In Saudi it is, you can't break fast in front of the mosque in Madinah that's not good.

[@Mustafa-yw7cl]

​@misteryoww5026 no it's not, it only becomes an offence when you start disrespecting the people and the mosque. But if you eat or drink water even in public, people will look at you but nothing will happen to you.

[@bababdurahman]

You can eat but not in public place,It be would be much better in your home .. to give respect to the people who is fasting in this holy month . Which is Ramadhan😊

[@muslim_first]

Fasting builds the character of taqwa.

[@Mustafa-yw7cl]

@shine-yb1gv funny you mentioned Iraq, I'm iraqi from Basra and I was in Basra during Ramadan last year for 10 days, I was a traveller so I didn't fast, I drank water outside it was boiling, I ate outside and in restaurants, me, my sister, brother and father and police saw us and guess what nothing absolutely nothing happened. So when you say talk about your country, I just did. As long as you're not disrespecting people or mosques you will not be in trouble.

[@زهرةالسوسن-ر9ح]

طعم الماء اللذيذ عندالفطر قال عنه الرسول انها فرحتان للصائم واحده عند فطره كما احسست عند شربك للماء والفرحة الثانية عند لقاء ربه الله بعد الموت في الجنة

[@manalalsharif3720]

As a Saudi Arabian woman, I'm telling you, eating in public is not a crime, 99.9% of people fast here, but there are many non muslim foreigners, so there aren't forced to fast during the day.. Not to mention, there are muslims who can't fast due to illness, or pregnant women who can't fast or women on their period. Also, travelers are given the choice not to fast in Islam. People wouldn't care about you eating in public because they would assume you have an excuse not to fast. If someone did intentionally and clearly eat to disrespect the holy month or the religion, he'd be surely arrested. No tolerance for any disrespect to our faith and values by the Saudi people or government.

[@mariamd3368]

My dear you are contradicting yourself, it’s rather not a crime to eat , but don’t eat in public with disregard of the religious sentiments, of course non Muslims and other situations you mentioned should eat in privacy

[@saadalrfdy8324]

الذين لديهم عذر شرعي لا يفطرون أمام الناس ولا حتى أمام عائلتهم عليكي الاعتزاز بإرثك الديني ولا تبرري الأعذار للغرباء فعليهم إحترام تصرفاتنا في بلادنا كما نحترم تصرفاتهم في بلادهم حيث انه شأنهم لا علاقة لنا به.

[@saadalrfdy8324]

​@@mariamd3368👍👌😎

[@afridivlog25]

aslm hopw r u

[@BeHappy-eg6ji]

So, its may be national law to give fine and get deported which is not exist in the religion

[@949belle]

I'm from the USA. This was a wonderful video. I felt how honest you were. You gave the people a chance to explain to u the reasons behind why they fast, etc. Please post more content. I really enjoyed this. Thank you

[@WildVikingTravels]

Thank you so much! That is just so sincere and beautiful comment!

[@choroccostawi2617]

​@@WildVikingTravels Hello , how are you ? Your video was so good , and i hope that your next destination will be the Moroccan kingdom , i am sure that you will like it and you will have such an amazing experience🇲🇦🌴😊😊👋👋🇲🇦🇲🇦, you are welcome at any time🇲🇦🇲🇦👋👋

[@1541965]

@@WildVikingTravels @2:23 You were mistaken. The lady was not trying to sale you something. She was saying to you Sadaqah which means Charity so O think she was trying to give it to you for free for the sake of Allah as Sadaqah and this is common for us Muslims in the Holy Month of Ramadan.

[@1541965]

The reason why we Muslims fast because Allah ordered us to fast in the Holy Quran (2:183) O Believers, the Fast has been made obligatory on you just as it was prescribed for the followers of the Prophets before you. It is expected that this will produce piety in you. We Muslims follow the teaching of Jesus in fasting because according to the Bible Jesus was fasting like Muslims do fast Luke 18:12 I fast twice in the week, I give tithes of all that I possess. Matt 4:2 And when he had fasted forty days and forty nights, he was afterward an hungred.

[@afridivlog25]

r u thrrr

[@QuickndirectMarketing1]

Accept Islam my brother and Sister it's overwhelming and the truth, May Allah grant you tawfeeq ameen

[@Rookiez87x]

Lmfao. Literally, the delusions of a lunatic in a desert. In fact, if you are not from Arabia, this religion and the context in which it was created ought to be alien to you. This couple comes from the land of the all father. Storied traditions and beautiful mythology. Please leave them alone.

[@justmoch8985]

i‘m indonesian, happens to live in Saudi for 4 years, and lemme tell you one of my experiences regarding meeting people of medina (saudis), it happened when we booked a hotel for pilgrim, but we came at 2 AM, was booked with additional bed but when arrived, the concierge said it was no data about it. then we asked it upon arrival. but they don’t charge us for the additional bed. i will never forget that nice saudis concierge who gave free extra bed. ❤

[@user-nt4ep5ui5e]

welcome brother/sister ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@hafeezrahman6149]

enjoyed your blog my viking freind . watching from norway . your choice of words were excellent. islam is the best gift for humenity .

[@NTHTVal]

I feel sometimes as Muslims we take for granted how beautiful Ramadan is, thank you for sharing your perspective. May Allah grant us another meeting with the blessed month.

[@hamzagazawi4575]

the lady in the video reminds me of my mother when she came to perform Umrah. she was smiling all the journey long (like her). may god guide you both to the truth.

[@wowvideo172]

your respect for Muslim holy places is so good man may ALLAH Bless you Ameen

[@ogueriviews]

The Muslims are highly welcoming . I feel good in my country too when I meet the Muslim and we speak together. Good video

[@zeinababdullah7590]

I can't stop tears from my eyes alhamdulillah for have been Muslim

[@NeedSpeedRC]

Beautiful story telling my friends. I performed my first Umrah last year. I had tears towards the end of your vid. You truly captured the sense of belonging and warmth of the collective. Peace be on the both of you.

[@rumisteps988]

Most people would worship during the night and then go back to their hotel after the morning prayer. They would sleep and then get up for the midday prayer and go back to the mosque. Unless of course they live there and have jobs to go to. A friend in Madinah said that schools and offices open later than usual in Ramadan. We don’t have that luxury in the western world. The fact that you walked around all day is why you felt it extra long and then that too in the heat. Allah doesn’t want us to put extra burden on ourselves. But well done for staying committed and congratulations for experiencing the peace of Ramadan. ❤

[@GhOst4341]

This made me happy and put a smile on my face Alhamdullah. Am from Madinah SA I extend warm welcomes to you and your wife I hope you had/having good times in Saudi Arabia and would be glad to have you and show you around Madinah.

[@jareedmareed6711]

Tears rolling down while watching the ending part of the video. Thank you for such nice way describing Ramadhan for Muslim by Viking. Greeting from Indonesia.

[@twish1999]

I am blown away by this video! Wow, you did an amazing job! This looks like a 'proper' tv documentary, but better because you two are making it! Well done!

[@Kasbah-trails]

Ramadan is purification for soul and body... Ramadan is sharing. Self control and abnegation..you feel no difference every body is the same in front our creator Happy that you experienced that in the holy land... Great video

[@skgalaxy2]

Describing your experience of Ramadan in Madina legit made me tear up. It's so beautiful. You're lucky to have experienced Madina. I wish to visit some day 🥹

[@WildVikingTravels]

Thank you so much!

[@sorayavanderschyff937]

As a muslim i know this Ramadaan feeling Alhamdullilah, im just so happy that as a non muslim, you are able to experience it too, and share with us! God is Great. Thank you for sharing and respecting and taking your time to learn and educate yourself, 🤲🏻🌸

[@hariskhan16065]

As a Muslim I really appreciate your effort... ❤❤❤❤❤

[@tarekelhallak5098]

Bro he is not even allowed to enter Madina as kafir

[@LarissaK.]

The BEST sip of water after a day of fasting. Because it is such an amazing mixture of profound thankfulness, humbleness, and connection with those who don't have the luxury of a clean cup of water whenever they want. It is an absolutely incredible experience the breaking of the fast, full of lessons. Alhamdulillah. May Allah guide you both 🤲

[@yassineyassine10-xh1su]

اللهمَّ صَلِّ على سَيِّدنا مُحَمَّدٍ أَكمَلَ الخَلقِ، وسَيِّدَ أَهلِ السَّماءِ والأرضِ، والنُّورُ الأعظَمُ الذي لا يُشبِهُهُ مَخلوقٌ وعلى أهلِهِ وصَحبِهِ وسَلِّمْ تَسليماً.

[@Shidhani]

Medina people are always very kind ❤ I am happy that you experienced that day of fasting in Medina.

[@baronabujabal9319]

Peace be upon you. I am a Yemeni. I live in Saudi Arabia. It is a country of security and safety. It is a meeting place of civilizations. It is the place where revelation comes from. It is the one that nurtures Islam and Muslims. I am grateful to you and thank you for your visit. I liked your guidance and your presence.

[@mntation6329]

ما شاء الله جزاكم الله خير من مكة

[@KSA-pp1eo]

جزاك الله خير من المدينة المنورة

[@azfarissirafza]

I’ve seen lots of non-Muslims videos trying to understand Islam and/or Ramadan, but this is hands down one of the best videos I’ve seen watched on embracing a different culture and religious belief. Your presentation is on point, your facts are well-researched and both of you are very respectful. Kudos on this amazing production! 🫶🏼

[@WildVikingTravels]

Thank you for such an amazing comment!

[@BESTOFTHEBEST123]

Wrong brother all most 2 billion Muslims around the world and growing Islam is the fastest growing religion in the world Ramadan kareem ❤ from 🇧🇩 Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@sasa28000]

The Prophet Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace, said that the fasting person has two joys: his joy when he breaks his fast and his joy when he meets his Lord. Thank God for the blessing of Islam

[@Peter.R.M.]

A most fascinating video offering a great insight into what seemed to be an alien world but in reality is something really special. Thank you so much.

[@giannishen]

I have to pay tribute to you, you are the most admirable tourists! So glad the local helped you get around the fence! It’s impressive how warm and kind the people are there! Sitting and dining with locals is touching and I believe it will be an unforgettable experience! Thanks a lot for sharing, really great job! 👍😍👏

[@WildVikingTravels]

Thank you so much! It was something we really wanted to try and as we were in the area there was simply no better place than Medina. We send all our best from Jordan😀

[@giannishen]

@@WildVikingTravels It is my pleasure, thanks to you too! I think it was a spiritual journey! Take good care! Happy travels! 👍😍🙌

[@lanternofknowledge5619]

The water you had whilst opening your fast in the small bottle just curious was it zam zam water the reason I ask as this water is very unique and very special water and had very unique properties and taste and is sourced from the well of zam zam located in Mecca .

[@mohmbilly]

no brother, zam2 zam only in Haram Mosque in Mecca @@lanternofknowledge5619

[@farooqkeita700]

​​@WildVikingTravels have you been to Oman brother?? LOL NEVERMIND SAW YOUR OTHER VIDEOS 😂😂😂

[@hmzgfr]

Thats EXACLLY the feelings that is Ramadan... U said everythink, thank u for this such beautiful video.. May Allah get u back to islam you and u'r kind wife, U'r really pure spirits, Love u brother and sister !

[@Mr79.]

Man what an incredible video. The ending brought tears to my eyes. I love Madena and its people

[@tvmovies1083]

Thank you for this experience Please, we want special coverage on the first day of Eid al-Fitr

[@ahmadh3057]

I noticed right at the beginning of the video, you seemed to be waiting til actual sunrise to break your fast. Imsak (fasting) actually begins before the light, the sky is still dark.. so at fajr, and not at sunrise. Beautiful work, and thank you for making this video

[@a.r.r.i.9841]

Fasting starts from dawn till sunset❤

[@nonifauziyah2894]

Thankyou for sharing your time in Medinah.. Am born moslemah from Indonesia, just had my first umrah last February.. Am almost 50 yearsold.. As a moslemah for whoke my life, i can feel the vibe.. Mecca, specially Masjidil Haram..is Strong, Akbar, Almigjty, Great.. Medina's vibe is sweet, tender...remind me of Rasulullah...❤❤❤ Wish someday you both will find hidayah... Amin YRA...❤

[@tlyrics3027]

Really appreciate this video and the way you filmed it all the different camera angles and everything really appreciate it 🙌🏼

[@XVD01]

It's wonderful to witness people from diverse backgrounds appreciating the cultural and historical significance of places like Makkah and Madinah. It highlights the universal appeal and richness of these sacred sites, fostering greater understanding and unity among different communities.

[@Rookshana.Takolia786]

Excellent video from our Viking friend. May God bless him for exposing the true face of Islam!

[@electronad]

Mashallah the video brought back memories of Madina as we went for the first time in March this Year. I was like "Ya Allah I was just there and its not even a month ago!" Ramadan was amazing in Madina and Makkah.

[@WildVikingTravels]

Great 👍

[@wahabali7456]

I watched the video and brought tears to my eyes.... I hoped that the next Ramadan would not come unless you were a Muslim. Greetings from Yemen

[@mockingbird-sm5]

Hello, my Viking friend. See, you made a video on Ramadhan, and all of a sudden you made a new 1.4 billion friends. Good Luck with your YT channel. Peace to all.

[@YsraKhlifa]

ماشاءالله ما أجمل لحظه الافطار وكانك في الجنه...اللهم لا تحرمنا جنتك❤

[@ihabmahmoud571]

امين

[@حامدابوعمر-م5ر]

امين

[@saradiaries8096]

I appreciate how respectful and understanding you are to the people and the religion. May Allah guide you to the true path ameen. 🩵

[@Wakakakzi]

Lovely, this is I think everyone's feeling during Ramazan. You start the day appreciating the beautiful time just before sunrise. You then become thirsty. Water bottles, fountains everything just makes you yearn for water even more. Then you feel weakness due to not eating for long which you attributed to air pollution. Then near the sunset, you are suddenly reinvigorated. And the water at sunset is something special.

[@FlyingNacho]

I salute your open-mindedness. God bless you both. Greetings from Algeria. 🇩🇿

[@ousss2024]

That was a great insightful and honest video and I admired how you tried to experimented how it feels to be a fasting Muslim. I follow your many other traveling videos as well. All the best guys

[@laarbioufkir4956]

Love you from morocco 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦 and you are the most welcom

[@hakeemed]

All my respect to both of you for fasting a day in order to feel what it's like. Kindly, one correction (if I may) is that Islam is not a tradition, it is a religion. Blessings be with you.

[@colorswordsandlearning]

It takes a day or two for the body to adjust to the changes in eating and drinking routine... then your body gets used to it and the wonderful feeling sets in. And there is also the anticipation as the month of Ramadan approaches ... the joy of the coming month . Thank you for the wonderful video.

[@Aslam-q3m]

I’m happy to see this great video from you guys thanks for sharing it with us

[@norakhalid9948]

Thank you for showing my country and my religion respectfully I enjoy every moment in your vlogs You are a good people you always welcome in Saudi Arabia For us ramadan is the best month in the year we feel calm in our chest We are very sad when Ramadan is finished I want to add to your information We fast so we feel the poor and at the end if ramadan we give zakat charity to the poor

[@fizzakhanfizzakhan717]

May Allah guide you 😊ameen from PAKISTAN 🇵🇰

[@GrandMaken]

As a fellow Muslim. Thank you so much for this amazing video and spreading the beauty of Ramadan.

[@فيالطامي]

At minute 16:27, the depiction of women in the women’s section is actually wrong because there are women who cover their faces, and when praying in the women’s section they do not cover their faces because there are no men. I know you don't know, I just wanted to tell you❤❤

[@essa200911]

I’m from Arabia and I am very very glad that you visited Madinah specifically You are more than welcome I hope this journey of learning specially about Islam and Muslims doesn’t end and I hope it ends on good places You so brave and super amazing person ♥️ Welcome brother and sister

[@husseindawod]

Thank you for trying a part of our beautiful religion! Just a small correction, the fasting is from dawn (the first break of faint light in the sky before sunrise) until sunset, it does not start from sunrise. We can use apps and websites to get the exact calculations without needing to try to look outside.

[@slickperspective]

Alhamdulillah for this video! Muslim revert from Polska!

[@fadiadawi1423]

Congratulations brother for being part of this great religion. May Allah guide you and bless you

[@hassunmujeeb3657]

Wow, what a beautiful vlog. Hats off to your sincere efforts and seeing them pay off in the end, that was magical !

[@WildVikingTravels]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@ahmedjuma1474]

You are one of the best KZbinrs in the world. I watched you from Amman

[@globalcarservice2527]

Thank you for this lovely tour. You are truly blessed to have visited the city of of the prophet in this blessed month of Ramadan its so emotional and heart warming video. im a a muslim and i hope one day i can visit too with my family. May God accepts your fast and sacrifice and reward you both for fasting only for his sake. This is the religion the prophet came to spread peace and love one another as we are all equal.. You are a lovely humble and amazing couple ...peace and blessing be upon you

[@seyedanas4434]

Bro. Your experience and explanation of the situation of ramadan in madina city is..... No word.. I feel......that i am in madina.... Wonderful... Allah will show the correct path of you and your friend. Thank you very much...

[@hasan8084]

One thing Ramadan always does for me is that it brings back my body's appreciation for natural unprocessed foods. Especially fruits!

[@rusadinurima7260]

Hi, I pray that someday you can go inside the Prophet Mosque. It is beautiful and when you go inside it feels like you are being welcomed and invited by the Prophet.

[@zeeshawnali4078]

One correction: we fast from dawn to sunset so it starts about an hour before sunrise. Glad you enjoyed seems like you picked up on the meaning and beauty of ramadan!

[@thunderthunder9251]

Thank you for this beautiful documentary!

[@shorifjnu7361]

Alhamdulillah. I am Muslim.. I am proud to be a Muslim... May Allah guide all human beings.. From Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@joejoey7272]

Fasting is a very meditative experience, the last few hours always give me complete mind clarity . I like to go on a long walk everyday before Iftar

[@nuhbiwan]

Thank you so much for your impressions. Means a lot to muslims.

[@msadah5768]

Eating isn't illegal. It's just frowned upon to do it in public. Eat as much as you want in your home if you're not Muslim.

[@The--Ghostspider66]

I loved how you guys have done all the research about Islam And made this beautiful video I'm subscribed and looking forward to your upcoming content

[@KH3_KH3]

Fasting is one of the acts of worship through which a Muslim draws closer to his Lord, and it has many health benefits for the body.

[@sameerahmed4191]

Mashallah, Brother you are no different from others, May Allah guide you and your spouse to Islam..you are out of millions to reach the most beautiful place of Islam.

[@مسلم_سني_سلفي_نشر_الخير]

اتمنى ان تتعلم الاسلام ، وتعرف انه دين لكل الناس ولكل الخلق ولكل العالم، انه دين التوحيد والعبودية لله والفائدة الصحيحة تعود لنفسك وروحك وجسدك ، واتنمى ان لا تظلم نفسك بترك اهم شيء في حياتك على الاطلاق ، وهوا الدين الاسلامي الحقيقي🌹♥️

[@makelessmess7716]

So nice you could experience Ramadan in such a beautiful place . May Allah guide you Ameen

[@alimodz6253]

You guys did it in hard difficulty.. salutes. We usually just stay in doors and sleep before or after going to work, we don't stay awake from sunrise to sunset and diffidently not walking a lot. You partner cloths are so cool btw

[@Akasahamir]

Good job brother, keep on learning & researching , that's how you appreciate life

[@IbrahimXameal]

Just wanted to highlight that in Ramadan the shops are closed after the Fajr (Morning Prayer) time. This is because most of us spend the night in prayers till the sunrise. After being awake whole night people sleep in the morning and then wakes up for Duhr (Afternoon prayer). This is the time the shops Open in Ramadan.

[@a.r.r.i.9841]

Small correction: dhur means midday prayer, afternoon prayer would be asr

[@waseemkhan0312]

Islam teaches every muslim to respect all humans, religion or areas wise. Give respect to your parents never say any bad things to them. Respect your neighbours colleagues friends . Allah made us superior in this world. We can understand every thing which is good n bad. I follow my beloved Prophet Muhammad . We are peace loving people. Make this world peaceful.

[@adrianroyle4425]

Fascinating, one of your top videos, great to see and understand a little bit more about Ramadan. I couldn’t survive in the heat without water, plus the air pollution would really affect me.

[@WildVikingTravels]

Wow, thank you for the kind words! Yea, it was quite rough and i am saying this as a health 29 year old. I can't even imagine what to the older Muslims have to feel who have gone there for a pilgrimage.

[@mohammedahmed1109]

What's wonderful is that all Muslims wait for Ramadan and feel sad when it come to an end, it's our favorite month

[@farooqkeita700]

Now way man you could do it for sure, I can guarantee you could push yourself to do it. There is many people they are strong in many areas of life, and that strength you could also channel to complete a tough fast

[@jojoahmd123]

You can do it it is so easy

[@hassanhammoud2243]

I really enjoyed this great video guys keep up the great work. Even being Muslim myself I Really appreciated how determined you both were in trying to take in ur experience whole heartedly to the best you can. Excellent work.

[@shimos6308]

Islam is beautiful ❤

[@atiqumar9544]

Brilliant video, enjoyed it. Thanks guys.

[@mohamedassouqi1984]

Keep in your account that this year Remadan come in good weather there years Ramadan come in summer for years where temperature is over 45

[@WildVikingTravels]

Ohh for sure, in the summer it can be really though!

[@hanihani8612]

Beautiful video. Hajj is every Muslims dream to visit. Thank you for being open minded and sharing your video.

[@interista39]

Honestly fasting is so easy for me every year, never get thursty or hungry, and i feel like i have more energy :)

[@WildVikingTravels]

That's great!

[@interista39]

@@WildVikingTravels 🙃

[@ui2760]

Just a small correction - fasting is from dawn (not sunrise) to dusk (sunset).

[@jamalaitmohamed-su4ux]

More than two billion Muslims around the world and it is still spreading, God willing

[@mohamede.1842]

I respect the fact that u highly respected the sanctity of the place and the city.... Also the fact that you and your wife were able to fast in such tough conditions and walk around the city all day is extremely impressive and as a Muslim raised in the desert I know it is not a joke.... thank you for sharing your experience and the great mini documentary.... just FYI u will never find better or nicer than the inhabitants of Madinah than in any Muslim country or city

[@halimrahman]

What is Ramadan? We could write a long article on it but in short, it is for us to show that we are all equal. Everyone has to start and end at the same time. It helps the rich understand how poor people feel when they don't get to eat all day long. It was also meant to teach us to appreciate every small matter in our lives. Unfortunately, we've seen a lot of waste in terms of food. That's a bit sad though, where in Malaysia "Ramadan" has become an industry.

[@Сергей-к6ъ2ш]

Not eating is not that hard but not drinking any water is a challenge

[@scishu]

It's from Dawn until Sunset. Pre-dawn meal which is eaten before Dawn starts not Sunrise.

[@marialawson8751]

I went to Medina in December and I was so humbled and admired the spirituality of the people. It was amazing for me as a non-Muslim

[@siriussaracen8371]

Become muslim my dear, the religion Islam is for all of mankind!

[@Fahad-Oslo]

That made me emotional bro. Amazing