Okay but the dad asking what to say and the whole family saying “Bismillah” before eating was the most adorable and wholesome thing I’ve seen all day. 🖤
@@ainlavendra At the start we say bismallah "بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم" and at the end we say allah pls give food for whoever gave us and give water for whoever gave us "اللهم اطعم من اطعمنا و اسقي من سقانا".. What do u say?
As a muslim girl, I'm really happy to see people from totally different cultures/religions trying to understand our religion. It's beautiful to see that, especially since our reputation can be stained by uneducated people.
Not uneducated; informed people. Why on earth are you still pushing that Islam is a religion of peace? In Yemen alone, it is estimated that more than 370000 Muslims have died at the hands of other Muslims. And that's not counting several thousands that die each day in other Muslim countries. Why do you think that every Muslim who can afford it seeks refuge in Western Europe or other democratic countries?!
Muslim girls are really pretty. I also love the way that the family keep on complimenting her it's so sweet. Not only this, but I love how they are trying to understand her culture it's really heart warmimg.
@@jimbojimbo6873every human being is pretty. you just have to take good care of yourself, be disciplined and clean. We believe that Allah created every human being without mistake🤍
As a Muslim girl I'm soo happy everyone enjoyed the meal, we eat alot of halal meat with lots of flavoursome rice so halal guys was a great choice... Hopefully Korea will have more halal friendly restaurants for Muslims to enjoy 🥰🥰
The girl explained everything excellently and answered questions well while educating others and making them learn about Islamic cultures. Props to her🙌
As a Muslim KPOP fan it's so refreshing to see Korean people respecting and trying to understand our religion. Them saying "Bismillah" before starting to eat was the best thing I've seen on the internet today :))
I love how they have a mhslim girl on here bc I heard that Koreans have a bad image of Islam and Muslim people and company's upload fake stuff about it to make Koreans go against our religion but its nice to see how they got along so well and we're also so respectful
I think the muslim girl wants to explain more deeper, but she knows that there is context boundaries to non-muslim for understandable reason. Also she know that, she doesnt have more capability to explain more deeper for them. ❤❤❤ Thank you guys, so peacefull to see them
I'm so shocked at how polite they are ! I never say im muslim to any foreigner cause I'm scared they'll look at me weird and hide that I speak Arabic..
You should be proud and confident ... if they look funny at you that is not something you should really care about... you are on the right path and you are doing nothing wrong to be ashamed
Thank you for this video, literally made my day They're so cuteee, thank you deena for gives perfect explained about our religion, love the content so much😆
As much as I like her response, here's some of the thing that is worth mentioning about halal food that she might have missed. Other than ensuring that the food does not contain pork, pig gelatin, pigs blood, alcohol, wine, etc, we also have to make sure the production or the food making process is clean, healthy and ensure the food does not cause any kind of illness. We also cannot eat anything that is still alive or die by itself, for example eating animal that got hit by a car. we also cannot eat from plates/containers/cutlery that has been used previously from non halal food, or use cooking utensils that are stained from non halal food (pork/alcohol) unless we clean them through a process that we call "Sertu" the term is used to describe the purification process of mughallazah najis (excrement) which are dog and swine by washing it seven times and one of the washing is with water mixed with soil, whether the najis is aini or hukmi. If it came into contact with clothing, body or place. now eating ethics for muslim , we're not only saying bismillah but there's actually a "dua" before eating and after eating. on seafood, yes we can eat seafood unless they are poisonous or include/mixed with non halal ingredients in the serving for example if they cook them with alcohol, wine or pork. so you may have questions like if muslims got stranded in a place with NO halal food resources, not even vegetables, like nothing at all, can they eat non halal food? then yes we can eat non halal food but only to survive. anyways there's so much more about halal, it does not only cover food, it can be products like bags, shoes, clothes, carpets, daily essentials, cosmetics, etc. It's a very long topic that even some muslims also take time to understand. I know some non muslims or ignorants would think these are a lot of "restrictions" but it's really not like that. It is also important to note that my response may differ from her coz we do not have the same background and the way islam is practice in her country might be slightly different from mine coz we followed different Madhab. Madhab is a school of thought within fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence). The major Sunni Madhhab are Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi'i and Hanbali. In my country (malaysia) The Islamic judges are expected to follow the Shafi`i legal school of Islam, which is the main madh'hab of Malaysia. Therefore, this is not really an easy topic to discuss especially without deeper knowledge of Islam, it even take me an incredibly long time to comment this because this is a topic of my religion and I do not wish to mislead people. However if you find any error from my response feel free to correct me under this post! Lastly I am very thankful and appreciate the effort of this channel for bringing more exposure on islam and muslims towards Korean! I know they were a lot of issues and stigmas that muslim people have to face not only in korea bc of our religion so this really meant a lot.
yes, even for body care (shampoo, soap, toothpaste, etc.) and also medicines must go through a halal inspection process by the relevant assembly from the country where the product will be distributed and only then will the product have a halal certificate and be safely distributed. And as you wrote, halal is a complex issue. Even after obtaining halal certification, the goods will change to haram if the method of obtaining these goods is not in accordance with Islamic rules. Ps: Correct me if im wrong 🙏🏼
we also cannot eat animals with sharp tooth and we supposed to eat with our right hand (that would be the basic knowledge that I know) may Allah bless you for informing eating ethics and halal things ❤️
No, she's right about just saying Bismillah. But if one forgets to do it in the beginning, they should say "Bismillah awwalahu wa akhirahu (I begin with the Name of Allah at the beginning and at the end)." [At-Tirmidhi and Abu Dawud].
mashallah i am so happy to see other muslim brothers and sisters teaching others about our religion it just makes me happy that people are getting to know more about our religion and are willing to learn about it
I just want to say Horse meat is permitted in Islam but arabs dont eat it for culture not because of religion , also as always deena did great job at answering questions ❤
In Kazakhstan and other nomadic countries we eat horse meat because it’s basically all the meat we have in our land But we are muslims too and honestly I don’t know it’s horse is halal or not We eat since childhood and my ancestors eat horse meat too We have a lot of products and drinks from horses We also eat button and beef too Horse meat basically traditional meat
I live in a muslim country. Amd I have never heard a muslim saying they've had horse meat for dinner. May be it is halal and I don't know. But if it's halal then why don't muslim sacrifice horses on eid ul adha? They slaughter animals like Buffalos,goats,sheep, camels.
@@Comebackherein2050 its halal dont worry, Asmaa the daughter of Abu Baker said that they had meat horse in the times of the prophet Mohammed peace be upon him , it's in the Sahih thus horse meat is halal but bear in mind donkey and mules are forbidden in Islam
@@user-rn4mv3yp7w I am muslim myself and also live in a muslim contry for Eid if we follow sunnah the best sacrifice would be a male sheep minimum of 6 months in age, camel minimum age 5 years old, cow minimum 2 years old, goat minimum one year old, the horse is not valid in Eid aladha the same way chicken ain't valid still chicken is halal, simply because the sacrifice should be from the Anaam ( i dont know how it translate to english الأنعام) wich are cows sheeps goats and camels.
A beautiful episode that shows the diversity of cultures.. Some of the ignorant people here describe Islam as terrorism because their minds are cleansed because of the stereotype that some call about Islam.. Although there are many non-Muslims who dealt with Muslims and were friends.. Use your brains before speaking...
we can make some korean food to be halal. replace pig meat (if the food using pig as main ingredients) with halal meat (beef, lamb, fish, duck, goat, chevon, mutton), not using any form of alcohol and pig (like fat, oil, gelatine, etc) in it, then you can enjoy the meal.
They should meet a bangladeshi person and try bangladeshi foods too....as most of the bangladeshi's r muslim but our food is different from middle east kinda similar with india but have difference too...theres alot of bangladeshi peoples living in korea who is fluent in korean also making yt vidoes plss cast someone...........as youtubers like Mariam's mirror or Zafar niloy plsss giggle
The falafel needs Tahini (sesame paste sauce ) and veggies like tomatoes, pickled turnips and even mint leaves either eaten alone or even better wrapped in Arabic bread !
Another Dua that is often recited by many of us is the invocation narrated by Imam Malik that traces back to the Tabi’in (figures that met the companions of the Prophet s.a.w) Urwah Ibn Az-Zubayr: اللَّهُمَّ بَارِكْ لَنَا فِيمَا رَزَقْتَنَا وَقِنَا عَذَابَ النَّارِ Allahumma barik lana fima razaqtana waqina azaban-nar “O Allah! Bless us in what You have provided us with and protect us from the punishment of the Fire.” --- By the way i love this content, keep it up!
Our family has a really good, Muslim friend. She used to live nearby and we'd come over to eat often. She'd always hand us all of the leftovers, and even sometimes just came at our door to hand us leftovers of whatever they had been eating. It was always delicious! Sadly, she had to move back to her family when her mother got ill, so we couldn't see her often anymore. She's a really sweet lady and so is the rest of her family. I miss her. I wish it was easier to drop by and say hello.
All these individuals were strangers in the other video, now they're family. I love people sharing their cultures, part of the reason I travel a lot. This is a really cute vid, but also a reminder that nothing on the internet is real. When the halmeoni scolded her fake grandson for call her "halmoeni" like she forgot they were in character 6:40.🤣😂
actually there is one pray that usually recite before eat. " Allahumma Bariklana Fimma Razaktana Waqina Azabanna" the meaning is " O Allah, bless the sustenance you give us and keep us away from the punishment of hell fire"
I am very happy to see this in the midst of the onslaught of bad news about Islam, it is like a breath of fresh air for me and as far as I know, even if only one word is said, namely "bismillah", it is a prayer. May Allah bless you all🥰🥰
I cook Korean foods but use halal ingredients… as long as the ingredients are halal certified i.e. no pork by products and no alcohol we can usually use it….
@@de90210What do you call the atrocities committed against the bulls in the background by provoking the bulls in Spain? What do you say to whales who are killed by thousands under the name of tradition in Denmark, they do not eat their meat, they kill them for pleasure. What do you say about slaves whose hands were cut off by white people in Africa and given to their parents? If you're asian for sure, if it wasn't for the popularity of kpop kdrama, if you had remained a little less developed as Asian countries, they would have made you their colony. DumbiEEeE
I never think about how much of a feature rice is in Asian food, but she highlighted that by how many times she mentioned how different the rice was. Arabs usually use the same rice as Pakistanis and North Indians - Basmati rice, which only grows in Punjab.
Depending of which of the four schools you follow seafood is considered halal or not. The biggest group, Hanafis consider it non-permissible. Which makes sense since they are scavengers and cleaners of the sea, like hyenas and vultures. They also filter the water through themselves cleaning the water which makes them prone to being carriers of bacteria and other poisons. They are also the most common thing to be allergic to. Fish is of course halal according to everyone.
there is a dua before eating اللَّهُمَّ بارِكْ لَنا فِيما رَزَقْتَنا وَقِنا عَذَابَ النَّارِ Allahumma baarik lanaa fiimaa rozaqtanaa wa qinaa 'adzaa bannaar.
It's just b-ismi-llāhi r-raḥmāni r-raḥīmi بِسْمِ اللهِ الرَّحْمٰنِ الرَّحِيْمِ "In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. or in short JUST " b-ismi-llāh" "In the name of God". other prayer that you're talking about I think is not compulsory it's your choice. Am I right?
The program is already good, it would be even better if it presented speakers with deeper insight into Islam and its traditions, for example looking for speakers from mosques in Korea or the Muslim community there
Okay but the dad asking what to say and the whole family saying “Bismillah” before eating was the most adorable and wholesome thing I’ve seen all day. 🖤
As a muslim there is a dua for eating and she literally said no that was super wrong
@@Lia-n2There is at the end, but at the start?
@@mohammadalloush8636 there is dua before and after eating tho
@@ainlavendra At the start we say bismallah "بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم" and at the end we say allah pls give food for whoever gave us and give water for whoever gave us "اللهم اطعم من اطعمنا و اسقي من سقانا"..
What do u say?
@@Lia-n2 because of mazhab maybe. Bismillah is a must.
As a muslim girl, I'm really happy to see people from totally different cultures/religions trying to understand our religion. It's beautiful to see that, especially since our reputation can be stained by uneducated people.
Me too I just love it and all Muslims are just soooooo beautiful sooo happy seeing a Muslim girl in giggle the 1st time! ❤ to all Muslims
Same alhamdulillah 🤍
Alhamdulillah. Same here ❤
Uneducated people 😂 People who see the truth you mean.
Not uneducated; informed people. Why on earth are you still pushing that Islam is a religion of peace? In Yemen alone, it is estimated that more than 370000 Muslims have died at the hands of other Muslims. And that's not counting several thousands that die each day in other Muslim countries. Why do you think that every Muslim who can afford it seeks refuge in Western Europe or other democratic countries?!
Hahaha the halmeoni took care of that student like her own grandson and be like "why are you a picky eater? Just give your veggies to me then" 😂😂😂😂
The fact that he actually called her grandma was so funny.... They both should be casted in grandson-grandma kdrama
Muslims are very humble and down to earth 💝
As a Muslim I’m really happy to hear people say this ❤
옳습니다. 무슬림들이 세계에서 제일 우월하고 제일 천사같은 분들❤❤
They are also very generous and friendly . I'm a Kenyan Christian and my neighbors, community is Muslim and I love them.
@@user-ho6fe1cx5tNot superior or angelic. Just like u guys. Nobody is better then others. Love to South Korea from America❤️
@@user-ho6fe1cx5tthey aren’t superior but ok
Grandma is such a vibe, i love her comments lolll especially "of course it is good, when ur starving"
I love how they keep complimenting her and she's so shy 🤗
Muslim girls are really pretty. I also love the way that the family keep on complimenting her it's so sweet. Not only this, but I love how they are trying to understand her culture it's really heart warmimg.
Theres like 600million muslim girls not all of them are pretty bro
@@jimbojimbo6873every human being is pretty. you just have to take good care of yourself, be disciplined and clean. We believe that Allah created every human being without mistake🤍
deena is so sweet and a really good talker
The school boy is wholesome, he said he could eat 5 times a day but he's so picky eater😂
😂
But he takes huge bites. 😂
i forgot that🤣🤣
the auntie was savage saying ''pigs are dirty anyway!''
As a Muslim girl I'm soo happy everyone enjoyed the meal, we eat alot of halal meat with lots of flavoursome rice so halal guys was a great choice... Hopefully Korea will have more halal friendly restaurants for Muslims to enjoy 🥰🥰
They are so respectful it is good to see
Love the way she calmly explained everything😊
omgg i would love to see more muslims in giggle bc it’s so entertaining 💗
This whole conversations and having meal together is so cute and heartwarming ❤ Especially the schoolboy and halmeoni😂
love how Deena clearly explains everything! MashaAllah!
The girl explained everything excellently and answered questions well while educating others and making them learn about Islamic cultures. Props to her🙌
deena is such a good choice for this content
As a Muslim KPOP fan it's so refreshing to see Korean people respecting and trying to understand our religion. Them saying "Bismillah" before starting to eat was the best thing I've seen on the internet today :))
I love how they have a mhslim girl on here bc I heard that Koreans have a bad image of Islam and Muslim people and company's upload fake stuff about it to make Koreans go against our religion but its nice to see how they got along so well and we're also so respectful
I think the muslim girl wants to explain more deeper, but she knows that there is context boundaries to non-muslim for understandable reason. Also she know that, she doesnt have more capability to explain more deeper for them. ❤❤❤ Thank you guys, so peacefull to see them
I'm so shocked at how polite they are ! I never say im muslim to any foreigner cause I'm scared they'll look at me weird and hide that I speak Arabic..
You should be proud and confident ... if they look funny at you that is not something you should really care about... you are on the right path and you are doing nothing wrong to be ashamed
Be what you are.
4:45 this halmuni's backhanded compliments are too much 😭💀🙏
I like this girl, she’s so real.
Thank you for this video, literally made my day
They're so cuteee, thank you deena for gives perfect explained about our religion, love the content so much😆
sooooo cute. we need more shows like this
Knowledge of culture means diplomacy, understanding, global communication and connection hence more peace
As much as I like her response, here's some of the thing that is worth mentioning about halal food that she might have missed.
Other than ensuring that the food does not contain pork, pig gelatin, pigs blood, alcohol, wine, etc, we also have to make sure the production or the food making process is clean, healthy and ensure the food does not cause any kind of illness. We also cannot eat anything that is still alive or die by itself, for example eating animal that got hit by a car.
we also cannot eat from plates/containers/cutlery that has been used previously from non halal food, or use cooking utensils that are stained from non halal food (pork/alcohol) unless we clean them through a process that we call "Sertu" the term is used to describe the purification process of mughallazah najis (excrement) which are dog and swine by washing it seven times and one of the washing is with water mixed with soil, whether the najis is aini or hukmi. If it came into contact with clothing, body or place.
now eating ethics for muslim , we're not only saying bismillah but there's actually a "dua" before eating and after eating.
on seafood, yes we can eat seafood unless they are poisonous or include/mixed with non halal ingredients in the serving for example if they cook them with alcohol, wine or pork.
so you may have questions like if muslims got stranded in a place with NO halal food resources, not even vegetables, like nothing at all, can they eat non halal food? then yes we can eat non halal food but only to survive.
anyways there's so much more about halal, it does not only cover food, it can be products like bags, shoes, clothes, carpets, daily essentials, cosmetics, etc. It's a very long topic that even some muslims also take time to understand. I know some non muslims or ignorants would think these are a lot of "restrictions" but it's really not like that. It is also important to note that my response may differ from her coz we do not have the same background and the way islam is practice in her country might be slightly different from mine coz we followed different Madhab. Madhab is a school of thought within fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence). The major Sunni Madhhab are Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi'i and Hanbali. In my country (malaysia) The Islamic judges are expected to follow the Shafi`i legal school of Islam, which is the main madh'hab of Malaysia.
Therefore, this is not really an easy topic to discuss especially without deeper knowledge of Islam, it even take me an incredibly long time to comment this because this is a topic of my religion and I do not wish to mislead people. However if you find any error from my response feel free to correct me under this post! Lastly I am very thankful and appreciate the effort of this channel for bringing more exposure on islam and muslims towards Korean! I know they were a lot of issues and stigmas that muslim people have to face not only in korea bc of our religion so this really meant a lot.
well said
yes, even for body care (shampoo, soap, toothpaste, etc.) and also medicines must go through a halal inspection process by the relevant assembly from the country where the product will be distributed and only then will the product have a halal certificate and be safely distributed.
And as you wrote, halal is a complex issue. Even after obtaining halal certification, the goods will change to haram if the method of obtaining these goods is not in accordance with Islamic rules.
Ps: Correct me if im wrong 🙏🏼
@@yasnajanuar so true its so hard to obtain halal certificate
we also cannot eat animals with sharp tooth and we supposed to eat with our right hand (that would be the basic knowledge that I know)
may Allah bless you for informing eating ethics and halal things ❤️
No, she's right about just saying Bismillah. But if one forgets to do it in the beginning, they should say "Bismillah awwalahu wa akhirahu (I begin with the Name of Allah at the beginning and at the end)." [At-Tirmidhi and Abu Dawud].
mashallah i am so happy to see other muslim brothers and sisters teaching others about our religion it just makes me happy that people are getting to know more about our religion and are willing to learn about it
I'm glad I got to see Korean people knowing about Halal food and Islam 🥹
deena's description is very good, its like fun hearing her explaination. good job deena
Such sweet people God bless them
I just want to say Horse meat is permitted in Islam but arabs dont eat it for culture not because of religion , also as always deena did great job at answering questions ❤
In Kazakhstan and other nomadic countries we eat horse meat because it’s basically all the meat we have in our land
But we are muslims too and honestly I don’t know it’s horse is halal or not
We eat since childhood and my ancestors eat horse meat too
We have a lot of products and drinks from horses
We also eat button and beef too
Horse meat basically traditional meat
@@Comebackherein2050it is halal. Don’t worry!
I live in a muslim country. Amd I have never heard a muslim saying they've had horse meat for dinner. May be it is halal and I don't know. But if it's halal then why don't muslim sacrifice horses on eid ul adha? They slaughter animals like Buffalos,goats,sheep, camels.
@@Comebackherein2050 its halal dont worry, Asmaa the daughter of Abu Baker said that they had meat horse in the times of the prophet Mohammed peace be upon him , it's in the Sahih thus horse meat is halal but bear in mind donkey and mules are forbidden in Islam
@@user-rn4mv3yp7w I am muslim myself and also live in a muslim contry for Eid if we follow sunnah the best sacrifice would be a male sheep minimum of 6 months in age, camel minimum age 5 years old, cow minimum 2 years old, goat minimum one year old, the horse is not valid in Eid aladha the same way chicken ain't valid still chicken is halal, simply because the sacrifice should be from the Anaam ( i dont know how it translate to english الأنعام) wich are cows sheeps goats and camels.
this was so wholesome i love it
Even Korean family use right hand to eat. So nice to see it
الحمد لله على نعمه الاسلام ... كانو اشخاص لطيفين❤
A beautiful episode that shows the diversity of cultures.. Some of the ignorant people here describe Islam as terrorism because their minds are cleansed because of the stereotype that some call about Islam.. Although there are many non-Muslims who dealt with Muslims and were friends.. Use your brains before speaking...
bring more arabian people this is so intersting to watch
Mashallah. Lot's of love from India ❤️
Keep safe
i can say that Korean family are all well mannered
we can make some korean food to be halal. replace pig meat (if the food using pig as main ingredients) with halal meat (beef, lamb, fish, duck, goat, chevon, mutton), not using any form of alcohol and pig (like fat, oil, gelatine, etc) in it, then you can enjoy the meal.
Waa it is good to watch content like this❤
I LOVE THIS ❤❤❤
I just love eating food from the halal guys ❤ sooo happy being a Muslim
They should meet a bangladeshi person and try bangladeshi foods too....as most of the bangladeshi's r muslim but our food is different from middle east kinda similar with india but have difference too...theres alot of bangladeshi peoples living in korea who is fluent in korean also making yt vidoes plss cast someone...........as youtubers like Mariam's mirror or Zafar niloy plsss giggle
Yess
The falafel needs Tahini (sesame paste sauce ) and veggies like tomatoes, pickled turnips and even mint leaves either eaten alone or even better wrapped in Arabic bread !
Actually we make dua( pray ) before and after eating .
deena is so pretttty
Halal food is different for each countries. Cause we all use different ingredients in our cooking 😁
Another Dua that is often recited by many of us is the invocation narrated by Imam Malik that traces back to the Tabi’in (figures that met the companions of the Prophet s.a.w) Urwah Ibn Az-Zubayr:
اللَّهُمَّ بَارِكْ لَنَا فِيمَا رَزَقْتَنَا وَقِنَا عَذَابَ النَّارِ
Allahumma barik lana fima razaqtana waqina azaban-nar
“O Allah! Bless us in what You have provided us with and protect us from the punishment of the Fire.”
--- By the way i love this content, keep it up!
Maybe she just want to make it easier for them to understand (just Basmallah), that is why she didn't mentioned the Dua' (that you've stated here).
so pleasant to watch
Our family has a really good, Muslim friend. She used to live nearby and we'd come over to eat often. She'd always hand us all of the leftovers, and even sometimes just came at our door to hand us leftovers of whatever they had been eating. It was always delicious! Sadly, she had to move back to her family when her mother got ill, so we couldn't see her often anymore. She's a really sweet lady and so is the rest of her family. I miss her. I wish it was easier to drop by and say hello.
All these individuals were strangers in the other video, now they're family. I love people sharing their cultures, part of the reason I travel a lot. This is a really cute vid, but also a reminder that nothing on the internet is real. When the halmeoni scolded her fake grandson for call her "halmoeni" like she forgot they were in character 6:40.🤣😂
I really appreciate this that Korea's Made shows and introduce Muslims to their people
actually there is one pray that usually recite before eat.
" Allahumma Bariklana Fimma Razaktana Waqina Azabanna"
the meaning is
" O Allah, bless the sustenance you give us and keep us away from the punishment of hell fire"
Nice sharing❤
i love the way she explain about islam, is so interesting,calm and doesnt make people feel weird
Dont forget to say MAASHAA ALLAH when you get compliment from other
I am very happy to see this in the midst of the onslaught of bad news about Islam, it is like a breath of fresh air for me and as far as I know, even if only one word is said, namely "bismillah", it is a prayer. May Allah bless you all🥰🥰
Deena is so cute and pretty
I cook Korean foods but use halal ingredients… as long as the ingredients are halal certified i.e. no pork by products and no alcohol we can usually use it….
You people like to bleed the poor animals to death before eating them. So backward and barbaric.
@@de90210What do you call the atrocities committed against the bulls in the background by provoking the bulls in Spain? What do you say to whales who are killed by thousands under the name of tradition in Denmark, they do not eat their meat, they kill them for pleasure. What do you say about slaves whose hands were cut off by white people in Africa and given to their parents? If you're asian for sure, if it wasn't for the popularity of kpop kdrama, if you had remained a little less developed as Asian countries, they would have made you their colony. DumbiEEeE
Kudos! Awesome! You Rock! Salaam!!
10:04 Excellent answer, sister. Masyaallah^^
cutest😍😍😍
i really respect the egyptian girl beautiful inside out and ALL her answers are on spot.
wow she’s really pretty
The male student 🤣
But there’s actually a prayer we say before eating
I'm glad they enjoyed the food Halal Guys is amazing 🤩
WOOW ❤❤❤
technically speaking there is Prayer for Meals. She's just using the novice level understand we teach to children. 🤣
The dad is the coolest and kindest dad ever
Mashallah ❤️Lots love for Bangaldesh
🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱
All I head in my head is ummmm busssin LMAO
I love u dena❤
나는 무슬림입니다 , 그리고 할랄 음식이 너무 맛있어요 , 그리고 모든 것에 대해 진심으로 감사드리며, 이슬람과 모든 종교에 대해 정중하게 한국 국민들께 감사드립니다, 모든 것에 다시 한번 감사드립니다. 💖🇰🇷✨
Wow amazing
I never think about how much of a feature rice is in Asian food, but she highlighted that by how many times she mentioned how different the rice was. Arabs usually use the same rice as Pakistanis and North Indians - Basmati rice, which only grows in Punjab.
Brother didn’t eat all day 😂😂
we muslim actually have doa before and after eating...but it is enough to say bismillah before eating
😍😍
can you try shawarma it is going to be tasty
Depending of which of the four schools you follow seafood is considered halal or not. The biggest group, Hanafis consider it non-permissible. Which makes sense since they are scavengers and cleaners of the sea, like hyenas and vultures. They also filter the water through themselves cleaning the water which makes them prone to being carriers of bacteria and other poisons. They are also the most common thing to be allergic to. Fish is of course halal according to everyone.
please provide Indonesian subtitles or turn on subtitles!!!
The Korean families are cute❤
tapi di islam sebelum makan juga ada doa untuk makan, bukan hanya Bismillah😁
Iya , Allahumma barik lana fima razaqtana waqina 'azabannar +Bismillah. Btw, saya org mesir 😅
ياليت لو فيه ترجمة للغة العربية 😭💔
there is a dua before eating
اللَّهُمَّ بارِكْ لَنا فِيما رَزَقْتَنا وَقِنا عَذَابَ النَّارِ
Allahumma baarik lanaa fiimaa rozaqtanaa wa qinaa 'adzaa bannaar.
I like all these videos ! But i just want to put it out there that i miss the bom, yumi, taesang, kyojun, hana team
Try muslim from Indonesian too
cute grandma and the teen guy haha
they should zoom on the food i cant see the food!
Whoa!she is pretty
i only love original rice with side dishes more 😂. i can't eat spice rice everyday
love how she explain it very well about islam.
Actually there's 'dua' or pray for eating
It's just b-ismi-llāhi r-raḥmāni r-raḥīmi بِسْمِ اللهِ الرَّحْمٰنِ الرَّحِيْمِ "In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
or in short JUST " b-ismi-llāh" "In the name of God".
other prayer that you're talking about I think is not compulsory it's your choice. Am I right?
@@lnoorplaylist idk.. but it's better to pray before you eating to avoid syaitan eats with you.
اَللّٰهُمَّ بَارِكْ لَنَا فِيْمَا رَزَقْتَنَا وَقِنَا عَذَابَ النَّارِ
Alloohumma barik lanaa fiimaa razatanaa waqinaa ‘adzaa bannar
Yes, that's true. It's even teach at kindergarten level
U don’t HAVE to say it. But u have to say bismillah
its interesting and bit different with muslim in indonesia.
Pops like s Cleopatra interesting he has knowledge
That’s basmati rice. These long grained rice are only grown in Pakistan and India and then exported world wide.
Now I too am hungry
The program is already good, it would be even better if it presented speakers with deeper insight into Islam and its traditions, for example looking for speakers from mosques in Korea or the Muslim community there