Wedding Traditions in Kazakhstan Explained | religious part, opening bride's face | Episode 3
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2021
- Hi guys!
Today I wanted to share with you the third episode of my new Kazakh Wedding Traditions series. We’re bringing the bride to our grandfather's house and opening her face. There's also the religious part of the Kazakh wedding ceremony is called Neke Qiyu.
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i am living in Almaty more than two years now i have been invited many times to Kazakh homes in parties or wedding and i truly love them as y=they are so kinds and enjoying life they way they can . you need to inter their homes to understand them clearly - well done salta
This is my favourite channel. I especially like it when you explain everything so nicely. I wish you a lot of success with the channel and happy family life for your brother and his wife.
Thank you, that was a privilege to see your family & wish your brother & sister-in-law health, wealth & happiness 🥰
3:05 alhamdulillah, first time I see muslim in your video 😁
I've always wanna visit Kazakhstan since it is a Muslim country, so it is easy to search for halal foods there
Sending my regards from Malaysia
Yea it's a muslim majority country but most of these muslims are liberals and not regularly practicing muslims
Thank you for showing this part of Kazakh life!! I could really feel the connection of family in this vlog.
I really enjoyed watching the three episodes. A lot of culture, warmth and joy. Congrats and wish the new couple a along and happy life together.
Hey, i just would like to thankyou for making these videos about kazakhstan, i havent visited for 5 years already and just feel really nostalgic when i watch your videos. Thanks.
Very Cool. I always look forward to your videos. A great eye opening view into Kazakh culture. Cheers
Kazakh people will never get tired of three things. 1 - giving toasts. 2 - drinking tea. I keep missing, what was number 3? Great series! Such happy people!
Thanks for sharing a very interesting get-together. I attended my bother's granddaughter's ceremony at a wedding hall. They invited relatives, friends and workplace colleagues --- altogether 50 people. It costed the newly weds $15-20,000. It's quite a burden for them. So when my daughter married we didn't have any ceremony. The couple had memorial photos at a photo shop and two family members (10 people) had just a dinner at a restaurant -- Japanese case.
The best time of any of your videos, was when you were praying with the family. Beautiful.
Very interesting video!!! I have friends from kazakhstan....they visited Georgia 🇬🇪this summer and there are many tourists from kazakhstan 🇰🇿who are visiting Georgia🇬🇪❤️
Love the respect and honour grandpa and grandma have ..
Back in memories... Have a strong feeling this happens now with me in 2011. It's been a while, but I really miss these worm emotions everyone was experiencing back in time. Thank you Salta!
May Allah guide the kazakistan people towards Islam... In sha Allah, one day will come all kazaks will come to the path of their ancestors that is Islam
How wonderful! Surprised that the younger men attending don't wear a tyubateika (grandfather does; he seems cool :), and women don't have head scarfs for a traditional event like a marriage? Time marches on, one supposes. Thank you for documenting these things! Best wishes to your family!
I have been absolutely delighted to see the traditional wedding in Kazakstan. It was very kind of all the participants to allow you you record this. Thank you for giving an insight into your culture. I am curious about the face-wiping gesture - never seen that before. Nor have I ever seen an herb-burning ritual. Very interesting indeed.
Из Ислама и шаманизма
Mashaallah mashaallah very beautiful video
wow, very interesting experience of the wedding, thanks for sharing. I Hope can visit Kazakhstan someday!
ASSALAMU ALAIKUM WA RAHMATULLAHI WA BARAKATUH. LOVE FROM BANGLADESH. baa-rakal laahu la-kum, wa baa-raka ‛alay-kum, wa jama‛a ba-yna-kumaa fee khayr
Translation: May Allah bless for you your spouse, and bless you, and may He unite both of you in goodness.
Не дит нау?
@@oneman6472 can you say this in English
@@abdunnoorawsaf4080 "what is he saying".
And thank you for your wishes, big Salaam to Bangladeshi brothers and sisters
@@siratshi455 he just wishing the bride and groom best luck and pray for them to happy life.
7:20 Kid is more excited 🤩🤩
Woow😍😍
Thank you for showing us the real Kazakhstan. Brilliant !!! 👍👍👍
Really nice video about Kazakhstan culture.
By the way what the man was saying during toast? What your mother is saying to the bride? Bride looks Japanese......
Assallam Aleykum. Greetings from Nairobi Kenya 🇰🇪 .
10K is near 🎉🎉Hello from India
Assalamualaikum .. iam from indonesia i like your chanel and i wish you succes..Barakallah
🤩😁😁😁😁
Qirat of @3:08 brother is great. Mashallah.
Yes Mashallah
Very informative and Good Cross Culture knowledge
It is intersting to see how many wedding rituals are similar to those in India!
We need a follow up video that explains everything that took place here.
By the way, how does Kudalyk work if the groom is a foreigner and does not want to return to his own country?
Very beautiful culture ❤
You guys really like food 😂
مصري عدي من هنا 🇪🇬🇪🇬♥️🇰🇿🇰🇿
مسلم وافتخر طول العمر 💙💙💙
3:08 Mashallah 🤍🤍🤍
Assalamualaikum love from indonesia
Machallah
wawa weewa
The weeding was simple as per Islamic rules but people like us Afghan and Pakistani weeding events last till 10 days and even more so many guest and everything and distributing gifts and sweets were just as same as we afghans do and the mother in law as she said to wear scarf when visiting them is exactly the same as us but we usually wear it everytime
7:16 had me lmao
I live in Jordan. How do I travel to Kazakhstan while I work as a chef for Arabic sweets?
wow i just recognized that kazakh sound so similar to turkish 😳
Uhm, they both in the same Tukic language family.😅 It's like kind of similarity between German and English.
@@oneman6472 yes i already know but i had no idea how similar they sound
@@oneman6472 They are two different nations.
@@aquinalthomas4875 Yes, l know. I just explain about language, not nation😐
Inshyaallah nikah sma cowok kazakhatan
I always thought Kazakhs were Muslim, evidence of an Imam reciting quran in this video?
But the women dont cover their hair and alcohol is being distributed?
Could someone explain this?
islam is more like a tradition in kazakhstan. most are muslim in the name so they don’t really follow islam’s rules. some are not even muslim. you can see women wearing hijab on the street but it’s not that common.
@@meryemila so you would say a low percentage of women are fully practising Muslims in Kazakhstan, maybe 5%?
Very interesting all the asian Muslim women (Pakistan, Bangladesh, Malaysia Indonesia etc) are majority practising women.
Is this the same for the other Central Asian countries (Uzbekistan, Kyrgistan etc) would you say?
@마하드 no you're wrong its due to Soviet Russia when they banned religion so Islam throughout the years started to disappear it's more of a tradition
@@deaniedean248 it was due to the USSR when they took over central asia and banned religion so it was hard to practice it
Because they are not sholat, they are just praying normally
Quran recitation ❤❤❤
Sister your name has muslim in it, is it like a middle name ?
2:44
How about Bride kidnapping tradition/forced marriage? Is it still practiced in Kazakhstan?
Itu di kirgistan
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Qazaq bop qarap jatqanım qızıq eken.
you so beautifull
13 минут, а я уже устал)
No ceremony is complete without serving beshbarmak..!
Burning something like this is haram
Hi Salta !
Since finding the channel you have I feel you area very bright & good natured young lady !
I am an American with a long interest in visiting Kazakhstan so the video's you make have allot of education value to me and I am sure many more people that watch your channel feel they have learned many things .
I will be in the near years to come leaving the U.S for ever and bring a large investment funds to open a business or multi business's in a country which so far I have my eye's on the Republic of Moldova which I have since 2004 operated a tourism services in Moldova and Romania .
But I am open to switching my business plans to another country if I can get along well in a country other than Moldova.
I see the current issue with Kazakhstan is all language & writing is in Russian .
I have personally experienced scams in legal documents when the language of the legal contract was in Russian .
I lost a Hugh cash investment in Moldova once when the money loaded to the person had the contract done in Russian language and it was lied to me about what was written in the legal contract for pay back of money loaned .
Bad things lived through make you stronger and shame on me once which won't happen again !
Americans have a Hugh problem and disadvantage when we want to move to a country which Americans are far to trusting that nothing bad will happen and due to this foreigners know this then take advanced of Americans .
I would move to Kazakhstan for sure if I have a Kazakhstan wife or living with a Kazakhstan women .
Who knows I might still consider your country for spending my life and opening a few business's ?
I will come to your country in the years to come to check out all possibility's .
I like so much of what you show of Kazakhstan only the language and writing is Russian which poses a serious problem for me to invest in Kazakhstan .
I love all kinds of music so I have found music video's by Eska Muhaned I like and a few more I find amazing all since finding the channel you have giving me interest to know more about Kazakhstan .
So you are a good ambassador for your own Kazakhstan .
После январских событий не передумали?
Есть ещё один хороший посол Казахстана Димаш Кудайберген(певец).
They are Muslims but they are drinking alcohol ???