Ani Zaa both in Pakistan and UK its same nobody gets ready for suhoor but the point she made is so strong. Like we are all so diverse. And that there is nothing to be offended about. But yeah its same in Pakistan
i love that Dina talked about how different Muslims are worldwide! what she said about people in Muslim countries staying up until Suhoor is so true and is actually one of my fave things about Ramadan! it's just fun staying up with family past midnight and cooking together
yess I came back home a few days ago after finishing the term and ramadan is soo much more glam in muslim countries I could actually get things done when I have energy it’s crazy
Ina K it's not about being a 'Celebration'. what's wrong with getting ready for a family/friends gathering for Iftar/Suhoor? it's somehow a cultural thing in some countries in the middle east.
Mac have actually taken the campaign down as there was (and still is) a pic of the same look on their Insta stating ‘get ready for your evening gathering’. So it actually was an error where they stated suhoor instead of Iftar x
No it was only done by Mac Middle East and the actual link now simply states ‘free postage during Ramadan’ - although the campaign is still on their Insta (which is what I refer to above)
YESSSS!!! Thank you Dina for saying this. People have definitely have blown it out of proportion without having any context. Also note that this was released on the MAC Arabia RUclips channel and was mainly aimed at that audience. Suhoor party culture is huge where I come from and people go all out. MAC is also massive in the MENA region so, for people like us we actually enjoy content like that.
I was out shoping with my mom today and had a nice muslim lady with her very small child in a shop with us and she almost collapsed. it's 30°C today outside and the first thing that came to my mind " Oh shit, it's Ramadan and she probably hasn't eaten or drink anything all day!" which was correct so we guided her so a more secluded area in the shop( the shop owner is an old friend of my mom so we got to use the private areas) and basically tried to get her body cool again and lifted her legs up a bit so that the blood can flow back into her head. She removed her hijab and cooled down her head a bit with the water we got her and also drank some small sips. She was very thankful for us just helping her and especially me knowing what is wrong but I still feel like I might have been insensitive to her religion in any way with me just offering her water to cool down. I know that you aren't even allowed to drink but I feel like health is more important than sticking to the rules in any situation especially with a little girl of only 1 1/2 years around.
You did a good job by offering her water. Thank you for that! And muslims are allowed to eat and drink out of necessity. We don't have to fast when our health can be endagered, that's why people who have to take medication, menstruating women, children, elderly people etc. don't have to fast.
you alright there keyboard warrior?, she did a good thing helping another human out, you clearly have issues you need to sort out to be calling another person an idiot for doing something good. If that was your mother sister or yourself would you rather people left her there on the floor?
DieAlteistwiederda aww this is so cute and in no way disrespectful! You have been so nice by taking her in a private room and of course we can break our fast if we feel that bad! It’s so nice to see people like you ♥️♥️
In Bangladesh almost all the restaurants are open for suhoor in Ramadan and it's become very normal, in the past few years, to go out for suhoor. And like you said, the work day is shortened as well to accomodate for Ramadan, which is why is become even more normal :D
Hi Dina, I moved from London to Qatar, Doha and my first Ramadan here has been so different to what it is in the UK. Everything is just so different and it’s amazing. Everything is open from Iftar to suhoor and it’s so lively everywhere you go. Everything is so Festive. The Arabs here are so glam even at that time of night and there I am a girl from London in my Home clothes hoping no one will notice. I really enjoyed this cos I could relate to what you were saying! Love your videos. Hana is the cutest! X
Iv been watching you for sooooo many years. Infact since I was pregnant with my first child (who is now 5). As a non Muslim I have always loved your videos so much. Love listening to your thoughts/opinions and ideas! Was really disheartened to hear you won’t be continuing those sid and Dina advice vids. I loved listening to them while I did my ironing 😂 They were brilliant. Wish you had followed those stories up to see what the person did/ how it ended. Anyway, congrats on your pregnancy! Keep up the great videos!
you always have such a great way to think and you always include every aspect before you comment something. I think it makes so much sense when you look at that Mac video after you watch dinas video 😁 I love you dina! ❤
I totally agree with you on what you said in this video, because this has made me realize the diversity of Muslims and I think it’s so cool to be honest! It makes me wish I lived in a Muslim country, at least during the month of Ramadan because Ramadan here in the U.S. is not as enjoyable. Don’t get me wrong I do understand that Ramadan is about focusing on religion but at the same time life becomes so boring because for the rest of the day no one wants to do anything because “it’s Ramadan, we’re fasting”
One thing that I really like about Dina is that she makes points that are valid and can be backed up , I totally agree with what she said in this video.
I didn't understand what was wrong with it at first because coming from a gulf country this is very common. There's a thing called Ghabga which is basically a gathering after iftar usually starting from 10 pm and goes up until 2 or 3 am, where families or friends dress up and enjoy the food. Most of the time, the Ghabga is also referred to as suhoor since it lasts till late at night. Also, all the restaurants are open until fajr so almost everyone goes out at night all glammed up.
Yes, you are 100% correct with your interpretation of the clip. I am from Dubai and what I think Mac means is that Ghabgah gathering which is after Tarweeh and it is basically the meal between Iftar and Suhoor, where a lot of people choose to socialize and go out, some would either go to a Ramadan tents/ buffet or many prefer to go to friends and family gatherings at homes and majlis ... We also refer to it as early Suhoor, as food get served early.
Here in Morocco, especially Tangier, day and night basically switch. Restaurants etc open at iftar and stay open till suhur, even the gym I go to opens at around 2pm and closes at 2am, versus 6am to 10pm on normal days.
This is absolutely true. When I lived in Saudi Arabia, the timetable throughout the whole country would change and so people would stay up until suhoor and get ready and go out to very luxurious restaurants at like 3 in the morning. I remember women would put sooo much make up on and thats just the way they do things:)
You are a perfect example of a women, a normal women. I am not a Muslim or anything else related to any religion and I don’t watch your videos because you are a Muslim but because I like you as a woman and I like the fact that you are open minded. Thank you for your hard work! Xxx
Same in pakistan mainly in big cities shops are open all night and close at sehri time in some markets people literally open their fasts from the surrounding food stalls then pray at a nearby mosque then continue shopping plus many restaurants are open from iftar to sahoor
I agree😄 at first I also found it bizarre as a South African but then someone mentioned that it was on the Middle East Mac page so I put 2 and 2 together. Thanks for the explanation Dina😁
I live in the UAE and I have to admit sometimes you go suhoor in your relatives house with all your family there so you kinda wanna put a little lipstick and not look dead so yeah MAC is not wrong is just this doesn’t work with all ppl
From Dubai : working 5 hours in total every day. Have attended 5 suhoors already, iftar parties are almost everyday. Enjoying huge Ramadan sales, Ramadan feels everywhere here mashAllah 😍 basically the day starts after tarveeh here malls are full as ppl have only 5 hours and we can sleep like a baby in the afternoon!
Hi Dina, I hope that you and your family are doing well. I just wanted to say I’m glad that you voiced your opinion even thought it’s not the popular one and thank you for clarifying how things are in some middle eastern countries, I am from Morocco and it is the first time I’ve heard that in some countries ppl actually go out for suhur. Here in Morocco most people stay up from iftar until suhur but everything is closed after tarawih, so it was indeed interesting to hear that people go out for suhur and I feel like it’s a cool thing, I wish I could do that in my country as well. Have a great day !
Yes.. agreed. Living in Qatar for 5 years. ramadhan is like festival everynight. Restaurant closed after sahoor. Miss it. We used to breakfast and go out untik sahoor then go home and sleep. 😄
Agreed! I live in Canada but my nationality is Moroccan, and although I’ve only had a couple Ramadan’s in Morocco over the summer I always miss it, cuz after iftar everyone goes out and everything is open till suhoor!
Oh I never knew people go out for Suhour ( and I live in Morocco, we don’t have such things, this believe me!) I’m so in love with the content you’ve been sharing lately 🌸
So true. I’m an American convert and spent my first 4 Ramadans there. Now I live in Saudi Arabia and it’s such a new and amazing experience to be in a place where most other people are celebrating it too! People are still very much awake and out during Suhoor, since many work schedules allow you do start later and end early. I also think a lot of people don’t push suhoor till the last second like we did in America- maybe because the fast isn’t as long.
Agreed ! Went to Dubai during Ramadan and most restaurant were closed. However for iftar everyone was glammed up at the hotel, the mall was flooded with highly glammed women and men, restaurants were catering for hundreds of families & the same for Suhoor. It was like a fashion show at 2AM. It was the only time you’ll see them during the day / night 😂
Dina, Thanks soo much for sharing this!! It's amazing subhanallah! I never knew about the culture of how it is in Middle Eastern Countries during suhoor time. I have lots of Muslim friends from different countries here in the US but I never knew about this. Would love to travel one day to get a chance to experience it for once my self :) Thanks For broadening our horizons sis! Keep Up the great work and Ramadan Mubarak
U look amazing Dina, I totally agree with u and I like how u understand Muslim around the world. I remember ur when they asked u to sing in Indonesia during that Muslima program and u refused and said it’s Harram.
Yeah that’s right i’am living in egypt and we are going out for sohour at like 2:00 am no problem cause all the people are out and restaurants didn’t close and we have so much fun it’s really ramadan vibes. Aslo there also khema rmadaneya which is amazing
I like your insight and perspective. I feel like people are just out there to bash any company who tries to cater to different communities without taking into consideration that progress is being made.
I totally agree with you Dina, I lived in Saudi Arabia for more then 15 years and the Ramadan used to be lit.....we had iftars and at the time of suhoor all restaurants would be open they had buffet and all types of variety. Ramadan are the best in the middle east. Now I'm in Canada and it doesn't feel like Ramadan here.
You're glowing mashallah skin looks amazing. I think in more asian/middle eastern areas in the UK probably have food places open for suhoor like birmingham or east london.
i agree .. i'm from saudi and its normal to dress up and go to a gathering at 11 p.m and eat sahur together. specially that ramadan is in the summer vacation the last few years.
I'm a UK Muslim currently living in Qatar, and when I saw the ad, I honestly thought is was MacME (Mac Middle East). It made perfect sense if it was specific to the middle east. Restaurants are open from iftar to suhoor. People sleep throughout the day and live the night life for Ramadan. Your skit about the realities of suhoor in the UK was hilarious! I'm exactly the same 😂😂
This has just made me want to go to a muslim country for Ramadan. But it's so lovely to see different cultures at Ramadan I love it one of the most incredible parts of Islam.
Assalamulaikum Dina! I totally get why u support the vid put up my Mac...I live in Saudi Arabia and here it is actually very common to host suhoor parties among friends and family and u obviously dress up for that! You were right when u said that this really emphasizes the difference between Muslims all around the world... We all have different cultures and lifestyles so at the end of the day it really comes down to which part of the world u r in!
Here in Egypt yes sohoor is an outing & that's not just for the rich elite.. Every restaurant is open during Ramadan from iftar to sohoor even every clothing store is also open till fajr so that people can shop for eid outfits for their kids.. Streets in Ramadan in Egypt =almost empty in the mornings & crazy busy after iftar
I AGREE I'm from Qatar and Sohour events is a big thing here. All food places close during the day (You can only have takeout and delivery) for those who are not fasting or cook at home then they open before breaking fast around 6:15 . So basically all big sohour gatherings happen after 9:30 after taraweh and people dress up in (jalabiyas) traditional wear etc... so its normal to dress up and be glammed when our food places open till before sohour time and our fasting is not as long as Europe ! I guess people missunderstood the ad and for us its normal LOL
Not just in Egypt or Turkey or Dubai. In Saudia we stay up till suhoor and sleep after fajr and start our day when we wake up. We have went out to eat suhoor alot of times with our family and friends. The shops close before suhoor time so that people can eat and enjoy their suhoor with their family and friends
i know i'm so late to this video but dina slapping water on her feet and then mumbling her prayers half asleep while her head moves side to side is sending me!!
yeah i live in kuwait and we literally go out for iftar to eat, then stay out have fun, maybe go shopping or sit at a coffee shop until we go to another restaurant to eat suhoor lol i come home at like 3 am and its so normal in ramadan
Here in Doha since we open fast 6ish and go out later for dinner which we call suhoor. Most of the time even if it’s not at 3am we still call it suhoor, it’s just any time after iftar. And yeah if we go out for it we’ll probably get ready.
So true- in Middle Eastern Muslim countries its like the entire society becomes nocturnal. People will go out to restaurants, go shopping, or even just visit their friends all at night and sleep or relax during the day. Even work schedules will usually change, to start a little bit later and end earlier. It's a really nice time actually, and fun to go out and basically enjoy your city as usual but everything is dark and lit up prettily with lights and everyone has more religious and communal/charitable feeling in general (instead of having a nightclub/partying nighttime vibe)!
Yep its a proper thing back in Pakistan as well (going out on Suhoor), similar to Egypt. Ramadan and Eid is so much better back home than it is here in UK. Also, not everyone in Pakistan goes out for Suhoor, some do and most don't. It really depends on people and what they prefer. Im glad you got the point of it instead of trolling the shit out of it, hahah.
Thanks for making this video and putting a point across. You made some great points in this video. I so agree
Iqra Qadir Khan what’s your opinion Iqra. As you’ve lived in the UK & currently in Pakistan?
Ani Zaa both in Pakistan and UK its same nobody gets ready for suhoor but the point she made is so strong. Like we are all so diverse. And that there is nothing to be offended about. But yeah its same in Pakistan
i love that Dina talked about how different Muslims are worldwide! what she said about people in Muslim countries staying up until Suhoor is so true and is actually one of my fave things about Ramadan! it's just fun staying up with family past midnight and cooking together
irisance exactly! 💙
Yes! Muslims are different around the world. In the UK we wouldn’t get ready but ngl, when I was in Dubai for Ramadan we went out a lot to eat suhoor
"Sid I don't have trousers on so calm down with your vlog camera" 😂😂😂😂
Yas 78 That’s so me when I record for mine and my husband’s channel. Like literally from the waist down I’m in PJs or nothing.
Damn Dina you lookin georgous today, that skin is glowing 👌🏼
Yas 78
We'll she's pregnant hehe. That sort of thing happens.
Yas 78 fr I think it’s because she’s pregnant as well
Buffet at suhoor, I am soo jealous. Thanks for this, I didn't realise that suhoor is practised differently in other countries.
Yes thank you! Muslims are different around the world.
yess I came back home a few days ago after finishing the term and ramadan is soo much more glam in muslim countries I could actually get things done when I have energy it’s crazy
Saudi Arabia is the same as Egypt as well 👍🏻 we have Suhoor outings and fancy shmancy gatherings for Suhoor.
Ina K it's not about being a 'Celebration'. what's wrong with getting ready for a family/friends gathering for Iftar/Suhoor? it's somehow a cultural thing in some countries in the middle east.
Wow I never knew this
Ina K any day of the year having a meal together with your family is a blessing in Islam. It does not just have to be on eid.
When do u sleep and pray then
are you ok Ina K? you seem pressed that people are celebrating things that you don't
‘Get ready for suhoor’... mac, I can barely eat or walk at suhoor time like srsly 😂
Ok but did you even watch the video
M m okl
I love your makeup style recently, it looks natural and glowing ✨✨✨ love love love it ✨✨✨✨✨
Mac have actually taken the campaign down as there was (and still is) a pic of the same look on their Insta stating ‘get ready for your evening gathering’. So it actually was an error where they stated suhoor instead of Iftar x
It was also done by MAC middle east, and it's still up on their instagram - it's meant for middle eastern muslims!
No it was only done by Mac Middle East and the actual link now simply states ‘free postage during Ramadan’ - although the campaign is still on their Insta (which is what I refer to above)
Narmeen lol Middle East has mac? LOLOLOL
Narmeen v
YESSSS!!! Thank you Dina for saying this. People have definitely have blown it out of proportion without having any context. Also note that this was released on the MAC Arabia RUclips channel and was mainly aimed at that audience. Suhoor party culture is huge where I come from and people go all out. MAC is also massive in the MENA region so, for people like us we actually enjoy content like that.
I was out shoping with my mom today and had a nice muslim lady with her very small child in a shop with us and she almost collapsed. it's 30°C today outside and the first thing that came to my mind " Oh shit, it's Ramadan and she probably hasn't eaten or drink anything all day!" which was correct so we guided her so a more secluded area in the shop( the shop owner is an old friend of my mom so we got to use the private areas) and basically tried to get her body cool again and lifted her legs up a bit so that the blood can flow back into her head. She removed her hijab and cooled down her head a bit with the water we got her and also drank some small sips. She was very thankful for us just helping her and especially me knowing what is wrong but I still feel like I might have been insensitive to her religion in any way with me just offering her water to cool down.
I know that you aren't even allowed to drink but I feel like health is more important than sticking to the rules in any situation especially with a little girl of only 1 1/2 years around.
You did a good job by offering her water. Thank you for that! And muslims are allowed to eat and drink out of necessity. We don't have to fast when our health can be endagered, that's why people who have to take medication, menstruating women, children, elderly people etc. don't have to fast.
DieAlteistwiederda you weren’t insensitive, that was a beautiful thing you done. Bless you!
What an idiot
you alright there keyboard warrior?, she did a good thing helping another human out, you clearly have issues you need to sort out to be calling another person an idiot for doing something good. If that was your mother sister or yourself would you rather people left her there on the floor?
DieAlteistwiederda aww this is so cute and in no way disrespectful! You have been so nice by taking her in a private room and of course we can break our fast if we feel that bad! It’s so nice to see people like you ♥️♥️
In Bangladesh almost all the restaurants are open for suhoor in Ramadan and it's become very normal, in the past few years, to go out for suhoor.
And like you said, the work day is shortened as well to accomodate for Ramadan, which is why is become even more normal :D
Dina waking up with the beanie is so funny! Also love the video and the wisdom you’ve portrayed.
You just made me miss my family in Egypt more... Ramadan Mubarak Dina & family. 💕💕💕
Hi Dina, I moved from London to Qatar, Doha and my first Ramadan here has been so different to what it is in the UK. Everything is just so different and it’s amazing. Everything is open from Iftar to suhoor and it’s so lively everywhere you go. Everything is so Festive. The Arabs here are so glam even at that time of night and there I am a girl from London in my Home clothes hoping no one will notice.
I really enjoyed this cos I could relate to what you were saying!
Love your videos. Hana is the cutest! X
I LOVE Dinas "HIIII GUYSSS!!" Puts an instant smile on my face, love you :)
Iv been watching you for sooooo many years. Infact since I was pregnant with my first child (who is now 5). As a non Muslim I have always loved your videos so much. Love listening to your thoughts/opinions and ideas! Was really disheartened to hear you won’t be continuing those sid and Dina advice vids. I loved listening to them while I did my ironing 😂 They were brilliant. Wish you had followed those stories up to see what the person did/ how it ended. Anyway, congrats on your pregnancy! Keep up the great videos!
you always have such a great way to think and you always include every aspect before you comment something. I think it makes so much sense when you look at that Mac video after you watch dinas video 😁 I love you dina! ❤
Glad to see you back and happy!!! Love you Dina keep smiling!!
I totally agree with you on what you said in this video, because this has made me realize the diversity of Muslims and I think it’s so cool to be honest! It makes me wish I lived in a Muslim country, at least during the month of Ramadan because Ramadan here in the U.S. is not as enjoyable. Don’t get me wrong I do understand that Ramadan is about focusing on religion but at the same time life becomes so boring because for the rest of the day no one wants to do anything because “it’s Ramadan, we’re fasting”
One thing that I really like about Dina is that she makes points that are valid and can be backed up , I totally agree with what she said in this video.
I didn't understand what was wrong with it at first because coming from a gulf country this is very common. There's a thing called Ghabga which is basically a gathering after iftar usually starting from 10 pm and goes up until 2 or 3 am, where families or friends dress up and enjoy the food. Most of the time, the Ghabga is also referred to as suhoor since it lasts till late at night. Also, all the restaurants are open until fajr so almost everyone goes out at night all glammed up.
Sara Nasaif Sounds amazing tbh. Wish I was in one of those countries right now!
Yes, you are 100% correct with your interpretation of the clip. I am from Dubai and what I think Mac means is that Ghabgah gathering which is after Tarweeh and it is basically the meal between Iftar and Suhoor, where a lot of people choose to socialize and go out, some would either go to a Ramadan tents/ buffet or many prefer to go to friends and family gatherings at homes and majlis ... We also refer to it as early Suhoor, as food get served early.
OMG Dina I absolutely love you cause u are honest and funny 😂 we need more people like you in this world 😂❤️💕
Dina your face mashallah it’s shining and glowing. You are just so pretty.. love from Spain 💗
Here in Morocco, especially Tangier, day and night basically switch. Restaurants etc open at iftar and stay open till suhur, even the gym I go to opens at around 2pm and closes at 2am, versus 6am to 10pm on normal days.
This is absolutely true. When I lived in Saudi Arabia, the timetable throughout the whole country would change and so people would stay up until suhoor and get ready and go out to very luxurious restaurants at like 3 in the morning. I remember women would put sooo much make up on and thats just the way they do things:)
How come we’ve been blessed with 3 videos in only one day 😍 have a good night y’all 😴❤️
You are a perfect example of a women, a normal women. I am not a Muslim or anything else related to any religion and I don’t watch your videos because you are a Muslim but because I like you as a woman and I like the fact that you are open minded. Thank you for your hard work! Xxx
Dinaa after iftar u just put a smile on my facee xx love you
Same in pakistan mainly in big cities shops are open all night and close at sehri time in some markets people literally open their fasts from the surrounding food stalls then pray at a nearby mosque then continue shopping plus many restaurants are open from iftar to sahoor
100% accurate. I started laughing because that’s exactly what I do during suhoor!
I agree😄 at first I also found it bizarre as a South African but then someone mentioned that it was on the Middle East Mac page so I put 2 and 2 together. Thanks for the explanation Dina😁
I actually didn’t know this! I’m glad I didn’t mock mac otherwise I would be feelin stupid rn🤭
I live in the UAE and I have to admit sometimes you go suhoor in your relatives house with all your family there so you kinda wanna put a little lipstick and not look dead so yeah MAC is not wrong is just this doesn’t work with all ppl
Aimy Candy lollll hahahahahahaha
Aimy Candy exactlyyy
From Dubai : working 5 hours in total every day. Have attended 5 suhoors already, iftar parties are almost everyday. Enjoying huge Ramadan sales, Ramadan feels everywhere here mashAllah 😍 basically the day starts after tarveeh here malls are full as ppl have only 5 hours and we can sleep like a baby in the afternoon!
I’m so glad that Dina explained it in such a good way . Honestly I just laughed when I saw it .
Spot on with your logics Dina ♥️ love your spontaneous guts and keeping it real in a world of bloggers. Thank you Dina ♥️♥️♥️
Hi Dina, I hope that you and your family are doing well. I just wanted to say I’m glad that you voiced your opinion even thought it’s not the popular one and thank you for clarifying how things are in some middle eastern countries, I am from Morocco and it is the first time I’ve heard that in some countries ppl actually go out for suhur. Here in Morocco most people stay up from iftar until suhur but everything is closed after tarawih, so it was indeed interesting to hear that people go out for suhur and I feel like it’s a cool thing, I wish I could do that in my country as well. Have a great day !
Yes.. agreed. Living in Qatar for 5 years. ramadhan is like festival everynight. Restaurant closed after sahoor. Miss it. We used to breakfast and go out untik sahoor then go home and sleep. 😄
Dina your skin is glowing mashallah tbarakallah
Agreed! I live in Canada but my nationality is Moroccan, and although I’ve only had a couple Ramadan’s in Morocco over the summer I always miss it, cuz after iftar everyone goes out and everything is open till suhoor!
I legit feel closer to dina as if she were my elder sister...weird😂
Juzla J it's not weird
Sameee😂❤️
sameee omg x)
Ikr maybe because we feel clicked with her 😂
3 videos in one day feel blessed. Thank you sid and dina
Oh I never knew people go out for Suhour ( and I live in Morocco, we don’t have such things, this believe me!)
I’m so in love with the content you’ve been sharing lately 🌸
So true. I’m an American convert and spent my first 4 Ramadans there. Now I live in Saudi Arabia and it’s such a new and amazing experience to be in a place where most other people are celebrating it too! People are still very much awake and out during Suhoor, since many work schedules allow you do start later and end early. I also think a lot of people don’t push suhoor till the last second like we did in America- maybe because the fast isn’t as long.
Agreed ! Went to Dubai during Ramadan and most restaurant were closed. However for iftar everyone was glammed up at the hotel, the mall was flooded with highly glammed women and men, restaurants were catering for hundreds of families & the same for Suhoor. It was like a fashion show at 2AM. It was the only time you’ll see them during the day / night 😂
I really enjoy your videos, you help me see new perspectives to things!!
Dina, Thanks soo much for sharing this!! It's amazing subhanallah! I never knew about the culture of how it is in Middle Eastern Countries during suhoor time. I have lots of Muslim friends from different countries here in the US but I never knew about this. Would love to travel one day to get a chance to experience it for once my self :)
Thanks For broadening our horizons sis! Keep Up the great work and Ramadan Mubarak
U look amazing Dina, I totally agree with u and I like how u understand Muslim around the world. I remember ur when they asked u to sing in Indonesia during that Muslima program and u refused and said it’s Harram.
Lemme just glam up before I eat my Weetabix at 2am lol (also thanks for the two videos back to back)
Dina, you're so intelligent, mature, and realistic to the world we live in! 💖💖💖
Well... my look at the moment (suhoor/tarawih) is Vaseline and E45...
It’s on my bucket list to be in an Islamic country for Ramadan at least once just for an experience . Inshallah 🙏🏻
Yeah that’s right i’am living in egypt and we are going out for sohour at like 2:00 am no problem cause all the people are out and restaurants didn’t close and we have so much fun it’s really ramadan vibes. Aslo there also khema rmadaneya which is amazing
Yes Dina you're very right....where we live, Pakistan we stay out till suhoor have our food and then be back home and sleep. good video!! ❤❤
I like your insight and perspective. I feel like people are just out there to bash any company who tries to cater to different communities without taking into consideration that progress is being made.
This video was really good! You're the best RUclipsr! ♥️♥️
OMG THE WUDU PART IS SO RELATABLE. YA ALLAH PLEASE FORGIVE MEEEE 😭😭😭😂😂😂😂😂
The lil grwm she snuck in😂😂😂😂
Your skin and this make up though! Wow! On point 🙌🏼
I totally agree with you Dina, I lived in Saudi Arabia for more then 15 years and the Ramadan used to be lit.....we had iftars and at the time of suhoor all restaurants would be open they had buffet and all types of variety. Ramadan are the best in the middle east. Now I'm in Canada and it doesn't feel like Ramadan here.
Thanks for shedding light on how other countries practice suhoor. Living in UK I had no idea. The Mac tutorial makes sense now lol
You're glowing mashallah skin looks amazing. I think in more asian/middle eastern areas in the UK probably have food places open for suhoor like birmingham or east london.
i agree .. i'm from saudi and its normal to dress up and go to a gathering at 11 p.m and eat sahur together. specially that ramadan is in the summer vacation the last few years.
I'm a UK Muslim currently living in Qatar, and when I saw the ad, I honestly thought is was MacME (Mac Middle East). It made perfect sense if it was specific to the middle east. Restaurants are open from iftar to suhoor. People sleep throughout the day and live the night life for Ramadan.
Your skit about the realities of suhoor in the UK was hilarious! I'm exactly the same 😂😂
I really like how you made the point that Muslims are different all around the world! So true! ❤
I like ur way of explaining thats why i luv ur videos u make a lot of sence. Cute funny wen u wake up in the clip. Luv u
Yayy 2 videos you are really treating us dina. love you
Dina your look is so pretty in this video!!
This has just made me want to go to a muslim country for Ramadan. But it's so lovely to see different cultures at Ramadan I love it one of the most incredible parts of Islam.
Suhoor got our dina drinking water like a cat 😂😂😂😂😂
Actually it's 3 am now in Egypt and here i am fully awake watching dina 😂😂😂✌✌
I love going out for Suhoor we usually do it once or twice during Ramadan. Guys there are so many millions of Muslims we are not all the same
Assalamulaikum Dina! I totally get why u support the vid put up my Mac...I live in Saudi Arabia and here it is actually very common to host suhoor parties among friends and family and u obviously dress up for that! You were right when u said that this really emphasizes the difference between Muslims all around the world... We all have different cultures and lifestyles so at the end of the day it really comes down to which part of the world u r in!
i agree with you, i live in saudi and we rarely gather for iftar it usually goes from taraweeh till suhoor
Your video's are an absolute treat! I live in Cape Town but originally from the UK. I am always in belly laughs after.
When dinas shirt says bum (for the part ee can see)😂😂😂
Here in Egypt yes sohoor is an outing & that's not just for the rich elite.. Every restaurant is open during Ramadan from iftar to sohoor even every clothing store is also open till fajr so that people can shop for eid outfits for their kids.. Streets in Ramadan in Egypt =almost empty in the mornings & crazy busy after iftar
Thank you for your input on different ways of living sahour in other countries I had no idea about outings for sahour !! It's interesting. 🤓
I love your look in this dina! the golden jewellery tho 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
Just found your channel and subscribed. Love your vlogs and I now know what suhoor is 😍
You look so beautiful naturally and with makeup ❤️❤️❤️mashallah xxx
I loooooveeeee the reality you showed in the video 😂😂😂so true for me
Really informative and funny at the same time. That's Dina! I'd love to experience Ramadan in a Muslim country. ❤
I AGREE I'm from Qatar and Sohour events is a big thing here. All food places close during the day (You can only have takeout and delivery) for those who are not fasting or cook at home then they open before breaking fast around 6:15 . So basically all big sohour gatherings happen after 9:30 after taraweh and people dress up in (jalabiyas) traditional wear etc... so its normal to dress up and be glammed when our food places open till before sohour time and our fasting is not as long as Europe ! I guess people missunderstood the ad and for us its normal LOL
Spending Ramadan in Egypt and all my outings have been for su7oor! Some restaurants even have a special su7oor (or iftar) menu.
I agree because went out and had a suhur in Egypt at 3,00am and it was lit
Not just in Egypt or Turkey or Dubai. In Saudia we stay up till suhoor and sleep after fajr and start our day when we wake up. We have went out to eat suhoor alot of times with our family and friends. The shops close before suhoor time so that people can eat and enjoy their suhoor with their family and friends
i know i'm so late to this video but dina slapping water on her feet and then mumbling her prayers half asleep while her head moves side to side is sending me!!
yeah i live in kuwait and we literally go out for iftar to eat, then stay out have fun, maybe go shopping or sit at a coffee shop until we go to another restaurant to eat suhoor lol i come home at like 3 am and its so normal in ramadan
This is ALL so true! Thanks Dina, I also thought of this when I saw it first.
Yup. Here in dubai its common to have gatherings for suhoor and eating out. Its fun! Although i would never glam up like tht but oh well !
Here in Doha since we open fast 6ish and go out later for dinner which we call suhoor. Most of the time even if it’s not at 3am we still call it suhoor, it’s just any time after iftar. And yeah if we go out for it we’ll probably get ready.
DINAAAAA DO A MAKEUP TUTORIAL OF THIS NATURAL LOOK! Mashaa’allah very beautiful 😏
so glad u made this video, very sensible points, people were making this ad a big deal out of ignorance
So true- in Middle Eastern Muslim countries its like the entire society becomes nocturnal. People will go out to restaurants, go shopping, or even just visit their friends all at night and sleep or relax during the day. Even work schedules will usually change, to start a little bit later and end earlier. It's a really nice time actually, and fun to go out and basically enjoy your city as usual but everything is dark and lit up prettily with lights and everyone has more religious and communal/charitable feeling in general (instead of having a nightclub/partying nighttime vibe)!
Yep its a proper thing back in Pakistan as well (going out on Suhoor), similar to Egypt. Ramadan and Eid is so much better back home than it is here in UK. Also, not everyone in Pakistan goes out for Suhoor, some do and most don't. It really depends on people and what they prefer. Im glad you got the point of it instead of trolling the shit out of it, hahah.