Thank you so much for all your comments and your support in watching and sharing this video. There are more episodes in this series, so many more stories from different Indian Communities in Dubai. Best regards to everyone.
nice and happy to watch such a vlog like this which even shows a strong relationship between india and uae..its spreadup how much the emaratis communitiy loves indian and the gratitude.. thanku more love to watch expect more to come soon
I have been to Dubai 4-5 times and trust me when I came there for the first time, I didn't feel any anxiety that a first time traveller faces when travelling to an alien country. I sincerely believe Dubai and India can continue to set examples of celebrating diversity that exists both in India and UAE. Awesome video!!!
I am also a Sindhi but not a wealthy one like other billionare Sindhi's as I have been struggling all my life to reach atleast a stable and peace full quality of life but still due to my childhood attachmennts and loyalty has helped me to live in Bur Dubai since all this year's from 15 Nov 1971 as I was born in Almaktoum hospital and it was before the UAE independence . I feel that life is a challenge which has to be faced and maybe 1.fine day I will achieve what I deserve after living in this beautiful Bur Dubai so have kept lots of patience till now I am also visiting my house which is now become a a coin museum in the bastakiya were my memories remind me of the local friends whom I still see sometimes and I sit with them in majlis which gives me a Great feeling and reminds me of my childhood days I was also living in Sheikha lathifa building till it was last demolished EVEN after watching this video it makes me feel proud of Living here Thanks for sharing such video's Dear Peyman Al Awadhi
Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful story with me Rajan. I am so glad you like this video and even more glad you have great memories here in Bur Dubai. Stay strong and keep working hard, it will all pay off. Regards.
I am sindhi myself. After our land taken by arab and last pakistani we literally become homeless and refugee. But still love my country Bharat and never stop working hard. So one day I can do better for my people and country.
Thank you so much for showing Our Sindhi Community people..We love you Peyman :D ....Request you to please make another Video that Shows some Sindhi Culture and Food in Dubai. That would be Awesome....
I was born in Kuwait , my parents are from India and I can speak, write and read arabic because I grew up with the Kuwaitis and it was compulsory to learn arabic in school. I went to a Indian school but we were taught arabic and also Kuwaiti history I am glad I did learn it, languages are awesome to learn and the customs and history of every country. I have lived in Bahrain as well and I visited Dubai last year I now live in Australia
The people of UAE and Dubai in particular are amazing people. They are so open minded and welcoming. I love Emarati people. I'm Indian. God bless Dubai and the UAE.
Thanks Peyman for a great video from a Canadian born, Swiss schooled pro. of Indian origin who ran into some trouble at Dubai airport re: missed flight. Dubai treated me strictly, professionally and eventually even friendly but one thing; it was nowhere as crazy as India where I carried myself off with privilege thanks to my insights of Indians. Personally, I think Dubai is more tolerant and cosmopolitan than India is at this time of it's long history - a mix of arrogance and ignorance in a less than typical Indian way.
Tabish Ansari Dubai mei Pakistani ko bheek manage aur criminal samajhta hai,recently use ki ek bara police officer ne bola tha ki Pakistan ko kaam mei mat rakhna kyuki woh log criminal hota hai,unki jaga Indian ko rakhna kyuki woh log honest hota hai
I think all the credit goes to the rulers and the native people of UAE. They never make you feel any different. They are very welcoming anc accepting. Long live UAE Long Live India. Love Dubai ❤
Peyman - My Dad worked in the Gulf for more than 35 years and spoke Arabic fluently. He could also read because his Dad taught him Urdu. He taught me and my sis the script as well. We can still read but we don't understand as much, because we never developed a solid vocabulary and didn't really have a need to ever speak it, since English was used so widely throughout the Gulf. Let us know if you are ever back in the Houston area, would love to have you visit. Best Regards.
What a beautiful video.. absolutely loved it... reminded me of my days in Dubai... God I miss Dubai so so much... Always want to move there... Thanks Peyman for this nostalgia :) Do this stuff regularly 👍🏻
I am so drawn to Visit Dubai and UAE. I binge watch anything I can about it. I just luckily happened upon your channel and I'm devouring your content. As a middle aged widow, I am to nervous to visit on my own, but I simply must visit soon!
Hey Kelly. I hope you visit very soon, I think you will love it here. It's super safe and there is winning to do. Enjoy watching everything. Thank you so much for watching my video.
I moved to Dubai last year from India and have met so many Sindhis and Punjabis here, more than I met in India. It truly feels like home. Now if I only figure out how to stop my hair from falling, I will never go back from this multicultural hotspot. From a young Sindhi.
GREAT video Peyman, im living in Dubai since 8 years n i feel like im living in my country. i never had homesickness. أنا أحب الإمارات. الله يبارك الامارات
I know relatively nothing about Dubai and I am really enjoying your channel learning about different cultures/languages/food/religion in Dubai. I first saw you on one of Mark Wiens videos, so it's really interesting watching your channel as well.
Good informative video. Thanks for post. Although I live in USA there’s huge Indian community here too!!! I hardly socialize. Hate social as nothing positive happens except ideal talk or bickering!!! But I go indian grocery store every week, Bollywood movies are shown in American theaters and go to mosque. I was kid when I was in UAE it’s a very touchy feeling. I came to Dubai 2016 and just smell of it shook me felt so emotional!!! Indians in UAE or America are very different than born and raised in India. My parents are dead so now only way I could move to Dubai is if I get remarried otherwise alone I could barely survive India or USA!!! Loved Dubai. UAE however very sensitive subject.
The majority of Sindhis are Pakistani. The only non-Pakistani Sindhis are the Hindus and they're usually considered Dalit in Hindu caste system. The Muslim Sindhis are all Pakistani
@Sharnie: FYI, there are many hindus - sindhi in Pakistan (writers, artist and fashion designer) majority of Sindhi Hindus living in Pakistan and many migrated to other countries, sindhis are hard working people all around the world.
I am not a Sindhi and I wish to correct your impression of caste system. Sindhi community, unlike a large number of non-Sindhi Hindu communities has no caste system or do not emphasize caste. The rest of India looks at them not as Dalits, but approximates them to the business caste of Vysyas. Even that is not correct because there are many Sindhis who are scientists, scholars, artists and what have you.
Wonderful video.Thank you Sir for bringing back some great memories. I lived & worked in Bur Dubai (near Astoria hotel) for 12 years from 1986 to 1998.
What!!! People don't know arabic and can survive in Dubai ??? As a Indian that shocks me. Comeon my fellow indians that is not fair! You MUST learn arabic as a courtesy to the host country. I have gained new respect and appreciation for the Dubai Arabs. Soo tolerant and this changes my view entirely of Dubai. RESPECT!
I'm an Indian who has been in UAE since 2004 when I was 6 years old. I learned to speak and write Arabic from school and my parents but forgot my mother tongue. Now I'm in india for higher studies and have begun to forget Arabic while I'm relearning my mother tongue and the cycle continues P.S I MISS UAE😍😍😍😍😍
thank you for such a beautiful video. we miss Dubai so much since moving. It is true that in Dubai everyone is accepted and treated fairly. An honest job opens doors to happiness, good health and safety that is only possible in Dubai. We will be returning to Dubai soon and hope to restart our lives in a community built on respect and dignity for all.
I read somewhere that 2 brothers moved to Dubai from India long time ago, one lived in Bar Dubai and the other in Diera, they were known by locals as Do-baiy (2 brothers) and thats where the name Dubai came from :)... great vlog :)
Histrionically the root word is Dopey ( Persian loan word for two bases) referring to the main entrances that the natural Khour (Creek) creates in the current city thus cutting it into two main sections ( Deira & Burdubai)...thats what our old timers grandparents and greater grandparents used to tell us.
Thank you for such a lovely video - it’s fantastic that so many Indians (like many other communities) call Dubai home. It’s a beautiful city and such an amazing melting pot of several cultures! And great to see that the younger generation is acknowledging the contributions of other cultures to the city’s development and progress. Ekta - about time they put you in charge of Dubai Information and Tourism!! 😘
What an #AMAZING vlog.... this is what a well made & meaningful vlog should be like... I just stumbled onto this one.. and could not stop watching for even a second. As an Indian.. who visits Dubai regularly every month... I just #LOVE that city & UAE... the people, the culture, their mannerisms. Lots of love & respect to you.. from Delhi :-)
I absolutely love your videos and I love how you showcase different cultures in Dubai. Hopefully next year my wife and myself will be able to visit Dubai for the first time next year. Keep up the positive videos. They are awesome!
Thanks for all ur videos, Peyman...u showed us the side of Dubai that most of us don’t get to see.. I flew to Dubai a lot and still barely scratch the surface.. we’ll be heading there in December and will be visiting some of the places from ur videos..cheers from Malaysia...
Filipino from California here. Always so enticed to visit. Had few of my peeps there that i can stay. Hope one of this day i can visit. Tourist spots and the restaurants want to visit when the pandemic is over.
Great video and even better questions! Peyman, I think your interviewing skills are very good. Maybe Visit Dubai could use your help in promoting tourism.
Hi peyman ! I think another reason why we do not speak arabic or speak broken arabic is because the lack of attention given to languages in the indian education curriculum ( cbse ). We are taught arabic from 1st grade right upto 12th grade and most of us are pretty well versed in reading the language but do not understand the meaning of what we are reading because how languages are taught to us in this curriculum. Also, learning languages is never taken as seriously as studying Mathematics or Science in indian schools. Science/Maths teachers often take arabic classes to complete portion. The same applies for Hindi. This is a students point of view. :)
This is awesome. Will you be talking about the Filipino OFW community in one of the upcoming episodes? My moms side is Filipino and growing up I have had relatives/ family friends living and working in Saudi, UAE and Dubai.
Ive never been to Dubai. As you walked through the area it looks a lot like Durban but what i find most intriguing is when you acknowledged the contribution made by the the Indian community in building your country. Awsome i like it when bridges are built after all we are a global community. Aslam Mahomed Johannesburg. South Africa.
I am blown away by your production value and your content. I came here from the Food Ranger and boy am I glad I stayed to view. An intellectual discussion about Dubai Not just about Hypercars and bullion.
I find it interesting that your Sindhi friend says Bombay instead of Mumbai, because it makes sense that her references to Mumbai are from before 1995 when the name changed officially.
This is your more educational videos and no disrespect to the rest of your vids as they are 100%! This should be a weekly trend or perhaps a series of 'historical' insights. Historical Mondays? Start the week with a bowl of knowledge! Hope you're well though.
Love your videos and interest you take in learning about other communities! I had similar questions about immigrants learning Arabic too. I don't live there but thanks to translated songs and subtitled shows like Khambalah (KSA), I figured that Arabic and Gujarati, two languages from different families, have some similar words! I'd love to learn proper Arabic someday
Hey great video! Nowadays I'm starting to see ads on your videos as well, that's great for you! you should do a video on the 'Malayalee community' in UAE
I'm sindhi muslim from Pakistan sindhis are one of greatest business people in histroy still sindhi dewan hindus memon and sheikh muslims has continued their forefathers tradition of business and they are one of richest communities in pakistan proud of sindhis around world peaceful progressing humble ..
Salam-u-alikum...the Arabs historically had a rich trading setup with India especially the spice trade with Kerala.The first mosque in India is suprisingly is in Kerala. The Muslim trading community in Kerala have historical connections to Arabian Peninsular. I myself was raised in Abu Dhabi in the 90s. One aspect in schooling was that Arabic was compulsory and the U.A.E social studies which looking back was fantastic because it exposed children to be culture of U.A.E and other GCC states. This is very important as it expands the horizon of understanding and appreciation of another culture which forms basis for tolerance.
Hopefully India will also have many Dubais in the future. We have already started our smart city program and the construction of Amaravati city is coming up well. Funny, Amaravati sounds like Emirati.
I love your videos peyman. They remind me of when me and my wife went to the beautiful city of dubai for our honeymoon. Such an amazing city you feel like youre in a movie its something else! So thanks for making these vids and bringing back memories!
Since I started to watch your vlogs I became huge fan of you. I love your editing and the way you interact with the people and specially your smile on that face. I m from Nepal and currently working in Dubai and I would love if u could make video about Nepal and Nepali. Cause Nepal love peyman.
How come you feel to support a video whose unwanted community social norms were based on Corruption, Fraud and Crime ? If you know exact history of Sindhis .
@@91099Babar Well I don't support any community except Paymen who made this video. My statement was for him. I know how Sindhis, Gujaratis & Marwaris are. They are all the same.
Peyman, I was born and raised in Kuwait and tried my best to learn Arabic in school. Sadly, I can read but can't understand or converse in Arabic. It's my greatest regret.
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Thank you so much for all your comments and your support in watching and sharing this video. There are more episodes in this series, so many more stories from different Indian Communities in Dubai. Best regards to everyone.
Are you Emirati ? Do you hold UAE passport .
I'm always looking your video's and support you bro.
Awesome work guy's
Keep it up
Peyman Al Awadhi Brother you and her you both are Twins 👍 Nd Brother Plzz come to Pakistan 🇵🇰
I have seen most of your clips, I love them, and I also love to visit Dubai soon just because of you :)
nice
and happy to watch such a vlog like this which even shows a strong relationship between india and uae..its spreadup how much the emaratis communitiy loves indian and the gratitude..
thanku more love to watch expect more to come soon
As a Punjabi in Dubai, so proud of our Sindhi brothers and sisters.
We too
Being an Indian that was born and brought up here, I could relate to her so much! #mydubai and it was great to hear you enjoy Indian movies! 😊
Proud to be a sindhi :) Sindhis make difference everywhere
Then make a difference in Pakistan at present your homeland
Being a Sindhi myself.. Proud of what Sindhis have achieved wherever they live around the world.
Agreed. Always appreciate seeing people get the fruits of their hard work anywhere.
Mukhe b fakhar aahe bhaa
I am sindhi from pakistan
I have been to Dubai 4-5 times and trust me when I came there for the first time, I didn't feel any anxiety that a first time traveller faces when travelling to an alien country. I sincerely believe Dubai and India can continue to set examples of celebrating diversity that exists both in India and UAE. Awesome video!!!
I am also a Sindhi but not a wealthy one like other billionare Sindhi's as I have been struggling all my life to reach atleast a stable and peace full quality of life but still due to my childhood attachmennts and loyalty has helped me to live in Bur Dubai since all this year's from 15 Nov 1971 as I was born in Almaktoum hospital and it was before the UAE independence .
I feel that life is a challenge which has to be faced and maybe 1.fine day I will achieve what I deserve after living in this beautiful Bur Dubai so have kept lots of patience till now
I am also visiting my house which is now become a a coin museum in the bastakiya were my memories remind me of the local friends whom I still see sometimes and I sit with them in majlis which gives me a Great feeling and reminds me of my childhood days
I was also living in Sheikha lathifa building till it was last demolished
EVEN after watching this video it makes me feel proud of Living here
Thanks for sharing such video's
Dear Peyman Al Awadhi
Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful story with me Rajan. I am so glad you like this video and even more glad you have great memories here in Bur Dubai. Stay strong and keep working hard, it will all pay off. Regards.
@@PeymanAlAwadhi Thank you so much for your reply
Kind of in a similar boat though i am not Sindhi nor in Dubai. All the best Sir, your hard work will bear fruits. Have faith.
That area actually gave a feeling about Bombay
Great! I am happy to hear that.
I am sindhi myself. After our land taken by arab and last pakistani we literally become homeless and refugee. But still love my country Bharat and never stop working hard. So one day I can do better for my people and country.
Sindh voted to be a part of Pakistan so stfu from a Pakistani Sindhi
@@jackomart6126 please do, indians are waiting to become pakistanis. Apart from chori dacoity and begging, do you guys have any other qualities ?
@@afrasiyabarain7365 kitni jhoot bolega?
@@bornagainhuman7581 sach hai bhai
@@afrasiyabarain7365 you called me bhai, so no more arguments.
Thank you so much for showing Our Sindhi Community people..We love you Peyman :D ....Request you to please make another Video that Shows some Sindhi Culture and Food in Dubai. That would be Awesome....
Thanks Rajesh. More coming soon. I appreciate the support.
Un lai inna bhaau khe Sindh achno pawando . .
@@muhammadkaif4112 sacchi gaal aye bhau 😁
@@rocket2107 tawahan kithaan khaa aahyo bhaau ??
@@muhammadkaif4112 hithe india m bhi kafi sindhi ahin..
I was born in Kuwait , my parents are from India and I can speak, write and read arabic because I grew up with the Kuwaitis and it was compulsory to learn arabic in school. I went to a Indian school but we were taught arabic and also Kuwaiti history I am glad I did learn it, languages are awesome to learn and the customs and history of every country. I have lived in Bahrain as well and I visited Dubai last year I now live in Australia
Passport from which country
The people of UAE and Dubai in particular are amazing people. They are so open minded and welcoming. I love Emarati people. I'm Indian. God bless Dubai and the UAE.
I can second that..
Soumyakanti Chakraborty waha to gaye ka meat khate he wo log kese panad agaye bhai shayad pesa pasand he apko unka 😂😂😂
bhai ek bar dubai ja phir pata chalega indian ka kitna izzat hai dubai mei.... indian ka izzat nahi hai dubai mei samjha na...
Thanks Peyman for a great video from a Canadian born, Swiss schooled pro. of Indian origin who ran into some trouble at Dubai airport re: missed flight. Dubai treated me strictly, professionally and eventually even friendly but one thing; it was nowhere as crazy as India where I carried myself off with privilege thanks to my insights of Indians. Personally, I think Dubai is more tolerant and cosmopolitan than India is at this time of it's long history - a mix of arrogance and ignorance in a less than typical Indian way.
Tabish Ansari Dubai mei Pakistani ko bheek manage aur criminal samajhta hai,recently use ki ek bara police officer ne bola tha ki Pakistan ko kaam mei mat rakhna kyuki woh log criminal hota hai,unki jaga Indian ko rakhna kyuki woh log honest hota hai
I think all the credit goes to the rulers and the native people of UAE. They never make you feel any different. They are very welcoming anc accepting. Long live UAE Long Live India. Love Dubai ❤
Peyman - My Dad worked in the Gulf for more than 35 years and spoke Arabic fluently. He could also read because his Dad taught him Urdu. He taught me and my sis the script as well. We can still read but we don't understand as much, because we never developed a solid vocabulary and didn't really have a need to ever speak it, since English was used so widely throughout the Gulf. Let us know if you are ever back in the Houston area, would love to have you visit. Best Regards.
good video.. just got the chance to watch it today.. a different type of Videos.. cant wait to watch more.. 😊
Well covered story, interesting historical facts....long live our relations. 🇦🇪 🇮🇳
What a beautiful video.. absolutely loved it... reminded me of my days in Dubai... God I miss Dubai so so much... Always want to move there... Thanks Peyman for this nostalgia :) Do this stuff regularly 👍🏻
I miss the cleanliness, can't reach that level in any Indian city.
Amazing to hear! I will do my best. Take care. Hopefully you do get to move here at some point :-)
Dubai is far better than our india modi govt can only talk so called ache din lol
Peyman Al Awadhi I am trying my level best to move and making notes of the places you have your Karak at ;)
I am so drawn to Visit Dubai and UAE. I binge watch anything I can about it. I just luckily happened upon your channel and I'm devouring your content. As a middle aged widow, I am to nervous to visit on my own, but I simply must visit soon!
Hey Kelly. I hope you visit very soon, I think you will love it here. It's super safe and there is winning to do. Enjoy watching everything. Thank you so much for watching my video.
Excellent topic for a series, Peyman. I look forward to more great interviews and spectacular B-roll. This is an eye-opener for me. Thanks!
I moved to Dubai last year from India and have met so many Sindhis and Punjabis here, more than I met in India. It truly feels like home. Now if I only figure out how to stop my hair from falling, I will never go back from this multicultural hotspot. From a young Sindhi.
I truely believe People like you can change the perception of Americans and Europeans about Middle East, Arabs, Muslims and Islam in a positive way.
Wow that is such a nice thing to say. I really appreciate you saying that. If i could make any small change in the world, i would be super happy.
@@PeymanAlAwadhi keep doing your great work... All the best!!!
Love and support to UAE and Every Indian who are working there. 🙏
GREAT video Peyman, im living in Dubai since 8 years n i feel like im living in my country. i never had homesickness. أنا أحب الإمارات. الله يبارك الامارات
So happy to hear that! Thanks for watching.
I know relatively nothing about Dubai and I am really enjoying your channel learning about different cultures/languages/food/religion in Dubai. I first saw you on one of Mark Wiens videos, so it's really interesting watching your channel as well.
Hi Payman, thank you for the amazing video, I cherish your understanding of what a community is all about, thx
Thanks for your kind words Nonof. I appreciate your support.
Good informative video. Thanks for post. Although I live in USA there’s huge Indian community here too!!! I hardly socialize. Hate social as nothing positive happens except ideal talk or bickering!!! But I go indian grocery store every week, Bollywood movies are shown in American theaters and go to mosque. I was kid when I was in UAE it’s a very touchy feeling. I came to Dubai 2016 and just smell of it shook me felt so emotional!!! Indians in UAE or America are very different than born and raised in India. My parents are dead so now only way I could move to Dubai is if I get remarried otherwise alone I could barely survive India or USA!!! Loved Dubai. UAE however very sensitive subject.
The edit and content everything is just perfect 🤩👍🏼 feeling so proud wish you all the best and more success 🍀
Amazing! Thank you so much.
Iam also Sindhi from Pakistan.
Good to see my mother tongue is still alive and has spread.
wadari kitha ji aa sindh ma
Sobia Shaikh I am Also
Sobia Shaikh Taha sindh Ja Ahio
She is Indian Sindhi*
Sindhis great people and intellectual whether came from Pakistan or India, very friendly people and business minded
The majority of Sindhis are Pakistani. The only non-Pakistani Sindhis are the Hindus and they're usually considered Dalit in Hindu caste system. The Muslim Sindhis are all Pakistani
@Sharnie: FYI, there are many hindus - sindhi in Pakistan (writers, artist and fashion designer) majority of Sindhi Hindus living in Pakistan and many migrated to other countries, sindhis are hard working people all around the world.
@@shehran6936 wrong
I am not a Sindhi and I wish to correct your impression of caste system. Sindhi community, unlike a large number of non-Sindhi Hindu communities has no caste system or do not emphasize caste. The rest of India looks at them not as Dalits, but approximates them to the business caste of Vysyas. Even that is not correct because there are many Sindhis who are scientists, scholars, artists and what have you.
Angela Fareed You are extremely mistaken. Please read the history of Sindh.
Wonderful video.Thank you Sir for bringing back some great memories. I lived & worked in Bur Dubai (near Astoria hotel) for 12 years from 1986 to 1998.
very very nice effort, i really liked this whole video conversation, Awesome, please do more like this with other communities as well.
Thank you. Yes, coming up.
Mr.Awadhi very nice report and your respect towards our culture I salute you sir.
Mr. Peyman, great video!!! As always quality stuff from you!
Awesome! Thanks for watching and supporting.
very interesting - it's amazing how you can have so many cultures in so small (relatively) a place. Great stuff Peyman!
I believe it's called Multi-cultural society. And you guys thought US, UK, France and Germany have this. Have I missed any where else. Speak up.
True. it was a PERSONAL opinion.
Yes we are very fortunate to have this amazing community here. Thanks Naveed.
I am a Sindhi and I can relate to so many things in your video. Thanks for starting off your vlogumentaries with our community. Proud of your work! 🖒
What!!! People don't know arabic and can survive in Dubai ??? As a Indian that shocks me. Comeon my fellow indians that is not fair! You MUST learn arabic as a courtesy to the host country. I have gained new respect and appreciation for the Dubai Arabs. Soo tolerant and this changes my view entirely of Dubai. RESPECT!
I'm an Indian who has been in UAE since 2004 when I was 6 years old. I learned to speak and write Arabic from school and my parents but forgot my mother tongue. Now I'm in india for higher studies and have begun to forget Arabic while I'm relearning my mother tongue and the cycle continues
P.S I MISS UAE😍😍😍😍😍
How they treat indians
thank you for such a beautiful video. we miss Dubai so much since moving. It is true that in Dubai everyone is accepted and treated fairly. An honest job opens doors to happiness, good health and safety that is only possible in Dubai. We will be returning to Dubai soon and hope to restart our lives in a community built on respect and dignity for all.
I read somewhere that 2 brothers moved to Dubai from India long time ago, one lived in Bar Dubai and the other in Diera, they were known by locals as Do-baiy (2 brothers) and thats where the name Dubai came from :)... great vlog :)
Another great story! Thanks for sharing.
Histrionically the root word is Dopey ( Persian loan word for two bases) referring to the main entrances that the natural Khour (Creek) creates in the current city thus cutting it into two main sections ( Deira & Burdubai)...thats what our old timers grandparents and greater grandparents used to tell us.
Oh
You are kidding right ?
it is nice story who ever said this. sounds good.
I am Sindhi from and I really wish all the Sindhis who moved to India would move back to Sindh and be proud of our heritage and culture..
She is an intelligent co-host. What's her name? Good insight on the history of Sindhis. Learned a lot about Sindhis.
Sorry missed it, saw her name: Ekta. Thanks Ekta.
Thank you for your kindness.
Ur awesome..n yr smile is just mind blowing..im from india staying in dubai for last 3 years..love u Dubai
Thank you for such a lovely video - it’s fantastic that so many Indians (like many other communities) call Dubai home. It’s a beautiful city and such an amazing melting pot of several cultures! And great to see that the younger generation is acknowledging the contributions of other cultures to the city’s development and progress.
Ekta - about time they put you in charge of Dubai Information and Tourism!! 😘
Mashallah the lady is very honest in putting her version of understanding
What an #AMAZING vlog.... this is what a well made & meaningful vlog should be like... I just stumbled onto this one.. and could not stop watching for even a second. As an Indian.. who visits Dubai regularly every month... I just #LOVE that city & UAE... the people, the culture, their mannerisms. Lots of love & respect to you.. from Delhi :-)
Loving it sir. Great work. Real and authentic.
Thank you so much.
Hahahahaha this was awesome bro love from Pakistan guy's
Thank you so much.
Sindhis are cunning like ✡️ bro
Your thoughts is so positive. I learned a lot from you.
Thank you
Love you❤❤
I absolutely love your videos and I love how you showcase different cultures in Dubai. Hopefully next year my wife and myself will be able to visit Dubai for the first time next year. Keep up the positive videos. They are awesome!
Lovely video 😘😘 sir jee great vlog , please let me see you when u visit London😘😘
Appreciate it! Thank you so much for the invitation.
Very informative documentary vlog!
It's good to know about Dubai country!
Thanks for sharing!💞👍👌
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching.
Peyman Al Awadhi you're most welcome!
Can't wait for another episode.
Handsome Guy with sharp educated mind. Lovely. Very informative
I really enjoyed your channel bro, keep it up.
Thank you so much Danny. Great to have you here.
Thanks for all ur videos, Peyman...u showed us the side of Dubai that most of us don’t get to see.. I flew to Dubai a lot and still barely scratch the surface.. we’ll be heading there in December and will be visiting some of the places from ur videos..cheers from Malaysia...
Filipino from California here. Always so enticed to visit. Had few of my peeps there that i can stay. Hope one of this day i can visit. Tourist spots and the restaurants want to visit when the pandemic is over.
Amazing video... pls we need more videos on indian communities in dubai ...best peaceful place to live on earth
Indians are spread out every where. They work hard to improve their lives and they bring their culture with them.
I live in Dubai and one word - HOME. ❤️ I Love Sheikh Mohammad . Bless him
one of my fav videos! Its great to see how diverse Dubai really and learn about other cultures and religions through your vlogs!!
Great video and even better questions! Peyman, I think your interviewing skills are very good. Maybe Visit Dubai could use your help in promoting tourism.
Thank you so much Arnab. Very kind of you.
Hi peyman !
I think another reason why we do not speak arabic or speak broken arabic is because the lack of attention given to languages in the indian education curriculum ( cbse ). We are taught arabic from 1st grade right upto 12th grade and most of us are pretty well versed in reading the language but do not understand the meaning of what we are reading because how languages are taught to us in this curriculum. Also, learning languages is never taken as seriously as studying Mathematics or Science in indian schools. Science/Maths teachers often take arabic classes to complete portion.
The same applies for Hindi.
This is a students point of view. :)
Boss You and your videos will always love to be there, so always wait for your new video to watch, love,tnx👌👌👌😍😍😍
Awesome thanks!
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Your videos are awesome, I have visited UAE and was amazed to see Temple in Dubai, great people to live with, cheers to India UAE friendship 🤝
Thanks Ameya. Glad to hear that.
This is awesome. Will you be talking about the Filipino OFW community in one of the upcoming episodes? My moms side is Filipino and growing up I have had relatives/ family friends living and working in Saudi, UAE and Dubai.
A fantastic vlog, thank you so much Peyman.🌷
Thank you for watching and supporting.
Ive never been to Dubai. As you walked through the area it looks a lot like Durban but what i find most intriguing is when you acknowledged the contribution made by the the Indian community in building your country. Awsome i like it when bridges are built after all we are a global community. Aslam Mahomed Johannesburg. South Africa.
best vlog about Dubai i have ever seen in tube.. much much better than MoVlog . Keep Up the good work. Respect from India
We need more of such time and again. Cheers 😉😊
Kathmandu 🙏🙏🙏
I am blown away by your production value and your content. I came here from the Food Ranger and boy am I glad I stayed to view. An intellectual discussion about Dubai Not just about Hypercars and bullion.
I find it interesting that your Sindhi friend says Bombay instead of Mumbai, because it makes sense that her references to Mumbai are from before 1995 when the name changed officially.
Very informative.... Glad to see different prospective of Dubai other then typical glitz and glamour most often portrayed.
I like this video. Liked the idea of Author to bring this part of the story and being respectful to the community.
This is your more educational videos and no disrespect to the rest of your vids as they are 100%! This should be a weekly trend or perhaps a series of 'historical' insights. Historical Mondays? Start the week with a bowl of knowledge! Hope you're well though.
Thank you. Great ideas. More of these are planned so stay tuned.
Very nice keep it up....from india
Thank you so much.
The Views just boosted cause of the Indian community !!!
Yep...super awesome support from everyone. I am humbled.
First timer. Lovedddd the tube. Thank you
Excellent video, enjoyed the talk !
Love your videos and interest you take in learning about other communities! I had similar questions about immigrants learning Arabic too. I don't live there but thanks to translated songs and subtitled shows like Khambalah (KSA), I figured that Arabic and Gujarati, two languages from different families, have some similar words! I'd love to learn proper Arabic someday
Thank you so much. Wow i had no idea those two languages were connected. Thanks for sharing.
I love what you put on you tube, you're fantastic Peyman.. Carry doing what you do bro'
Hey great video! Nowadays I'm starting to see ads on your videos as well, that's great for you! you should do a video on the 'Malayalee community' in UAE
Thanks. Yes more happening on the channel which is nice. There will be episodes on the Malayalee community as well. Stay tuned.
Nice thanks for sharing this will share with my family and friends such a knowledgeable time to learn
I'm sindhi muslim from Pakistan
sindhis are one of greatest business people in histroy still sindhi dewan hindus memon and sheikh muslims has continued their forefathers tradition of business and they are one of richest communities in pakistan
proud of sindhis around world
peaceful progressing humble ..
Beautiful people, great place. Dubai is an amazing experience👌
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Dubai is truly the best place to be for Indians. There should be more collaborations between India and UAE Govt. FYI Awadhi is a language in India.
Salam-u-alikum...the Arabs historically had a rich trading setup with India especially the spice trade with Kerala.The first mosque in India is suprisingly is in Kerala. The Muslim trading community in Kerala have historical connections to Arabian Peninsular. I myself was raised in Abu Dhabi in the 90s. One aspect in schooling was that Arabic was compulsory and the U.A.E social studies which looking back was fantastic because it exposed children to be culture of U.A.E and other GCC states. This is very important as it expands the horizon of understanding and appreciation of another culture which forms basis for tolerance.
I enjoyes all your videos I got from mark wines
You are always welcome to kerala
Peyman ..good job ..enjoyed it .. You now that Indian community here is so diverse ..so many sub-cutures .. would love to talk o you and update you
Hopefully India will also have many Dubais in the future. We have already started our smart city program and the construction of Amaravati city is coming up well. Funny, Amaravati sounds like Emirati.
Just subbed! Your channel is great and unique.
I love your videos peyman. They remind me of when me and my wife went to the beautiful city of dubai for our honeymoon. Such an amazing city you feel like youre in a movie its something else! So thanks for making these vids and bringing back memories!
Amazing to hear that you enjoyed it and ofcourse glad you liked Dubai. Thanks for watching.
Apart from the content, the way video editing was done is worth appreciating. Beautiful work done.
Since I started to watch your vlogs I became huge fan of you. I love your editing and the way you interact with the people and specially your smile on that face. I m from Nepal and currently working in Dubai and I would love if u could make video about Nepal and Nepali. Cause Nepal love peyman.
Interesting video of the Sindhis in Dubai. Quite entertaining and informative 😊
How ???
@@91099Babar What's your question ?
How come you feel to support a video whose unwanted community social norms were based on Corruption, Fraud and Crime ? If you know exact history of Sindhis .
@@91099Babar Well I don't support any community except Paymen who made this video. My statement was for him.
I know how Sindhis, Gujaratis & Marwaris are. They are all the same.
Hey got a new fan and a follower from USA Italian guy loves your channel . Me and him talk about you lol
Wow amazing! Thanks
Excellent vlog ! Can’t believe this is from an Emarati.
Kudos !!
Peyman, I was born and raised in Kuwait and tried my best to learn Arabic in school. Sadly, I can read but can't understand or converse in Arabic. It's my greatest regret.
Once again great content and a well spoken guest but i was waiting for you to go and grab a kadak towards the end of this video.
Love and respect from India Bro.. ❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏
It was nice meeting u sir....that was totally unexpected....u made my day...stay blessed....
So I was in Dubai last month and it was a wonderful experience as Dubai is a beautiful country and I hope to be back soon.
Thanks for uploaded this video 😍🔥
Love from Sindh ❤️
Respect ❤️😍😘