What it's really like to LIVE in Malaysia - Saleh Family Speaks Podcast S6E3
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- In this week's podcast episode, we decompress our thoughts about living in Malaysia and what it really did for our physical, mental and spiritual health and well-being.
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As a US Muslim having lived in Malaysia for a year and Thailand for 2 years. I would also love to have a 2nd home in Malaysia, that something I will work towards now. You guys are on the right track.
Hi can I ask what was the main differences between Thailand and Malaysia. We are from Uk and thinking of moving - we have visited Thailand few times and going Malaysia this summer.
@@maynazpurnell2285 Thailand the currency conversion is in your favor compared to Malaysia given that you will have British Pounds. However, in Malaysia property is cheaper than in Thailand. Malaysia is predominantly Muslim so access to Masjid, halal food options, Muslim environment is more so than Thailand. Though in Thailand you can find halal food, masjid, and Muslim community but its not comparable to Malaysia. It also depends on your situation, if your income will allow you to be remote then a smaller city in south Thailand where there is a lot of Muslims might be better in terms of being cheap, but if you want to live in a big Muslim City then Malaysia might be better. Phuket, Krabi or even Surat Thani area might be good in the south compared to Bangkok. In Malaysia off course KL, malaca, penang, or Johar Bahru will be good options to explore.
As salamu alaikum, Just come back to malaysia, let ummah congregate in malaysia and built malaysia to be the best modern example of muslim community can be
Actually malaysia is a multiracial country so its a bit sensitive if non muslims in malaysia hear u say this. But we do welcome muslim who wants to find a better place to practice islam but still have to keep in mind that muslim in malaysia are only around 65% the rest are non muslims.
Absolutely agree I hope Malaysia will open its doors for Muslims from western countries and have a special visa for that
@@SDarlingssss malaysia is open to everyone and me as a muslim specifically invites muslim to come to malaysia. That doesnt mean that i discourage non muslim to come to malaysia. Either you are looking at glass half full or half empty. When we discuss about A, doesnt meant we hate B. Anyway, everyone is welcome
@@Ameng3471 youre saying this bcuz u dont know the situation from a local perspective 😅 even though malaysia is known as a muslim majority country doesn’t mean u can advocate everyone to migrate to malaysia simply because they are “muslim”. Bcuz we dont want the non muslim malaysian to feel like the malaysian muslims prioritizes muslim foreigners over them. To be honest a lot of the non muslim here feel like they are second class citizens and we’re trying to harmonize the internal racial issue that is going on.
@@SDarlingssss I know right? He should learn from Sabah and Sarawak! Muslims, Christians, Hindus and Buddhists could coexist with each other very harmoniously!
Your favourite breakfast that you mentioned is called roti telur, if without the egg then it is called roti canai. Basically roti canai is the root of all the other types of rotis such as roti telur (egg), roti sardine, roti pisang (banana), roti bawang (onion) etc.
its okay..if our country does not working out for u as we wish..but happy to hear when u said the kids r happy to be here..u guys r always welcome here..bcoz u r our muslim bro n sister
Its wasn’t a donkey guys, coz we dont have donkeys in Malaysia. IT was probably a poorly cooked beef and IT was really unfortunate for you guys having to be served with that meal at that Langkawi hotel!
Just believe in fate and destiny and that the Hijrah that you are about to perform moving from Canada to Malaysia.
As soon as your travel documents and your Papers for the Malaysian naturizaltion are in order, you are all set and ready and most cordially welcomed to live in Malaysia. Nobody has the right to say no to you!
BTw, you might want to check out the vlogs by This RUclipsr by the name of SAIRA HAYATI. Apparently she’s a Muslim Pakistani Brit who just moved to Malaysia from London. I think her videos are just great and pretty informative for foreigners intending to move to Malaysia.
Sekadar info mereka berdua dah jumpa & dah berkawan 😊
Love seeing you both giving amazing feedbacks being in Malaysia. I feel so honoured to hear wonderful compliments you’re giving. I hope you will have the best time in Malaysia, with growing kids and hopefully have your generations living here and find this country amazing like you both did, and i’d like to welcome you your new home, Malaysia 🏡 🇲🇾
Bagus lah
Some of the commenters definitely lacks comprehension skills or simply didn’t watch the video. They’re in Dubai now because they exhausted their 3 months limit but they’ll only back to Canada to pack things up and then return back to Malaysia soon! 😮💨 they’ll probably be on MM2H or Labuan Visa.
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@@KH-hc6syyeah,you just stay in Canada not them.
Maybe it's the truth that you don't want to hear,so how can you improve/repair what is wrong if you not willing to learn from mistake?@@KH-hc6sy
Love hearing your experiences of Malaysia and look forward to updates!
Besides joining expatriate groups, please get involved with local community groups as well especially the local mosque kariah or surau @ musolah.
# Be started to recognize and know well between locals, foreign legal workers and weird illegal immigrants. Their spots area and restaurants. That is very important. Tq
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I think the main issue would probably be is the language barrier. Most musolah , qariah activities r conducted in bhasa malaysia. But but, please share if you know any of them in english i would love to joinn. Thank youu
I moved out the U.S. to, and it took some time to adjust, but I love living in another country. It's so much cheaper.
Try uganda n somalia..really cheap over there
Assalamualaikum. I am malaysian and I have supported your business. I bought two beautiful hijabs and I plan to buy more in future. Keep up with your videos. I would love to meet you next time you visit my country. Thank you for your videos and please return again here soon. We really support you and love you
u mean roti canai? in 2023 it has earned global recognition as the world’s best bread (according to TasteAtlas)
I think it was murtabak
Saleh describes more like roti tampal. 😅😅
the way he describes it..i dont think its roti canai or murtabak..lets us hope one day he can name the dish...but i still remembered a friend of mine from da u.k askin..wut a safe dish to order if he was in malay restaurant .he dont like wasting food .i told hiim nasi goreng ayam..now everytime he came here..dats wut he ordered .lunch,diner even breakfast..im now gettin annoyed...well i guess..im da one to blame😭
I think its roti sarang burung
13:30 I'm positive you were talking about roti canai. Fun fact - there are many versions/types of roti canai, from savory to sweet. The classic roti canai, roti telur (with egg), roti telur bawang (with egg and onion), roti cheese, roti sardine, roti pisang (with banana and some condensed milk), roti milo (with milo choc malt powder and condensed milk - childrens all time fav), and there's a new trend that wrnt viral a few years back - roti sarang burung (bird's nest roti) where they basicall cut a whole in the middle of the roti and craacked a sunny side up egg in the middle. Some places, the used half-boiled eggs / egg benedict instead. So yeah, we take our roti canai seriously.
Maybe one day if you came back, you can do a vlog of you experiencing different kind of rotis and rate them 😁.
What a lovely video sharing your experience living in KL, Malaysia.
when are you coming to live in Malaysia ?? I am so excited!! let me know if you need anything
13:35 did you guys mean roti telur? That's basically roti canai mixed/filled with egg. Or you could also mean roti sarang burung - this one's slightly special as the eggs are not mixed/scrambled in the roti canai, but instead remain half cooked nestled (hence the sarang burung name) on top of the roti canai.
Wanted to thankyou for clearing my suspicions on ( being CAN, pale, B.c.) like you and what it would be like to extend a possibility to get to know about Islam, muslim ppl, and if its allowed to find a muslim woman, if reverts are accepted or rejected.. saw the vid.. about the mother not on board right away but good thing's come to those who wait. Thank you for the education 🙏
Yeah...most of us Malaysians also dont do rice for breakfast.
That food that you described was @ 13:30 roti canai.
Guys have you been to penang. I bet you will love it.
It has the perfect mix of beach, hills and amazing city life.
Try the Tanjung Bungah & Batu Ferringhi area.
I do not like the Penang traffic. Would love to move to Langkawi but no international school
Roti canai= paratha, murtabak= paratha+minced meat & eggs
Hi Saleh family, jazakAllah for all the information on the pros and cons! Can you pls also provide some information on finding jobs and how to actually start earning in Malaysia? The hardest part I feel is the income aspect of moving to another country... Thanks! Stay blessed ❤❤
Our family is visiting in July for a month to scout it out and see if it is a good fit for us as well. Thanks for sharing your experiences.
Welcome 🙏
Malaysian food is really great,I’ve been there many times
Even as a Malaysian, I prefer lighter breakfast. Roti tampal/Stick bread (pratha slapped on an egg) is my favourite. I prefer the egg not being fully cooked though.
I love nature but the campsites are getting a bit crowded and not to mention the famous rivers within Selangor are at times not that clean unfortunately. Going beyond Selangor or somewhere further from cities is worth it though.
Nevertheless, I always love it when hearing Muslims from other countries planning to move into Malaysia.
Rice is our staple food. Healthier than oats (gluten issue).
Seems ideal would be March to Sept in Canada, and Oct to Feb in Malaysia.
Overall, you guys are just lucky experiencing perfect wife and husband match as a believers….MaShaAllah!
Stay blessed!!
And another question.. when your kids grow up, wouldn't you want to be in proximity of world's top universities like Harward etc in US and Canada??? If u send your daughters to study there, would you be comfortable in their studying in the cultures you left, while not even being close to guide them physically..
True. However some lighter people inherited a gene from a darker ancestor that limits the amount of vitamin D they absord. This is pretty common in the Americas with the mixed populations. Being able to go outside is so important for health
Have you thought about Japan which has four seasons and a growing Muslim population? I didn’t see any anti Muslim literature, advertisement, music, hatred, etc. at the few times I’ve been through there…
Language barrier and the rest like food options, mosques availability, Islamic way of life are pretty much the same as other non Muslim countries.
Moving from a low cost country to a high cost country ????
Are you fir real ???
I can't thank you both enough for the information that you have offered. My wife and I are both very interested in moving to Malaysia, and we can both sympathize with many of your conversational points. The seasonal depression hits me even here in the South West of the U.S.A. Simply being able to walk around and enjoy the day seems so beautiful.
My wife and I will both be visiting Penang and KL next March, scouting the locations and seeing if they will be good places for us to live. Might you have any advice that isn't really oriented towards tourists but rather things to look out for or understand as a potential resident?
Visit Mont Kiara in KL for residential areas
@@morpheusmorph13 Thank you for the recommendation. There are some highly affordable condos there. Are there good parks or malls to walk in that area too?
@@aaronreed8402 I'm not sure which condos you're surveying right now, but there's a mall called Publika Shopping Gallery. Additionally, most Malaysians don't walk much due to the hot weather; instead, they drive or use Grab, the Southeast Asian version of Uber. However, I suggest renting at Solaris Dutamas condos, which are nearby Publika Shopping Gallery that I mentioned just now, which is around a 2-3 minute walk away
@@aaronreed8402mont kiara is considered elite and expatriate area in KL..
And yes there's a mall within walking area..
Even some condos with mall at their lobby..
Salam.... just a humble suggestions, maybe you can try KUCHING city in Sarawak, although the city is not as big as Kuala Lumpur and not modern as Kuala Lumpur but the city is more relaxed yet happening, KUCHING city also among the cleanest city in the world, even better then Kuala Lumpur in the world ranking of cleanest city, KUCHING city and Sarawak particularly are the state that recognized as unity in diversity due to their so many ethnicity, culture and religion yet they live in peace and harmony in the of Hornbill.
I was planning to go to Malaysia this vacation but the flight time from Canada is too long compared to the time available for vacation I will stay. But I went to Florida instead. I felt the same way you described. Lots of energy. Didn’t take any supplements. All my joints pain gone. Starting to feel active again. The most important I had the feel of positive attitude. I am not a winter person and I will never be.
I say no matter what you do or how many places you go or stay and how much fun you have your roots are still in Canada
May Allah guide and reward Saleh Family ❤
What about the family aspect ? Aren't your parents gonna miss you.. don't you want to be near them ? Do they have other people ( your siblings ) who are taking good care of them ?
March is always the hottest month in Malaysia, and this year it's the hottest. You were in Malaysia during the hottest time of the year.
October, November, December, January is more forgiving (but wet).
Come back in non-Ramadan months... explore all the different kind of foods we have.
My advice to you, when you come and visit Malaysia, to eat, make sure the COOK is Malay (not Bangla, filipino, myanmar). The mamak stall is ok
Salam to both of you,
I have family who live in Toronto and you must have noticed that the food shopping in Malaysia must have been a fraction of the price, than Canada.
I was in Selangor Puchong area in 2022, what a beautiful place. I don't know about the job market in Malaysia, but the new PM and King will definately have some good positive impact. Fact: the new King is half British & half Malay.
nice to hear your experiences in Malaysia
Question to my Muslims neighbors out there, are the prayer times set times for each day or is it just compulsory? I hope I worded that correctly and respectfully.
Thank you for asking. There is a period of the day when we can pray each of fife obligatory prayers. For example, the morning prayer (Fajr) can be performed from the very early break of morning until the sunrise. The time will depend on your location as the time of sunrise differ. It is best to preform rituals prayers (namaz) at the beginning of the designated time (that is when athan, a call for prayer, is heard from the mosques). There are also non-ritual prayers (duas), when you plain ask God for whatever you want in your own language. Those can be done whenever you feel like. You are always welcome to ask any Muslim! There are no bad or insulting questions, as long as insult is not intended. Even then we must answer politely. 😊
@@val80156 thanks for answering!! I love learning about different religions etc. I knew about the call to prayers but never about the rest of them. I figured there was more. Again I hope that was worded respectfully. Like I said, I’m learning. 🩷
@@MadMadamGrimmthere are 5 compulsory prayers but to a non Muslim they’re more like 5 compulsory worships. And then what is called “dua” is a prayer in which you can do at anytime and in any state and just talk to god or ask what you need, etc. Dua is more closely aligned to what people would call regular prayer in other faiths.
There is freedom of movement in Canada and hopefully you will convince more to move to Malaysia and give them what they lost in Canada. Take Singapore Airlines for the trip there.
Its called "Roti Telur Goyang". Roti means the Paratha u mentioned. So there are many types of Roti; Telur (Egg), Bawang (Onion), Pisang (Banana), etc. If u just order Roti Telur, they'll just give Roti that are already mixed with Egg before they cook it. If u want them to pop the Egg on top of it, u need to order "Roti Telur Goyang". Telur Goyang means "shaking Egg", hahaha.
Great to see that you left Canada
Looking to relocate. Assistance,feedback is appreciated
Work in the health care need to connect
God bless you and your family.
MaShaAllah
whats the final verdict ? you guys moving there ?
Posibility live in Canada during the spring and summer and in winter season spend 6 months elsewhere
Do a meet and greet once you're back in Malaysia 🤗
Absolutely!
Hopefully you could share yr vlog on holiday in Terengganu....
Abu Dhabi is a nice place to live for families.
Do you get to celebrate Eid Fitr in Malaysia. Attending open houses .. experience how Malaysian celebrate Eid Fitr the whole month of Syawal.
While you’re in that part of the world Sana you should take your family to Pakistan so your kids can see where they’re from and see any relatives if you have any there! Having your kids experience their ethnic countries I feel like to me is extremely important in helping them really connect with the culture. And then one day after visiting Pakistan you should take them to England, Ireland, Finland, Spain, and Portugal to see Will’s four-five ethnic countries (Idk if he’s Spanish, Portuguese, or both so I said 4-5 countries) :)
I am complete opposite of you guys. I suffer with SUMMER Seasonal Affective Disorder. I live in Florida, so it is definitely a long, miserable 8 months or so. Pretty much the same symptoms as the winter version.
😂your Florida winter ain’t real winter!!!🤣😂
Assalam O Aalaikum, thank you for the video. Please do a QnA video...
Why did you say you can’t leave Malaysia for a week and come back? How far apart does your next trip needs to be for them to let you in the country again?
We invite you to come and live in Indonesia
Must have missed it. Why are you in Dubai and not in Malaysia.
Other question: what kind of Visa did you acquire?
Mereka OTW ke canada tapi berehat sebentar di dubai 😊 sementara itu mereka tengah menuggu visa 😊
@@asyrafyap110 I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Can you translate?
One question: you earning mechanism would continue to be online businesses or one of you is actually thinking of doing a job placed in Malaysia?
Great podcast 👍. How does the cost of living in Malaysia compare to Canada? As someone living in the UK, I am always curious to know how other countries compare when shopping for food and paying the bills?
UK YT Saira Hayati who has moved here has chronicled her experiences including groceries shopping in Malaysia and the financial costs to move here.
Assalamualaikum. My son does the same thing when we take him to the barber. I have to hold him to get his hair cut. He is 2 years old.
ASA. You two mentioned mental clarity. I think the woke culture and the social division in the west bothers me the most right now. Almost all of the people I watch mention the social harmony and how nice people are in Malaysia. Also the fruits and vegetables here are all GMO, unless you pay a premium for "organic." 20 years ago everything ORGANIC. Thanks for your video.
Not everything is GMO, but everything is definitely poisoned.
Thanks for sharing about GMO..not quite sure how many percentage fruits & vegetables here were GMO products. So far M’sia only mentioned total of 14 GM for maze/ corn & soybean (used for food, feed & processing purposes) but we should concern more about pesticides, fertilizers (for plants) & feeds (for animal consumption). Any soybean & corn products from US should be avoided ofc.. perhaps the best answer is to produce locally (organic) with restriction on any GMO materials 😢
@@val80156not everything is poisoned. We buy our eggs straight from a neighbors homestead and meat straight from a farm. If you know where to shop you will be fine.
Can’t explain “woke culture” huh 😂😂
Whats its like as a Malaysian? Hot, hot and superhot. But when it rains we swear cos we left the clothes out to dry.
I live in the uk id love a hot sunny gorgeous country lile malaysia god bless you alhamduilla❤
What were some of the cons of living there? I know you said a lot of positive stuff. Were there any cons?
FYI semua negara di dunia ini ada baik buruk nya tiada yang sempurna 😊
Yes we Canada!
Have you decided where you are moving to???
Heard you left Khanada....hope the door didn't hit you on the way out.....take all your friends and family too.......BUH BHYEEEE!!!!!
Make a video about the malls there. Thanks
That breakfast is called roti telur, some even called it roti sarang burung.
But its hard on kids but great experience if you dont stay a long time in one place you never see the problems of the country
Actually you can do 6 months a year on tourist visa in Malaysia.. that's mean you need to do a visa run on the first 3 months.. when your daughters asked u can we come back.. yes u can
Visa pelancong sekarang 2 bulan je bukan 3 bulan 😊
@@asyrafyap110 negara canada dapat 3 bulan lah.. aiyo palatao lah ko ni
@@herihazril hey mat hang tak taw ke kerajaan dah perbarukan visa untuk pelancong hanya 2 bulan bukan 3 bulan seperti tahun² yang lepas... Hang kot yang PALATAO tak tengok video & tak update tentang visa pelancong yang terbaru...
@@asyrafyap110 hey mat.. kawan aku yang dari Australia datang Malaysia masa raya haritu dia cakap dia dapat 3 bulan visa lah ngok.. ape lah ngok sangat ko ni..
That means bang, bukan thats mean. Takut fikir lain diorang nanti
he's so cute!
Nice video. So you’re not staying in Maylasia?
Which part of KL would you recommend an ex-pat Moslem from the West settling? Where there are like minded expats such as yourselves? Is the new MM2H visa now up and running and what’s the best way to apply for it? Thank you in advance.
Leaving Canada will you be leaving your OHIP here in Ontario because leaving Canada you should be leaving your health care too.
So are you staying in Malaysia for good or still thinking about it?
For good
I consider both of you when to RESTAUREN NASI KANDAR, try to get breakfast at MALAY FOOD STALL OR MALAY RESTAURANT.
Nice video
Somebody in hijab talking about vitamin D is just so funny to me , I mean 🤣
Funny to only you maybe and not for us who knew that Vitamin D can be absorbed through both the skin and the eyes 😊
We would be very glad if someone is actually willing to teach you, your wife and your children Bahasa Melayu... And if you had another child right after your entire family has become permanent citizens, he or she will take Malaysian citizenship!
It is not easy to get Malaysian citizenship if one of you not a Malaysia.
the only way is get permit for permanent resident
@@munir89it's super easy if you are Indonesian. Malaysian gov loves the indons
Wrong info bruh. Not as simple as that. Don't be palatao
During winter canada goes dark at 3pm
Roti telur! Egg pratha basically
Hi guys, I live in Scotland (was born here too).
I’m pale skinned and freckled so I CANNOT stand the heat 🥵
I’m definitely one of those that prefer colder months but I totally agree about the vitamin D deficiency.
If i could, I’d spend my summers in Antarctica lol so I completely sympathise with you not enjoying the colder conditions in Canada, literally polar opposites. Xx
The vit d level depends on many factors which leads to high deficits even in hot countries
Koi mjhe ye bta day k agar biwi khud ko khubsoorat bnane k lye eye brows banwa lay to kya ye jaiz hota hay . Kyu k iss se to khoobsoorti ati hay aurcriwaj bhi hay. Lekin iss amal par wa eed hay aur nabi swt ne laanat farmaai hay.
Am so confused.
Please if anyone can guide.
If you have the wealth to bounce around between Dubai Canada and Malaysia and according to your videos you do, plane fare for a family of five is no laughing matter just apply for the Malaysia as a 2nd home program or tell us if that is in progress?
We have said we have something in process many times. Dubai is our stopover for Canada. Is that a problem?
waalaikumsalam..may Allah give Rahmat to both of u aminnnn...
In her case no, isn't her family immigrants from Pakistan or Bangladesh?
Roti canai right? A lot of people like it.
I hope one day you remove the music from the videos
Malaysia are not for everyone. Just like any other countries. It's all about experience. I like america for it's ecosystem but not the goverment. I don't know about canada though.
Canada is very cold
Any country is not for everyone.
I don't like America (USA) eventhough i have lived there once upon a time. Canada? Been there for 4 days. Almost the same as America in my opinion.
Totally agree with you. Last year i visited Malaysia. It was a country i always dreamt of visiting as my maternal forefathers are originally Malay. Coming from Cape Town South Africa which is a minority muslim country i was super super excited to immerse myself in a majority Muslim community. Wow what a disappointment it was for me and my kids. We found the people to be extremely unfriendly, avoided eye contact when you tried to be friendly. Even at the masjied it was the non Malay people who were more welcoming. I found the older men extremely chauvinistic and it seemed that the wives needed their approval to be friendly towards us. Sadly I don’t think i would ever consider visiting there again.
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An opposite review compared to other foreigner's review.
Ok. U r not welcome then.
@farahnaazallie4031 wow malay from South Africa. I am non muslim malaysian. So sad that it damper your enthusiasm.
Where r u moving now?
You left Malaysia for good?
it seems sumhow dis country doesnt really work for them ..
ini pasti jenis tengok tajuk pastu komen 😂
No. We are on route home to pack and move back.
@@SalehFamily move back where bro?sorry im a bit slow..im a slow learner😅..if not mistaken ive seen your bags...like 20 sumthing in one of your video..move back to canada or malaysia..if malaysia..we r happy..but if canada..well..it just sad..we want the salleh family to settle here
Yeah, just the name of the country. No details needed. Clarification and justification sold separately
better in Malaysia
U should try chinese halal food.
We love Chinese halal food
Nomad family 😮
الله أكبر الله أكبر الله أكبر يااااااااااااااااارب كتر من امثالهم آمين يارب العالمين ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Roti sarang burung/bird nest ?
Nice
You guys seem a little depressed tbh. Sometimes a change in scenery can spice things up for a while but maybe it's not the country you're both missing. No religion can replace a personal relationship with God. There's no hope in religion it'll just leave you empty and depressed. Jesus came in the flesh to save you from your sins (and depression). Put your faith in Him and you'll share the hope and peace that only comes from Jesus. God bless you both in your search for peace and happiness.
Thanx just found u, plz suggest which Islamic country u liked most livable, peaceful, tolerant etc as a Muslim to settle in❗❗❗ will appreciate any response ALLAH BLESS U .... Pakistan
I think Singapore is good for you. Singapore is not islamic country but it has the same ambience as any islamic country except life and its cost is more competitive .😊
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