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Am I bad in wanting to keep Malaysia a hidden gem? Love the recent light Malaysia is getting, but not looking forward to it being taken for granted for.
Understandable. Mass immigration causes scarcity in resources and inflation.
You're not alone sis. Many of us Malaysians think the same
Nothing wrong with keeping a special place in your heart about your country and wanting to protect it, but to Keep all the Muslims who want to migrate for their religion away from Malaysia like all the Arab countries certainly is bad. If Malaysia can offer Muslim brothers and sisters a place to raise their families in an Islamic environment then lets do our duty as Muslims by welcoming them and let them live in peace beside us like our deen commands us too. The same should go for a non Muslim of a good character who brings specialised skills to Malaysia to live in peace and harmony and contribute to the Malaysian society and economy.
@@m.afg124
No need to generalise. "all the Arab countries". You are wrong.
Egypt will give Muslims a nice welcome.
Iraq will welcome Muslims.
Morocco will do the same.
Yemen will also welcome Muslims, only, it's poverty stricken and going through civil war for years. So the moral of the story is do not tarnish all Arabs with the same brush.
@@spidyman8853 You are right about me generalising, but I was mentioning Arab countries in the Arabian peninsula not Arab speaking countries in Africa some of which you have mentioned. But even if we go with your list, how many Muslim refugees have the countries you have mentioned taken from Afghanistan, Palestine, Syria etc etc?. How many of them have open door policies for Muslims? How many will allow Muslims to live in their country permanently and afford them the same rights as their own citizens without prejudice? How many of them will allow those in war torn Islamic countries to immigrate to their country and offer them job opportunities, education opportunities, housing and after some time, offer them to become citizens and passport holders of their new country like in the Western countries? None is the answer you are looking for.
What a beautiful message and so humbling... I cannot wait to leave USA and visit Malaysia
The best and cheapest tool for dakwah is to smile. Love that statement.
10:22 10:22 10:22 10:22 😊😊😊
I lived in Putrajaya for 4 months and had an amazing view similar to this. I loved it so much. It is for sure my favourite place to live in the world.
I lived here before and my children schooling there .putrajaya n cyberjaya to me is really one of the best in the world ❤
Hii did you migrate there if you don't mind me asking?!
Love Malaysian people from Pakistan ❤🇵🇰
we malaysian trying to prepare the best for tourists..as long as they come legal
Masha'Allah 💚 from malabar 🇮🇳 South'India... Lot of people is there from my region malabar in malysia.. We and they known us malabari.. They're Muslims mostly
That why Dr Zakir love putra jaya...it's nice city, quite
Zakir Naik lies about being a doctor. This racist hate preacher stays there because he's a coward and feels safe there.
you were right about the wind flow thru the mosque....it takes a page from the Malay home and structure architecture....that is to promote air flow thru the structure to cool it down naturally. Our kampung houses are structured in a way that it stays cool even in the worst heat without fans or ac. That principle has been adopted throughout the mosque across the country esp the bigger mosque. Water features around the mosque add to its cooling process...high ceilings are not just asthetics...the lattice woodwork that act as doors and partitions also promote air flow....so yes...tropical architecture is on display at our bigger mosque ....❤
That is so cool mashallah!
Too bad many tourist skip putrajaya and only go to KLCC even though Putrajaya already in the middle between KL to KLIA airport terminal. Not just architacture that great, but Putrajaya has more a lot of parks, among the famous one are Taman Saujana Hijau, Taman Botani, Putrajaya Botanical Garden, Putrajaya wetland, Putra Perdana park, agriculture heritage park and many more. And it all well maintain
Maybe the tourist guide agent getting commision or they like to enrich taukeys at Jalan Alor hawkers and pubs. Petaling Street hawkers of low standard fake products and event visited to Batu Caves surrounding with bad monkeys making rubbish spreading everywhere.
@@hazmanriess8949 I'm tired of seeing these foreign travelers only making content in these overrated touristy areas like Jalan Alor, Bukit Bintang and KLCC. Malaysia has other interesting places to visit too.
@@0900370pianyeah also they always go to melaka...ipoh...penang..langkawi...🥴 pls la...theres so many other places to visit like the east coast and sabah n srwk..
in Malays geometric art we call "everything came from the same source" because no matter how you turn it around, they will come at the same point...the art of Malays mostly with flowers or nature concept.
Wow! That sounds beautiful 😊
Putrajaya is one of three state of Federal Territory.
1. Kuala Lumpur ( capital city )
State for business
2. Labuan ( in Sabah borneo)
State for financial hub
3. Putrajaya
State for administration
of government offices
The one with green dome beside pink mosque is
Prime ministre office.
I am from Singapore and agree that KL offers spectacular view. Plus the KL apartments are much spacious and definitely worth it!
Singapore also worth it too in my opinion
Putrajaya's Iron Mosque is one of the most beautiful in the world!
Please keep my country underrated
I went to Putrajaya and been both of the masjids. Many tourists who go to KL miss out on seeing Putrajaya which is located between KL Airport and KLCC. Seriously, this city is definitely worth a 3-4 hours visit
It is worth it, but only to prove how racial and religious discrimination divides the country. The Malays and their silly religion destroyed all potential we had at independence.
Masha Allah, top Class view..enjoyed from Oslo, Norway!!
Yes sunset in Malaysia is phenomenal, and the sunrise is awesome. You can get both depending on your view. People in general are too busy to notice. Do find time to watch the rain storm and watch out for the multiple numbers of rainbows at the same time.
And the clouds formation are amazing too, my fave thing to do when stuck in a traffic or travelling along the highway is to take photos of those beautiful clouds
Very beautiful, I was waiting for video about school in Malaysia. I'm planning to move with my kids to KL in the near future. Inshaallah
Your next visit will be Sendayan Mosque in Negeri Sembilan
we in malaysia are very grateful for our small but abundant homeland....so much so that we know there is much to be done to improve across the board. What most visitors see is the outcome of that consistent work to arrive at and keep growing at a reasonable and sustainable pace. Quality of live is important....respect fro religion is important ...racial harmony is everything but still contentious.
People who migrate here will eventually see the cracks behind the seeming utopia but its still manageble. Thank u for loving our land as much as we do....we are not prefect ...far from it...pls dont judge us when you see the cracks later.
As a local people..we like putra jaya..among other things is that the greenery is maintained n preserved well..hahaha
Dear sis. Just a bit background about Putrajaya. Its the first digitalize GPS oriented township that were execute in Malaysia.
All the consultant involve during the approval and construction stage need to coordinate the GPS location and submit the CAD drawings which enable the authority to interlock them digitally.
I’m so proud of my country Malaysia. Malaysia always welcomes all of you ❤
Pls visit " blue mosque" of Shah Alam near KL. The most beautifu.most big n most modern mesjid in mlysia. Magnificient
I love Malaysia. i am proud of them for what they have achieved. I wish Pakistan would improve. Sadly, the corruption is too much, so i would not move back.
Pakistan Zindabad ❤
Corruptions also rampant in Malaysia too but good people in Malaysia just dont let that get away without justice being called for. When our government and ministers fail and kind of useless to this nation, we, everyday citizen take the matter in our own hand. We start with taking care our family, our villages. So if you are Pakistani living abroad and live well, dont forget to send money back to your people. Filipinos and indonesians work abroad but never forget to send money back to help their family and villages eventhough their politicians mostly corrupt too..Now, slowly and surely, their country get better.
Imran Khan and his brave independents won the election fair and square but they don't come to power and he remains in prison. What kind of democracy is this. Makes my blood boil. The family dynasties are status quo. Corruption at the top and it filters all the way down. Heart breaking.
Pakistan is great too,dont say that brother
Pakistan is great too,dont say that brother
The way you praise Allah ❤
Please keep Putrajaya (or Malaysia rather) underrated 🇲🇾
Assalamualikum I'm from malabar🇮🇳 are you from malysia
Here is my honest opinion for our muslim friends who probably thinking to move here to Malaysia. Saira suggestion of living from one air bnb to the next is actually quite a good suggestion. With uncertainities happening around the world, not having to permanently anchor in one place can be an advantage. Best to know before coming that Malaysia like the rest of the world has pro ad cons too.
SubhanAllah, great to see that the efforts of Dawah are taking place out there. May Allah keep us all steadfast and guide our children to stay away from fithna and fasaad.
Absolutely
Thank you Saira for your compliment about MALAYSIA 🇲🇾..
Appreciate it so much.
As Malaysian, I admit that Malaysia is NOT perfect country, lot of shortcoming that we have to face it everyday, but we're still put our best effort to overcome those shortcoming, so everyone, Malaysian & Non-Malaysian can live happily within Malaysia RnR (Rules & Regulation) frame.
BTW, Saira..
Welcome to Malaysia! 🇲🇾
Feel free to explore our country.
Hello. I want to come malasia for master degree . My field is finance. Can u give me some advices about malasia?
@@orucmemmedov9406
What type of advice that U wanna know?
@@SyafieHanifah which uni is best for finance or marketing? And then i want to live in malasia? Can i find job there?
@@orucmemmedov9406
▪︎ University Utara Malaysia (Malaysia North of University)
▪︎ Job? Basically U can come here as student, but for working, priority is for MALAYSIAN ONLY, especially, technician level, executive level & above.
▪︎ If U have Ph.D, then U can be a lecturer in any university in Malaysia, provided there is vacancy open.
@@SyafieHanifah so if i come to there. I would not find a job any bank or company? After my master degree
Wet/dry kitchens are quite normal in Malaysia though it's a bit rare to see it in modern homes. The idea is you need a kitchen to prepare fish and meats but in parallel you can have someone else (kids? maid?) help prep the veggies in the dry kitchen. In modern landed houses you can sometimes find people extend their homes by building over the back yard to get the two kitchens. Of course this is usually not possible in apartments.
8:48 Saira seems to not know this little fact that long before she found Malaysia, the Japanese are already enamoured with us to choose us as their number 1 country to immigrate for 14 years in a row, now. The claim doesn't even come from us lol, it started on their side of documentary tv show for those who wishes to immigrate from Japan. You can easily find out about this claim simply by typing "Malaysia" in Japanese character, either in Twitter or CZcams, and one video will lead you to another. Even before those 14 years, Malaysia has long enjoyed a peaceful relationship with Japan thanks to our former PM's policy. We are the first country Aeon expanded to outside of Japan. We also hold annual Bon Odori festival for more than 5 decades already, with the highest attendance outside of Japan (50k). Malaysia also hosts one of their biggest superstar, Gackt, for more than a decade already, and he's so fond of Malaysia his fanbase has a saying "it's Gackt's annual-promotion-of-Malaysia time already" since Malaysia is where he gets to live his life to the fullest without the craziness Japan brings all without compromising on the quality of life (especially on Japanese food).
Hehehe and south koreans
so wut?r u r not proud of now malaysia also has bcone the spotlight for muslim who live in the western country dat wanna hijrah here..bcoz they wanna to practice their faith freely here..wut your point?
@amin-dl2dn do not be a hypocrite. All Muslims (in some situations) are still running to Europe! Only a few are coming here (on youtube). Ask why are they citizens or migrants in Canada, Europe, UK? Because non muslims are kind to accept and take them (including refugees from Africa, syria). Open your eyes and minds and tell the truth. Whether they later will still enjoy this country in years to come is another story. But cost is also rising here. The ringgit is sliding. Locals are also suffering due to rising cost. Of course we can welcome mm2h applicants but how many will stay long, we cannot predict.
tak paham..apa point ngko..org dtg sini bwk budaya asing ngko bangga?..berbanding ngan org yg niat dtg sini pasal nak praktis agama rasmi negara nie..ngko sentap?..napa ngko tak mention yang 1.2 juta yg dtg sini dari mainland tak keluar2?ntah apa budaya yg diorang bawak masuk
@@keangwooichoo6138muslim fron earope come here..they bringing up the cost of living..but if peope from the china come here..cost will be goin down init?🤣 .apek berpeluh gelabah..pasai malaysia skrg jd tumpuan muslin dr europe .toksah ckp bab utuber .berlambak dah dth sini...aku jupa merata..tetambah muslim dari france..marin pon aku jupa kat masjid. Sister plss keeo promoting msia to muslim who wanna make their hijrah here..we the malays 100% okey with it .n plss blocked dis kencingwoo apek..he dont like islam..dats all his problem
Next, you should take a tour in Malaccan mosques! They are quite different in architecture as it has more Chinese temple influences. Masjid Kampung Hulu as one of the oldest mosques in Malaysia, Masjid Kampung Kling as well.
It is with great appreciation that we acknowledge the contributions of the 4th and 7th Prime Ministers, particularly Mr. Mahathir, whose visionary leadership and innovative ideas have played a pivotal role in shaping the nation's progress and achievements
BIG LIKE FROM SCOTLAND SIS😊 STAY BLESSED آمین
Masjid Besi or steel mosque. We love to go there to pray with my wife and 3 kids, especially when there was still water sorrounding the praying area it feels so calm and relaxing.
Subhanallah, indeed..super gorgeous sunset 😘
The sunrise in east coast part here also phenomenal
That was so interesting about the pink Mosque and the message of one humanity one unity one equality one solidarity what a country to live a life and educate your daughter . We must plan a visit very soon
We are visit this is masjid in 2011, alhmdulilallah to 2018😊
To be honest we Malaysians kinda want to keep it a Hidden Gem😐😐😐😐
Spectacular Sunrise view but I reckon Saira should also do a vlog featuring lightning/thunderstorms for those who are so inclined - Kuala Lumpur has some of the craziest and most jaw-dropping lightning displays of any capital city I've ever been to! ⚡😳
Visited the famous Putrajaya mosque before, and was enveloped by a sense of serenity - very beautiful especially in the changing colours of dusk.
What a beautiful and accepting philosophy you're spreading, Saira - hopefullly this vlog gets the traction it deserves.
The Baby Cutie Surprise 9:27 was a bonus😅
8:34 has a 3 visitors from Greenland? Artic Region interesting in Pink Mosque Putrajaya. Great things!!
Its amazing you can see that in a quite fast pace videos
Allahumma barik may Allah continue bless you. Windows that open in high rise building scare me. 😊😊
Me too to be honet..
Ma shaa ALLAH!❤ I am always drooling whenever I see your videos. It's been 5 years Malaysia is in my dreams
Good conversation with the brother👍👍
Putrajaya is where my second home is. Jazak Allah Khair for showing these two wonderful masjids. Planning to come over again soon 🥰❤️
Something new & different perspective to share with your viewers...great coverage of beautiful mosques in Putrajaya...great presentation indeed..keep up with your ongoing good vlog😊😊😊
Nice to see you getting along with everybody and well spoken on explaining things in general.
Beautiful Malaysia
SUBHANALLAH..CANTIKNYA PEMANDANGAN🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Alhamdulillah jazakallahukhairan khatira sister 🎉
Mashallah beautiful mosque ♥
Alhamdulillah..thanks for the sharing❤
Special thanks to Malaysia, just its name with you made this channel grow faster than anything ❤
Beautiful mosque!
Masahallah sister jazak Allah khair for exploring Malaysia
ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO!
I'M ADDICTED
Alhamdullilah x 3
Besides the cost of living, work & studying (children's English), Japanese people don't get hay fever when they're here, unlike when they're in their own country.
Brilliant reviews...as always
Salaam Sister,
Masha Allah ❤ so beautiful, JazakAllah, for sharing ❤🤲
Great videos! Really enjoying watching every other evening 👍🏻
Thanks Sairah ❤
As for me, i like to stay in Cyberjaya, just neighbouring Putrajaya.The place is more business centric n lively.Putrajaya mostly populated by gov. servant.The place a bit quiet n not much activities.
Ma sha Allah. Wisdom is power❤
MashaAllah tabarakAllah
Love this video would love to see a full day in the life soon inshallah 🙌🏼💙
Salam saira G "Ma sha Allah what a place to live and you are the lucky one. We all family watch your Videos and wish one day could visit this beautiful country. Wsalam
Thanks Saira.Through your video,I have learnt a lot about my country ,especially the Pink Mosque.
Happy to hear that!
I really like your unique style of vlogging. You are very good at this!
Putrajaya Malaysia's government center is not busy and the night is very beautiful
Малайзия супер🎉.Был в КЛ и Путраджае .
Nice post
Hi assalamualaikum sister, there is iron mosque at Putrajaya too. Its just beside bazar Ramadan. You can buy food there and iftar in the mosque and taraweh too.. welcome to Malaysia❤
Hi Sara, should arrange a visit to Masjid Sendayan also.
Makes me crazy that the windows are open like that
MashaAllah ❤
the shape and geometry that never ending that he mean is seamless pattern..where you can copy and paste the pattern without ending and it still produce the same shape..
Hi sis, saw you while you’re busy vlogging at the Bazar Ramadan. ❤
I love the way you explain everything clearly you are a good presenter.❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
IT'S VERY TRUE💯 PEOPLE PAY $6000+ A MONTH
SOMETHING LIKE THIS IN WESTERN COUNTRIES IF YOU'RE LUCKY
ALSO
IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO GET BIG PLACES IN WESTERN COUNTRIES
as a foreigner myself living in 🇲🇾 since 2018, i find it distasteful when new foreigners brag about their superior currency against ringgit. This behavior is a direct insult to the locals earning their keeps to feed their families.
If the reverse was true, how would u feel if the 🇬🇧 £ is so weak in exchange rate? Imagine if foreigners brag about their strong currency and publicly post how cheap the £ is.
Your superior arrogant behavior is unbecoming of a muslimah.
I agree. It can be disrespectful to local people. Local salaries etc sometimes easy to forget people are struggling and not everyone is so well off and privileged.
I don’t feel that way. I am local. It motivated me to earn in usd not ringgit. Is mean u have to earn other higher currency. to live in cheap and quality life style.
I love putrajaya. Nothing is like it .
You should visit the baazar there.. Putrajaya Ramadan Baazar.. or maybe make a video exploring the Ramadan Baazar in Malaysia.. ☺️🤎
That's why Dr Zakir Naik choose to live in Putrajaya...
Sorry I am no fan of this fugitive
@@keangwooichoo6138 I'm not sorry youre sorry.
@@keangwooichoo6138 no one care bout your opinion on dis..just mere minority
@@keangwooichoo6138 Why bother to voice it out here? You're way out man. Who cares whether you're sorry or not. This is just not your stage.
@@keangwooichoo6138 I see your comment everywhere and I kind of respect your thinking and like some of the comments... but not this time.. it's racist no doubt.
TQ SIS ❤️🇲🇾🇵🇸
saira these chandeliers can also be seen in melaka. actually most melaka mosque is beautiful. have you visited the oldest mosque in melaka build around 1600. love melaka its 780 years old city. without melaka there will be no malaysia
Terengganu n Kedah have older civilizations, dear. Learn more pls.
Im talking about Sejarah kesultanan melayu melaka. @@iamurmakteh of course kedah is oldest but im talking about ONE OF THE OLDEST mosque... not oldest hindu buddha temple chandi in kedah tua..
Oldest mosque indeed in kelantan. kedah got no mosque until 1900+
Refer ms.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kedah_Tua
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kampung_Laut_Mosque
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kampung_Hulu_Mosque
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zahir_Mosque
@@iamurmakteh im talking about mosque chandeliers thats similar. Not about Kedah tua oldest hindu buddha chandi temple. Kelantan have got oldest wooden mosque. Malacca is second closest. Kedah only had mosque in 1900+ based on record. There is also history finding about oldest royal burial ground in melaka dated back 1280. When colonist write history about melaka and date founded, first man to navigate around the world(henry the black awang hitam not ferdinan megallen as written by colonist), yap ahloy the founder of kuala lumpur not Sutan Puasa from mandailing sumatera 1836(latest history update). You reallly think i should learn from you... you must be joking... do some research dont just learn from colonist writing...
refer:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kampung_Hulu_Mosque Kedah
ms.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kedah_Tua
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zahir_Mosque
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zahir_Mosque
@iamurmakteh im talking about mosque chandeliers thats similar. Not about Kedah tua oldest hindu buddha chandi temple. Kelantan have got oldest wooden mosque. Malacca is second closest. Kedah only had mosque in 1900+ based on record. There is also history finding about oldest royal burial ground in melaka dated back 1280. When colonist write history about melaka and date founded 1400 how about the latest finding of the royal burial ground in bukit cina. Colonist also write that First man to navigate around the world is ferdinan megallen (but actually henry the black / awang hitam not ferdinan megallen as written by colonist), British said yap ahloy the founder of kuala lumpur not Sutan Puasa from mandailing sumatera 1836(latest history update video attach below). You reallly think i should learn from you... you must be joking... learn more boss... dont just learn from colonist writing thats is in your school text book 30 years back...
refer:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kampung_Hulu_Mosque Kedah
ms.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kedah_Tua
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zahir_Mosque
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zahir_Mosque
czcams.com/video/AFFQIBlV3C0/video.html
@iamurmakteh im talking about mosque chandeliers thats similar. Not about Kedah tua oldest hindu buddha chandi temple. Kelantan have got oldest wooden mosque NOT Terengganu. Malacca is second closest. Kedah only had mosque in 1900+ based on record. There is also history finding about oldest royal burial ground in melaka dated back 1280. When colonist write history about melaka and date founded 1400 how about the latest finding of the royal burial ground in bukit cina dated 1280. Colonist also write that First man to navigate around the world is ferdinan megallen (but actually henry the black / awang hitam not ferdinan megallen as written by colonist), British said yap ahloy the founder of kuala lumpur not Sutan Puasa from mandailing sumatera 1836(latest history update video attach below). You reallly think i should learn from you... you must be joking... learn more boss... dont just learn from colonist writing thats is in your school text book 30 years back...
refer:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kampung_Hulu_Mosque Kedah
ms.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kedah_Tua
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zahir_Mosque
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zahir_Mosque
czcams.com/video/AFFQIBlV3C0/video.html
My only hope is you to permanently stay in Malaysia until Allah the Almighty calls....
The average salary in Malaysia is 6,590 MYR (Malaysian Ringgit) per month or 1,485 US Dollars.
This is significantly lower than the average salary of other developed countries
How about the cost of living on those dev. countries? In mlysia its much much lower..so even 1k USD mny of us can survive indeed for average man in the street
Chicken in Malaysia is RM8 per kg. Chicken in Indonesia is RM15 per kg, according to my former helper currently living there. Our electricity and water is cheap, so does petrol and cooking oil. Through Shopee and Lazada, whatever it is you bought in Amazon/AliE/Temu can easily be found half the price here. Our money stretches beyond yours, even if you earned twice or thrice than us.
@@shinachikudidnthappen..mov9196 yes but there a lot of ppl from Malaysia wanting to move to the UK for a better paid job. Why is that?
@@norzilahaziz6695 why so many people wanting to move to the UK from Malaysia for a UK degree or better paid job?
What is your motive here ? What are you trying to tell the world ?
Omg you look like Senna's sister! I was thinking you guys should meet up!
Amazing content brand new subscriber. Mashallah you are very informative. In the visa guide video, you mentioned you maybe will do a video for opening malaysoan bank account. Would be great! Congrats on the new acquistion!!!🎉
Subhanallah Alhamdulillah
Very like from indonesia
Thank you for a great videos,Sincerely eventhough most of the times its quite easy to find people who speak english,I strongly suggest all expats to also learn Bahasa Melayu which is the national language of malaysia to make everything ease in your daily routine,because in here when it come about english not many who understand you can speak as much not many who speak can make you understand (pronunciation barrier),you might say it easy at first,but wait when you met people from other state in malaysia that talks in different dialects 😂
Do a video on the Malaysian health care system, please little sister.
There isn't any unless you pay for it.
Thank you for sharing. Could you please do a vlog on how much the medical and education cost would be? as these are the main important things to consider when moving with elderly & children.
putra mosque @ pink mosque! Please make a visit to Putrajaya's neighbour city,Cyberjaya :)
Independence parade, world's biggest roundabout & world's second Qur'an printing in Putrajaya