12:45 the man was asking "do you film everyone?" (he asked 4 times) Maybe he wanted to inform you that some people don't feel ok to be recorded, but he realised that you don't speak hausa, but you could try and start speaking Arabic with them because most Hausa people speak Arabic. بارك الله فيك
God Bless Brother. I love what you do. We Black Americans need to see our other Black Brothers and Sisters around the world loving and respecting one another. Thanks once again!
Masha’Allah I loved seeing this! My husband and I went to Mecca & Medina twice (Hajj and Ummrah) Alhumdulillah! Even though I didn’t go to those parts in this video it’s still nostalgic to me. Just watching I can feel and smell the air of Mecca, I miss it. I loved seeing all brothers and sisters from around the world. The one brother in the video said we’re all brothers, there’s no this or that, that’s true Islam. Thank you for all your great videos! You’re so welcoming and blend seamlessly with the people. Keep up the good work!
I'm Saudi and i have never thought of the term "Afro Saudi". If you are Saudi you are saudi. giving no regards of one's skin color or background. I think it is a blessing.
@Abraham isaac Jacob Yisrael The truth of the matter is Islamic empire had enslaved anybody who wasn't a Muslim.. period!!! Prisoners of war were slaves back then and that wasn't specific to black people.
@Abraham isaac Jacob Yisrael My friend my Channel isn't about slave and slave trade. You might want to check on BBC or CNN. Thanks for watching my videos :)
@Abraham isaac Jacob Yisrael I am not deleting anything, TH-cam is. Even that answer I gave you was the sixths and each time I had to reformat it. Welcome to TH-cam world :) :)
@Abraham isaac Jacob Yisrael Africa is a huge continent, in some parts Christians are mistreated by Muslims and in the other parts Muslims are mistreated by Christians. That's how it is.
As always thank you for showing us a different side of what we see in mainstream media. Just beautiful people carrying on with their jobs and work at the market. I love the places you visit and share with your audience. Stay safe brother.
Your Journeys are treks for the Soul! You are a bilingual, real diplomat and very wealthy Man with human kindness! Thank you for your passion to share with us & Peace
Thanks for sharing with us your amazing journey in Saudi Arabia. I have always dreamed to discover this country for Islamic and cultural reasons! Hayaka Allah
For the people fighting in comments. Slaves were not only black or African in Arabia before, Some even came from beyond turks land. A whole kingdom (Mamalik: slaves) were former slaves that helped and fought protecting Islamic lands. War between Arab tribes also resulted in slaves capturing. so slavery in Arabia is different; even whiter dude in Arabia today may had in the past a great grandfather who was a slave. So never judge a person because of his color; some black families in Arabia came from a very well known and wealthy African tribes for Hajj/trade and never left, so calling them slaves is not valid and disrespect to of them. (note: most black families in Arabia still have their family/tribe/country names)
As salamu alaikum Habibi. Another brilliant and very enjoyable video. You are easily my favorite TH-camr and i really hope you never stop making videos.
Really enjoyed watching this with my mixed family on the big screen!! Beautiful video and beautiful people! U are sooo nice. My family is African Arab as well. My dad is from Sierra Leone and my mother from Egypt 🥰🖤
Am soo happy to see my people really it's beautiful to see all of them connect. Thanks for bringing Saudi to us. Lovely to see Saudi Markets so diverse
this is clearly the side of SaudiArabia the media will never show. thanks for the vlog. wish prosperity to all these neighbourhoods as the more media revealed parts of this country
Hello, it would be good while you are talking to the locals and they're jumping in the camera to ask them quick fire questions like, How long have they been in Saudi? How's life for them in Saudi? What do they do for work, Do they go to school etc. You're in a unique opportunity to meet and speak to these people so it would be good to ask meaningful questions so we can learn. Love your videos!
Love you brothes One love in mecca My friend listen to me This was the place where muhammed( S.A.W) an his beautiful great friends indeed. Walie that was the time bilal call for prayers Allah hu akbar AlhamdulilAllah I'm Muslim edi Mubarak to you all in mecca
Different nationalities languages and colours...but Islam brought them together...these people are poor from outside but they are very rich inside ( sweet and happy)
Man, i truly salute you for being so open minded and always having a good energy!! Keep up please! People like you are a light to this world💙again, welcome to saudi 🇸🇦
::Why are they Blacks in Saudia ? What kind of ignorant question is that? Why are they Saudis in Canada? That's because Allah"s earth is spacious ,and He said that he created nations and tribes to know one another, and not to despise each other, that's why Malik Alsaad! Not as complicated as you may want it to be! The Prophet Muhammad (SAW) was breastfed by a black woman, way before you were born. What country was that in? Troller Ldka, we are Black people, because melanin is the colour black. Every colour is derived from that essential protein, that we cannot survive without, nothing to be ashamed of. Being Black is not an affliction, like the Shaytan and his forces try to propagate and perpetuate!
Saudi Arabia is huge country, o wish you visit more and more and discover the different culture for each city and town. you will be amazed by it's variety believe me.
Arab is not a race or a skin color, but a culture and a language. When you meet an Arab, he pays more attention to your language than your skin color. This point is very important. do not forget it. He is used to seeing all colors, so your color is not new to him, but your language. If you speak Arabic, he considers you an Arab. The psychological barrier of color is a European and Western reality.
@Maria Smith I explain once and once and for all. If you speak local Arabic without an accent in Egypt or Saudi Arabia or Algeria, for instance, no Egyptian, no Saudi, no Algerian will doubt that you are a foreigner. But, in France, the Black who speaks French will be perceived as a foreigner because the native Frenchman is not black. They will always ask you the question: what is your origin, even if you were born in France and you have French nationality. The black American who walks in the streets of France is perceived as an African (born in France or migrant) until he (she) reveals his (her) nationality.
@Maria Smith you try to talk about a subject with false elements from your society and your culture. Being Black in America is not the same as being Black in an Arab country. First truth. A black man in America is a person from elsewhere, from Africa. A black man in an Arab country is not seen by light-skinned Arabs as someone from elsewhere, from an African country, but as an Arab native living on his own land. Concerning the treatment, in America in France, the black undergoes the clichés and the stereotypes of the whites: bad, stinking, lazy, N...etc. In the Arab countries, the Black is called brother, but never by the color of his skin. There is another point which is colourism: the white color everywhere in the world is perceived as the best. However, there is hardly any black Arab woman who tries to change the color of her skin, unlike African women either in the West or in Africa who use skin bleaching products. which proves that black women in the West live in a society that makes their inferiority complex possible, unlike in Arab countries.
@Maria Smith Sudan is an Arab country whose inhabitants are all black, so it is not the fault of the white-skinned Arabs but of the colorism conveyed by the media and Western culture. Mauritanians are not white. I lived and studied in North Africa for 4 years, and I know the Arabs very well and I speak Arabic fluently. Watching national television channels, and reading the press, I have never read or seen that black people are stigmatized. there is no political party that is hostile to blacks, in literature too, there is no black theme. When you say that calling someone black is better, that's your point of view but not that of black Arabs. So, it is subjective. Black Arabs are not connected to Blacks from America or Europe. They have their own codes, their own culture and their own language. Whether it is Arabs with white skin or black skin, they do not use this language of skin color. Know that Arabs with white skin do not see themselves as whites; the White, according to them, is the European. I have never heard the word Abd used by the Arabs I have met. I asked the Algerians, whatever their color, I was informed that this word is not used for the black man. Remember that the Arabs are not one country. It's a whole world. it goes from Mauritania to Iraq, it's like the space between Portugal and Russia.
@Maria Smith Important note: Blacks have not been French for a short time, I remind you that Blacks in France have been French for 400 years, I am talking about Blacks from the Antilles like Guadeloupe, Martinique or French Guyana. But the Martiniquans, who consider themselves French on their island, will be shocked that they are perceived at first sight as foreigners in the streets of France. Martiniquans became French citizens long before the Savoyards (Inhabitants de la Savoie, a region in eastern France) and the Niçois (Inhabitant of Nice, a city in the south of France)
@@7yanbu7blackman ليش عنصريه ؟؟؟ اصله صار عنصريه ؟؟؟ حتى بينهم يعرفون انه مهما عاشو في اي بلد يظلون افريقين و هالشي مو عيب عمر الظفر مايطلع من اللحم المشكه في فهمكم مو فيه حتى اللون الاسود صرتو تسمونها عنصريه و البعض يقول لا اسمر طيب مو سمر هم سود ؟؟ فيه فرق بين اللونين ترا مالها علاقه العنصريه بالرجوع للاصل و صاحب القناه اغلب اللي يقابلهم غير مجنسين حتى يعني مو سعوديين عشان يقول سعودي افريقي هم افريقين
As salaam alaikum fam. I'm most excited to see so many Black African People within Mecca City! As you stated b4 that, approx. 30% of Saudi are Black Africans! & A very Large Population of Macca since The time of The Prophet! But most of the Other Muslim World are unaware!
6:01 - he was speaking Hausa "Are you alright, how are you doing,how is everything and everyone.. my greetings to everyone NIGERIAN". Wheeew! Ur welcome
Allah bless that region. Your video give a inside look of local life. It's a rich culture been there for 1000 of years. African people have always been in Arabia.
Feel free to translate any part of the video, but make sure to use the time stamp so we know what you are translating.
Thank you!
12:45 the man was asking "do you film everyone?" (he asked 4 times) Maybe he wanted to inform you that some people don't feel ok to be recorded, but he realised that you don't speak hausa, but you could try and start speaking Arabic with them because most Hausa people speak Arabic. بارك الله فيك
@@haniadam8840
Whoever spoke with me in Hausa didn't speak Arabic that well, because they knew I didn't speak Hausa.
Thanks for the translation.
Hi
thank you for sharing. In America we never knew that there were black Saudi Arabians. This is so informative.
Mashallah that's cool.
Do you have any contact number!
I am so happy to see my Nigerian brothers and sisters living peacefully and happily in Saudi Arabia. My native language is Hausa
Don't be fooled, they side with the west
قسم بالله وانت تشوف المسلمين مع بعض لايفرقهم جنسية ولا اي شي فقط يجمعهم الاسلام اسعدني بالمقطع حفظكم الله
God Bless Brother. I love what you do. We Black Americans need to see our other Black Brothers and Sisters around the world loving and respecting one another. Thanks once again!
Masha’Allah I loved seeing this! My husband and I went to Mecca & Medina twice (Hajj and Ummrah) Alhumdulillah! Even though I didn’t go to those parts in this video it’s still nostalgic to me. Just watching I can feel and smell the air of Mecca, I miss it. I loved seeing all brothers and sisters from around the world. The one brother in the video said we’re all brothers, there’s no this or that, that’s true Islam. Thank you for all your great videos! You’re so welcoming and blend seamlessly with the people. Keep up the good work!
I'm Saudi and i have never thought of the term "Afro Saudi". If you are Saudi you are saudi. giving no regards of one's skin color or background. I think it is a blessing.
It does not change the fact they’re saudi, it’s just an identification. There are many afro communities around the globe and they’re referred as such.
@@alphafish4756 that thing was bothering me too call people Afro Saudi personally I think it will make people more races I hope I will be wrong
Facts
Agree, we are not like america, everyone obsessed with skin colour
@@sooofresh6413 how many Blacks are prominent leaders, culture icons, social culture leaders? Etc?
Another beatiful video, this channel is underrated.
MrAlio84
Thanks my brother!!! :)
@Abraham isaac Jacob Yisrael
The truth of the matter is Islamic empire had enslaved anybody who wasn't a Muslim.. period!!! Prisoners of war were slaves back then and that wasn't specific to black people.
@Abraham isaac Jacob Yisrael
My friend my Channel isn't about slave and slave trade. You might want to check on BBC or CNN.
Thanks for watching my videos :)
@Abraham isaac Jacob Yisrael
I am not deleting anything, TH-cam is. Even that answer I gave you was the sixths and each time I had to reformat it.
Welcome to TH-cam world :) :)
@Abraham isaac Jacob Yisrael
Africa is a huge continent, in some parts Christians are mistreated by Muslims and in the other parts Muslims are mistreated by Christians. That's how it is.
As always thank you for showing us a different side of what we see in mainstream media. Just beautiful people carrying on with their jobs and work at the market. I love the places you visit and share with your audience. Stay safe brother.
Your Journeys are treks for the Soul! You are a bilingual, real diplomat and very wealthy Man with human kindness! Thank you for your passion to share with us & Peace
This so inspiring. As a black American, it does my heart good to see other black people making their black in the world. Utterly beautiful.
Alhamdulillah,muslim friendly
Wallahi the language of Arabic is soo Interesting I’m from Sudan 🇸🇩 Alhamduilliah
Watching from Gambia 🇬🇲 really interesting broth.
First youtuber showing us this side of Africa Saudi market we appreciate your work my brudda
Thanks for sharing with us your amazing journey in Saudi Arabia. I have always dreamed to discover this country for Islamic and cultural reasons!
Hayaka Allah
شعور جميل جدا وانا اتفرج ع هل المقطع اتولد في نفس الاحياء هذي وعشت فيها اجمل طفولة قبل الهدد انشاءالله السنة الجاية بزور السعودية بلدتي الثانية ❤️
ليش انت وين الحين؟
@@الفتىالرزيلي الظاهر سفروه نيجيريا
For the people fighting in comments. Slaves were not only black or African in Arabia before, Some even came from beyond turks land. A whole kingdom (Mamalik: slaves) were former slaves that helped and fought protecting Islamic lands. War between Arab tribes also resulted in slaves capturing. so slavery in Arabia is different; even whiter dude in Arabia today may had in the past a great grandfather who was a slave. So never judge a person because of his color; some black families in Arabia came from a very well known and wealthy African tribes for Hajj/trade and never left, so calling them slaves is not valid and disrespect to of them. (note: most black families in Arabia still have their family/tribe/country names)
انا اميريكي سوداني الاصل احب المملكة العربية السعودية وشعبها شعب مسالم ومحبوب أسال الله ان يحفظها 🇸🇦
ونحن نحب كل مسلم ❤️💚
As salamu alaikum Habibi. Another brilliant and very enjoyable video. You are easily my favorite TH-camr and i really hope you never stop making videos.
Really enjoyed watching this with my mixed family on the big screen!! Beautiful video and beautiful people! U are sooo nice. My family is African Arab as well. My dad is from Sierra Leone and my mother from Egypt 🥰🖤
Nice
Sad
@@OmarOsman98 say mashallah or move on. On the clock no time for hate
@Kiki Kallon I'm not racist at all. If it was a black arab I wouldn't care
@Kiki Kallon Its about the culture. There are plenty of black Saudis,Kuwaitis,Egyptians and Sudanese to marry from.
Thank you for your videos. It's wonderful to see the different cultures and how everyone gets along.
I saw this and was particularly impressed by how easily you could switch between languages.
Well done I love the scenes!
You are a great person love your personality and i really hope you enjoy saudi arabia 🇸🇦 much respect
Peace my brother, when you asked the salesman if he had Corona 7:01i laughed so hard. Great video be safe
Am soo happy to see my people really it's beautiful to see all of them connect. Thanks for bringing Saudi to us. Lovely to see Saudi Markets so diverse
this is clearly the side of SaudiArabia the media will never show. thanks for the vlog. wish prosperity to all these neighbourhoods as the more media revealed parts of this country
Soubhana lah the Saudi arabia people they very welcome all people WE luv u from algiers 🇩🇿 n I luv the vidéo as well .
Thank you again for taking us with you.
Poor me!! It thought Saudi Arabia was a worst and non friendly country😭😭
Sorry brothers
It’s a terrible country
26 minutes is not enough to know what Saudi Arabia is, that's not even enough to know what a single city is all about.
Nicolas T exactly
@@crazyfrog3047 well it's you're country a great or angel
Nicolas T how many hours do you need to know?? Clearly you can see it live and they are friendly
I Didn’t know that people from Saudi Arabia are nice CAN’T wait to visit SAUDI ARABIA 🇸🇦 Oww ALLAH bless that country
Bruh be on guard that part of suadi Arabia is made of african n yemanes ppl the rest of Saudi Arabia is not that welcoming blk ppl
@Freedom fighter not lies the media has shown this Many times ethiopian made are treated like slaves videos n so many other things
Black Muslims brothers are so sweet !!! The nicest people
MashaAllah. I love your Channel. Salam from Brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷. Assalam aleikum habib.
afro saudie ! ! its a very strange vocabulary ! .. we never used it or thought about it before.. saudi is saudi what ever his color is
I agree
I dont see the problem
Great
Yeah, absolutely 👍
مافهمت شي بس كفوو بنت بخش
Mashallah your videos are great! Mecca seems like a language heaven, Hausa, Bengali, etc, etc
I very much admire you for what you are doing. You are bring these wonderful people into our homes. Thank you.
welcome in Saudi Arabia..much respect from 🇸🇦 to everyone
Love saudi from india one day i will go to saudi for hajj INSHA ALLAH
MashAllah love to my brothets and sisters in Saudi from Bahrain🇧🇭
We love you too our Arab brother greetings to you from Saudi Arabia
This is really great to see Saudi Arabia is so diverse culture
It's the best multi cultural
Hi, my name is Halima. I live in Mecca in Haret yemen, I liked the blog.
Always enjoyed the interactions you deal with the locals. Very informative.
7:16
That guy in jeans and red t-shirt was me 😂
When saw my self in the video i was shocked 😂 much love brother
Black people everywhere, even got a 'hood' in Mecca, Praise be to God.
I love your channel, it makes me want to walk around my town talking to everybody.
Good work done by u love your efforts MashAllah Keep up the good work Respect from Pakistan
Hi , you live in Mecca?
When Walmart closes that market will still be open
@juggy Babu
Ahhhhh!!! Brilliant comment!!!
Very refreshing :) :) :)
Insh'Allah!!!
Right!!! That market is well stocked...if you can't find it there it doesn't exist🛍🤣
@@lizz741
Ahhh!!! True :) :)
ان شاءالله
Stope calling urself black. U r not black, u r human with dark brown complexion. Black are those who calls uh black💫
You will find out when you try marry
thank you , for this content we need more black people like you .. this was too good .
Hello, it would be good while you are talking to the locals and they're jumping in the camera to ask them quick fire questions like, How long have they been in Saudi? How's life for them in Saudi? What do they do for work, Do they go to school etc. You're in a unique opportunity to meet and speak to these people so it would be good to ask meaningful questions so we can learn. Love your videos!
This will surely make a better content.
Good job my brother. May Allah always be with u. I really like ur vedios.
Thank you very much surprise seeing lot of black peoples in Mecca interesting!!!!!
Welcome to saudi 👍🏻🇸🇦
He knows English Arabic french woaaah Africans are really the smartest people
This is one fascinating channel you got here my Brother.🖤👍👍
It’s so awesome that he knows multiple languages
Honestly speaking, am from Makkah yet you displayed a place I only hear about but have never been to my whole life 😂 totally new to me.
@Ahmed Mulla
That was my intention. I am glad you watched it.
Please stay tuned. Thank you!
It’s our pleasure to have you here with us in Saudi Arabia brother 🇸🇦❤️❤️❤️
Really nice and amazing vlog brother in makkah and nice people there 😘😘😘✋👏 from bahrain 🇧🇭🇸🇦
Love you brothes
One love in mecca
My friend listen to me
This was the place where muhammed( S.A.W) an his beautiful great friends indeed. Walie that was the time bilal call for prayers Allah hu akbar
AlhamdulilAllah I'm Muslim edi Mubarak to you all in mecca
Different nationalities languages and colours...but Islam brought them together...these people are poor from outside but they are very rich inside ( sweet and happy)
You handled the situation nicely mashallah. A perfect example of positivity.
Everyone so friendly
Man, i truly salute you for being so open minded and always having a good energy!! Keep up please! People like you are a light to this world💙again, welcome to saudi 🇸🇦
This is how western kids should behave toward there elders min 26:00
Amazing video
Great video - once again my brother. Out of curiosity, how many languages
do you speak brother ? Arabic, French & More ??
He speaks Mandinka, Arabic,French and English
You're doing a beautiful job, brother. God bless you!
Habibi you a great Dude, how i wish this COVID-19 is over so that you can continue the good work.
Awesome!!!👍🏿👍🏿
::Why are they Blacks in Saudia ? What kind of ignorant question is that? Why are they Saudis in Canada? That's because Allah"s earth is spacious ,and He said that he created nations and tribes to know one another, and not to despise each other, that's why Malik Alsaad! Not as complicated as you may want it to be! The Prophet Muhammad (SAW) was breastfed by a black woman, way before you were born. What country was that in? Troller Ldka, we are Black people, because melanin is the colour black. Every colour is derived from that essential protein, that we cannot survive without, nothing to be ashamed of. Being Black is not an affliction, like the Shaytan and his forces try to propagate and perpetuate!
How do you know if she was black or white? (حليمة السعدية)
Saudi Arabia is huge country, o wish you visit more and more and discover the different culture for each city and town.
you will be amazed by it's variety believe me.
nothing is special about your country to a black person
Thanks for spreading such a positive vibe. KEEP UP THE WORK
Salaamu alaikum brother and Jazak Allahu kir for showing African people in Saudia Arabia. Your videos make me smile so much.
Masha Allah 🥰i love to see them one day
I enjoyed watching your video brother. I love my country and I love how you interact with the local people :) 👍🏻
Very moving interesting vlog very nice and humble people.. may god grant them the jannah all and grant you also inshalah 🙏🏽♥️
What a beautiful thing to have brothers over the whole world. And may Allah make us beneficial to each others, Ameen.
Arab is not a race or a skin color, but a culture and a language.
When you meet an Arab, he pays more attention to your language than your skin color. This point is very important. do not forget it.
He is used to seeing all colors, so your color is not new to him, but your language. If you speak Arabic, he considers you an Arab.
The psychological barrier of color is a European and Western reality.
Its true every arabs come in every race and colour the prophet who ever speaks arabic is an arab
@Maria Smith
I explain once and once and for all.
If you speak local Arabic without an accent in Egypt or Saudi Arabia or Algeria, for instance, no Egyptian, no Saudi, no Algerian will doubt that you are a foreigner.
But, in France, the Black who speaks French will be perceived as a foreigner because the native Frenchman is not black. They will always ask you the question: what is your origin, even if you were born in France and you have French nationality.
The black American who walks in the streets of France is perceived as an African (born in France or migrant) until he (she) reveals his (her) nationality.
@Maria Smith
you try to talk about a subject with false elements from your society and your culture. Being Black in America is not the same as being Black in an Arab country. First truth.
A black man in America is a person from elsewhere, from Africa. A black man in an Arab country is not seen by light-skinned Arabs as someone from elsewhere, from an African country, but as an Arab native living on his own land.
Concerning the treatment, in America in France, the black undergoes the clichés and the stereotypes of the whites: bad, stinking, lazy, N...etc. In the Arab countries, the Black is called brother, but never by the color of his skin.
There is another point which is colourism: the white color everywhere in the world is perceived as the best. However, there is hardly any black Arab woman who tries to change the color of her skin, unlike African women either in the West or in Africa who use skin bleaching products.
which proves that black women in the West live in a society that makes their inferiority complex possible, unlike in Arab countries.
@Maria Smith
Sudan is an Arab country whose inhabitants are all black, so it is not the fault of the white-skinned Arabs but of the colorism conveyed by the media and Western culture. Mauritanians are not white.
I lived and studied in North Africa for 4 years, and I know the Arabs very well and I speak Arabic fluently.
Watching national television channels, and reading the press, I have never read or seen that black people are stigmatized.
there is no political party that is hostile to blacks, in literature too, there is no black theme.
When you say that calling someone black is better, that's your point of view but not that of black Arabs. So, it is subjective. Black Arabs are not connected to Blacks from America or Europe. They have their own codes, their own culture and their own language.
Whether it is Arabs with white skin or black skin, they do not use this language of skin color.
Know that Arabs with white skin do not see themselves as whites; the White, according to them, is the European.
I have never heard the word Abd used by the Arabs I have met. I asked the Algerians, whatever their color, I was informed that this word is not used for the black man.
Remember that the Arabs are not one country. It's a whole world. it goes from Mauritania to Iraq, it's like the space between Portugal and Russia.
@Maria Smith
Important note: Blacks have not been French for a short time, I remind you that Blacks in France have been French for 400 years, I am talking about Blacks from the Antilles like Guadeloupe, Martinique or French Guyana.
But the Martiniquans, who consider themselves French on their island, will be shocked that they are perceived at first sight as foreigners in the streets of France.
Martiniquans became French citizens long before the Savoyards (Inhabitants de la Savoie, a region in eastern France) and the Niçois (Inhabitant of Nice, a city in the south of France)
Much Applause. You're Doing Excellent Work ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Why the face of "George Stinney" ?? 😭
@ I Will Answer Your Question With Question [ Why Not ?]
You are full of energy. Thanks for showing us around makka
وربي فله 😂😂😂😂 ما إني مافهمت كل شي الا اني استمتعت😂
I love your program brother. Am from jamaica
Prophet Mohammad is the only who defend African citizenship in Saudi Arabia and end of slavery
@Wadjet You are serious haha please educate yourself instead of posting comments like that haha
Mohammed peace be upon him freed slaves
@Wadjet Please stop i can't stop laughing anymore hahaha. Please find something interesting in your life. Peace on you :D
@Wadjet You will see in the grave ;) you will not be able to deny :p
EDIT : @Wadjet where are your comments hahha
He is the best
Hi. I live in Riyadh Saudi Arabia. When was this recorded? No one is wearing a mask? The market looks amazing! Seems like such nice people
Towards the end of the video. The guy was doing the BBQ was making Suya which is Nigerian Spicy grilled meats
Keep it going brother! Can you one day speak/show of historical black presence in the holy land? . Salaam
J'aime votre habilité à detendre l'atmosphère partout où vous passez j'espère devenir aussi positive et ouverte que vous
We dont say Afro Saudi ! , please dont say that American racism words here !
ترا هم الي يطلقون على نفسهم هالاسم بدل زنوج وغيره
السعودي الافريقي تدل ع العنصرية
وما عندنا مسميات هنا غير سعودي او غير سعودي
@@7yanbu7blackman لا عنصرية ولا شيء لكن بعض العرب حساسيين
B.G2012 اتكلم عن السعودية فقط مالي دخل بالدول الثانية (
@@7yanbu7blackman ليش عنصريه ؟؟؟ اصله صار عنصريه ؟؟؟ حتى بينهم يعرفون انه مهما عاشو في اي بلد يظلون افريقين و هالشي مو عيب عمر الظفر مايطلع من اللحم المشكه في فهمكم مو فيه حتى اللون الاسود صرتو تسمونها عنصريه و البعض يقول لا اسمر طيب مو سمر هم سود ؟؟ فيه فرق بين اللونين ترا مالها علاقه العنصريه بالرجوع للاصل و صاحب القناه اغلب اللي يقابلهم غير مجنسين حتى يعني مو سعوديين عشان يقول سعودي افريقي هم افريقين
As salaam alaikum fam. I'm most excited to see so many Black African People within Mecca City! As you stated b4 that, approx. 30% of Saudi are Black Africans! & A very Large Population of Macca since The time of The Prophet! But most of the Other Muslim World are unaware!
I love it bro impecable work. Thanks salutes from Colombia I will suscribe
12:56 he was jokingly saying must you film everything, then he says you are not understanding him 😂😂
6:01 - he was speaking Hausa "Are you alright, how are you doing,how is everything and everyone.. my greetings to everyone NIGERIAN". Wheeew! Ur welcome
"I only film nice people" 🤣👏🏽
I love the people are so friendly over there. I want to live there.
Salaam from somalia like u are videos
ربي يحفظك ياخي الكريم هلابك في مملكتنا الغاليه ويشرفنا نخدمك في عيوننا 🙏🏻🤍.
Superb Content as always 👍🏾
Happy faces!
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its not.. its bullshit..
@@mohammedalamri3053 OK. Only to you!
Allah bless that region. Your video give a inside look of local life. It's a rich culture been there for 1000 of years. African people have always been in Arabia.
Love the music 🎶 playing in the background
its quran lol not music
This is great tv!!!!!!!! You deserve your own major network show but on 2nd thought they don't deserve you!!
beautiful video
I love Mecca the people are so warm and friendly Masha allah. Awesome vlog Insha allah I’ll go there soon