It was truly an honour to bring Ghib around and letting him experience Ramadhan with me for the day! I hope everyone liked this content! I really tried my best in answering those questions about Ramadhan, based on what I was thought and practice 😅🙏 i apologise for the shortcomings. Good day everyone!
Hi from Tokyo! I was so amazed and pleased to know how diverse the country of Singapore was by watching this video. Thank you so much for sharing this, Ghib san and Fazli san! Can’t wait to visit Singapore again!!
@Ohno Mikey Miss strolling through Ginza then buying the manneken waffles; miss the Starbucks in Shibuya and miss ameyoko.. miss Japan so so much lol.. see you soon hahaha and take care in the meantime 😎
Muslims are completely ok with fasting because we're used to it, but if it's your first time fasting, you definitely need some time to adjust. Like Fazli said, fasting is like a time to reset and rest your body. Try not to talk or do too much activity the first time you do it. Eating a few pieces of date beforehand (during suhoor) can fuel you for quite a long time, and you can practice this with any kind of fasting. I haven't tried date milk though. Also try to do something to distract yourself whenever you feel hungry or thirsty :)
Muslims can fast almost anytime of the year from dawn to sunset to realign spiritually and remember the less fortunate. But fasting during Ramadan is compulsory unless otherwise for permissible reasons. The reason for avoiding KFC for pre-dawn meal is simply because oily food makes your body work harder to burn the oil. That's one benefits of fasting for one month, to regenerate your organs back to its natural state. You can certainly have more than just milk (i.e. bread, oats, porridge or bowl of soup noodles is fine too). Most importantly is hydrate your body in the morning. But if you have no time to prepare food, dates are really helpful. These are based on my limited knowledge about Islamic fasting.
I’m so surprised you only drank the date milk for sahur omg, for your first time fasting especially! You could’ve actually eaten more haha personally if i only drank that for sahur I would really struggle the whole day oops HAHA
actually, the significance of Ramadan month is due to the fact, the first verse in the Koran was revealed to the prophet Muhamad in the month of Ramadan. The muslim are required to fast, to be grateful for the guidance God has given to human kind. There is a verse about this in the Koran.
You sent us a nice video again. I learn how to spend during Ramadan. I think this traditional event tells us some fundamental principles. And thirsty is severer than hunger. Then I am surprised that swallow of saliva may break the fast.
Everything tastes sweet as honey breaking fasting. Magical sensation feeling being hunger & thirst for few hours. Imagine those poors without nothing thruout years.. Next, you should experience celebrate Hari Raya with your muslim friends too😊
Well I think you need to eat something more substantial in the morning than date milk... like a sandwich or something, especially for your first time fasting
Respect u Ghib San...seeing u go thru the journey of fasting. Fazli i love ur hair...another amazing video Ghib San. Ur video so far is nvr a disappointment...the best...Take care Ghib San. Stay safe...😁
Great respect to you for observing rhe fast. But I think you should take more than just a 250ml packet of date milk for sahur (pre-fast meal) - esoecially for a first timer like you. A full grown man like me would feel the effects halfway thru the day liddat haha.
Diving into fasting like this with just a tiny packet of date milk is actually pretty hazardous. Dehydration and low blood sugar is no joke, especially if you're planning to carrying out a normal day. Loss of focus can make boring everyday tasks like driving and operating work machinery dangerous.
I think a just date milk for sahur is abit on the extreme side HAHA. Even as a muslim I have more than milk for sahur. Respect to Ghib for going through the experience!
Ghib really explore 👍 I like his video, he not just video, he combine passion for his love of experiencing and his style of doing his job well. Of course most u tube is not perfect, everyone have different liking, I can choose or skip, is still nice to watch.
I think Fazli made a mistake you can enjoy eating anything until before dawn about 530am and thats right before muslim dawn prayer. Not sunrise. Cos sunrise is 7am. of you eat 6am your no longer fasting cos its not considered valid haha.
on an additional note some muslim ladies do not observe fasts when on their menstrual cycles. There are apparently workarounds where they observe additional days after their cycles? Needs clarification here but this is just info from my friends and colleagues.
ramadan pre dawn meal hack: stay hydrated till dawn, eat healthy foods (no spicy and salty foods), no caffeine intake (it makes you pee more often and you get thirsty too). Respect to you Ghib san! You did it well
I take my hat off to you….Ken san. Seeing all your videos that will always have food slot into your recording and now to see you survive without food for a good 14 hrs… well done! The key take away is you really make an effort to learn singaporean Muslim culture !
One of my toughest Ramadan which I’m sure many bros can relate is fasting during NS. Still remember urban ops the whole day without eating and drinking the whole day but honestly going through it with my army bros made it so much easier
Great to see you experiencing different practices and learning the meaning behind fasting in Islam. It's true self discipline of the body and mind going through it. Great job to Fazli and Ghib-san for doing this together. A pleasure to watch.
Thumbs up ! Was worried how you would make out by afternoon. Could see paler face color and parched lips happening. Respect for you Ghib san because you show respect for others regardless of creed, class or color & your respect for nature and the environment.
Hi Ghib, gonna feed you a little additional new info that many non-muslims might not know. Actually most muslims generally look forward to Ramadhan. Its not like we see the month as a something burdening. In fact its almost obligatory to look forward to this month for muslims becos its the month where the holy book of Quran was sent down and its a chance for muslims to repent if they sinned and do more good deeds becos rewards received are multiple fold than as compared to other months outside Ramadhan. The only reason why some muslims MIGHT feel dread is becos of lack of mental and spiritual preparation. Before Ramadhan, theres two more months in muslim calendar called Rejab and Syaaban. these two are also considered sacred months in islam and so-called a pre-requisite months to prepare for Ramadhan. These two months is where devote muslims will start occassional voluntary fasting. Its like a gradual transition in the three months from no fasting to occassional fasting to full 30 days fasting. It makes sense isnt it? And by the time Ramadhan comes, our body should already start to regulate and get used to the fasting. But of course, the normal ways would be generally we just do Ramadhan. :) But to not be shock with drastic change some muslims prepare two months prior. Hope it helps!
what the... i'm a muslim indonesian and most of us actually eat a proper meal for sahoor (or breakfast)! you wouldn't be able to function on that little amount of milk (date milk or regular) for a whole day of fasting! poor ghibsan huhu
It’s not a must. It depends on the individual. Ramadhan is a month that u devote to god and abstain from satisfying any desires. And this includes eating till you’re full. Its up to u at which level or which extent you’re able to commit
if im not wrong, according to our prophet, it was sufficient for him to just eat dates with a glass of milk so it's fine for us to do the same (even encouraged) but as you know lifestyles and cultures are different all around the world and so most of us would eat a little more
Indeed it depends on the individual and it is important to listen to your body and adjust accordingly. When I was younger, my sahur meal was definitely more full. Nowadays, I am all good with just milk and lots of water.
Respect for experiencing fasting 🙏, have a strong mentality 💪 and usually for even the revert to adapt drastic changes is not advise. Spritually, I will do for God that's where all the willpower and strength 💪 as I surrender myself to the creator. I'm nothing....
こんにちは。いつも楽しく拝見しています。現在開催中のSIFA2021（Singapore International of Arts 2021）に参加するためシンガポールに滞在中の日本人です。リハーサル場所がサルタンモスクを眺める場所でアラブストリートをウロウロしていますが、街の活気とは裏腹にイスラム教ではラマダン中だったんですね。これまでラマダンがどんなものか知る機会がなかったので勉強になりました。色々な文化が混在するシンガポールは本当に面白いですね。今後の企画も楽しみにしています！
May The Almighty God Give You The Highest Reward For Your Sincere Intention To Experience Fasting In The Holy Month Of Ramadan, Jazakallahu Khairan. Stay Safe
It's nice that you embrace and experience other people's culture!! And I cringe when you just lie down on your bed after going out, not bathing immediately haha!!
Ghib-San, are you still in touch with your old Bangladeshi friend? I’m sure he’s a Muslim and he’ll be able to give you an insight into fasting for someone working in a menial task.
You should try doing a workout while fasting. Will burn even more calories. Over time, fasting allows the digestive system to rest and also helps you to remember Allah s.w.t. as you are tested against your desires.
Your co-host Fazli was really nice and cool guy. Explained it really well for us non-Muslims to understand what they are going through.
Thank you so much. I really appreciate it 🙏 Hope I managed to clarify them.
Respect to u for embracing and respecting everything about singapore❤️❤️
Oh yeah yeah
It was truly an honour to bring Ghib around and letting him experience Ramadhan with me for the day!
I hope everyone liked this content! I really tried my best in answering those questions about Ramadhan, based on what I was thought and practice 😅🙏 i apologise for the shortcomings.
Good day everyone!
Great job and well done Fazli !
Good job brother👏👍
👍👍👏
Thank you Fazli for sharing and explaining Ramadhan. I never knew what it was or meant. You did a great job..
Good Job Fazli Rahmat👍👍👍
Hi from Tokyo! I was so amazed and pleased to know how diverse the country of Singapore was by watching this video. Thank you so much for sharing this, Ghib san and Fazli san! Can’t wait to visit Singapore again!!
I'm glad you enjoyed it! Hit us up when you come over to Singapore and we can experience fasting together 😂🙌
And I can’t wait to visit Tokyo again 😔
@@FazliRahmat Yeees!!!
@@crystalcai6314 Come over when covid is over. We almost there, I think!!
@Ohno Mikey
Miss strolling through Ginza then buying the manneken waffles; miss the Starbucks in Shibuya and miss ameyoko.. miss Japan so so much lol.. see you soon hahaha and take care in the meantime 😎
Good to see a foreigner learning about the different races in Singapore including the Chinese and Malay culture.
Muslims are completely ok with fasting because we're used to it, but if it's your first time fasting, you definitely need some time to adjust. Like Fazli said, fasting is like a time to reset and rest your body. Try not to talk or do too much activity the first time you do it. Eating a few pieces of date beforehand (during suhoor) can fuel you for quite a long time, and you can practice this with any kind of fasting. I haven't tried date milk though. Also try to do something to distract yourself whenever you feel hungry or thirsty :)
Yes! I agree. You should give date milk a try 😅
Awesome! Appreciate you immersing yourself in our Muslim culture & customs!
Ghibおじの体を張った苦労や、それをいたわりながらラマダンについて丁寧に教えてくれるFazil、7時に待ち構えるモスクの美しさと飢えた人々を救ってくれるような温かさ、そして日本人の文化「いただきます」。
食に関する文化が融合してこんなにも美しくなるなんて、素晴らしいものを見させてもらったな。
Muslims can fast almost anytime of the year from dawn to sunset to realign spiritually and remember the less fortunate. But fasting during Ramadan is compulsory unless otherwise for permissible reasons.
The reason for avoiding KFC for pre-dawn meal is simply because oily food makes your body work harder to burn the oil. That's one benefits of fasting for one month, to regenerate your organs back to its natural state.
You can certainly have more than just milk (i.e. bread, oats, porridge or bowl of soup noodles is fine too). Most importantly is hydrate your body in the morning. But if you have no time to prepare food, dates are really helpful.
These are based on my limited knowledge about Islamic fasting.
I’m so surprised you only drank the date milk for sahur omg, for your first time fasting especially! You could’ve actually eaten more haha personally if i only drank that for sahur I would really struggle the whole day oops HAHA
Good job brother. Fasting is never easy, im glad you had the opportunity to experience it... Thumbs up for the content bro!
actually, the significance of Ramadan month is due to the fact, the first verse in the Koran was revealed to the prophet Muhamad in the month of Ramadan. The muslim are required to fast, to be grateful for the guidance God has given to human kind. There is a verse about this in the Koran.
Wow well done Ghib, and what a great way to embrace something completely different. No drink during the day in a hot place like SG must be tough.
Respect to you for fasting with just a packet of date milk for your first experience fasting. Great video!! Really enjoyed it
You sent us a nice video again.
I learn how to spend during Ramadan.
I think this traditional event tells us some fundamental principles.
And thirsty is severer than hunger.
Then I am surprised that swallow of saliva may break the fast.
Huge respect for you to experience fasting! Reslly enjoyed this video. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Hi nazree. Whatsup
Everything tastes sweet as honey breaking fasting. Magical sensation feeling being hunger & thirst for few hours. Imagine those poors without nothing thruout years..
Next, you should experience celebrate Hari Raya with your muslim friends too😊
Thanks Fazli too and wat a amazing , creative content from Ghib, is only a matter of time his subscribers will reach a million or more, to the moon!
Respect to you Ghib! Thank you so much for experiencing Ramadhan for the first time. I hope had fun doing it. Stay safe!
Well I think you need to eat something more substantial in the morning than date milk... like a sandwich or something, especially for your first time fasting
Respect u Ghib San...seeing u go thru the journey of fasting. Fazli i love ur hair...another amazing video Ghib San. Ur video so far is nvr a disappointment...the best...Take care Ghib San. Stay safe...😁
hehe thank you! 😬🙏
Great respect to you for observing rhe fast. But I think you should take more than just a 250ml packet of date milk for sahur (pre-fast meal) - esoecially for a first timer like you. A full grown man like me would feel the effects halfway thru the day liddat haha.
so much respect for you :") thank you for being so down-to-earth!!!
also thank you Fazli for being so encouraging and happy to share!
Diving into fasting like this with just a tiny packet of date milk is actually pretty hazardous. Dehydration and low blood sugar is no joke, especially if you're planning to carrying out a normal day. Loss of focus can make boring everyday tasks like driving and operating work machinery dangerous.
Respect you for doing this, and thanks alot to fazli
U can hv more fibre foods like oats porrige n bananas for breakfast in the morning..its more fulling...less salty food in the morning...
I think a just date milk for sahur is abit on the extreme side HAHA. Even as a muslim I have more than milk for sahur. Respect to Ghib for going through the experience!
Ghib really explore 👍
I like his video, he not just video, he combine passion for his love of experiencing and his style of doing his job well.
Of course most u tube is not perfect, everyone have different liking, I can choose or skip, is still nice to watch.
I think Fazli made a mistake you can enjoy eating anything until before dawn about 530am and thats right before muslim dawn prayer. Not sunrise. Cos sunrise is 7am. of you eat 6am your no longer fasting cos its not considered valid haha.
This was a great educational video. It's always good to know other cultures. Thanks to you and Fazli for sharing..
Hope I managed to give you a better understanding on what fasting in Ramadhan is all about! 😬🙏
on an additional note some muslim ladies do not observe fasts when on their menstrual cycles. There are apparently workarounds where they observe additional days after their cycles? Needs clarification here but this is just info from my friends and colleagues.
They just pay it back with extra hours outside the normal Ramandan period.
ramadan pre dawn meal hack: stay hydrated till dawn, eat healthy foods (no spicy and salty foods), no caffeine intake (it makes you pee more often and you get thirsty too).
Respect to you Ghib san! You did it well
As a Chinese
I have experienced fasting too
Respectful other culture👍
fazli got fantastic hair..
hehe thank you! 😬🙏
That brown kueh with coconut shavings is called kuih kaswi or koswi. One of my favourites too.
I take my hat off to you….Ken san.
Seeing all your videos that will always have food slot into your recording and now to see you survive without food for a good 14 hrs… well done!
The key take away is you really make an effort to learn singaporean Muslim culture !
One of my toughest Ramadan which I’m sure many bros can relate is fasting during NS. Still remember urban ops the whole day without eating and drinking the whole day but honestly going through it with my army bros made it so much easier
kudos to you and your bros for getting through that... couldn't have been easy!
Great to see you experiencing different practices and learning the meaning behind fasting in Islam. It's true self discipline of the body and mind going through it. Great job to Fazli and Ghib-san for doing this together. A pleasure to watch.
ghib thanks for making this video, im really inspired and imma try start fasting from tmr!!!
So happy to see u eating malay food for the first time fmv
15:30 Sultan Mosque, it’s beautiful. Looks even better in real life.
Actually you could have had more than just the milk for sahur.
Yeah Ghib. You can definitely eat a normal meal like kfc for pre-dawn meal. Am so puzzled with fazli’s response. Kind off misleading.
I've always had Muslim friends and they definitely eat proper meals for breaking fast. Was this guy pranking him or what.
@@suhailiramliee4878 eating heavy meals is a bad idea on suhoor because it will make you more hungry and thirsty
Awesome job! Both Fazli and Ghib!
断食の後、お水をおいしそうにゴクゴクっと飲んで幸せそうなジブおじ。体を張ったラマダンのルポ、とっても見ごたえがありました。
Ghib, thank you for sharing your Ramadan experience!
This was fun to watch. Thanks!
Ramadan Mubarak y’all!
私も初めて3日間のRamadanを体験しました。
Arab streetのMosqueにも出かけました。
日本という水資源豊富な国に生まれ育った人間として、いろいろ考えさせられた3日間でした。
ほんとにいろんな文化が共存してる国ですね。非常に興味深い動画でした。ありがとうございます
It is difficult only on the first day, by the end of the month you would wish to continue fasting, but it is prohibited to fast on Eid day
Thumbs up ! Was worried how you would make out by afternoon. Could see paler face color and parched lips happening. Respect for you Ghib san because you show respect for others regardless of creed, class or color & your respect for nature and the environment.
Great job Ghib san. We always hear our muslim friends are fasting, but i guess I’ve never really understood the challenges.
なかなか理解できなかったところに踏み込んでいて、非常に意味のあるトライアル動画でした。
Hi Ghib, gonna feed you a little additional new info that many non-muslims might not know. Actually most muslims generally look forward to Ramadhan. Its not like we see the month as a something burdening. In fact its almost obligatory to look forward to this month for muslims becos its the month where the holy book of Quran was sent down and its a chance for muslims to repent if they sinned and do more good deeds becos rewards received are multiple fold than as compared to other months outside Ramadhan.
The only reason why some muslims MIGHT feel dread is becos of lack of mental and spiritual preparation. Before Ramadhan, theres two more months in muslim calendar called Rejab and Syaaban. these two are also considered sacred months in islam and so-called a pre-requisite months to prepare for Ramadhan. These two months is where devote muslims will start occassional voluntary fasting. Its like a gradual transition in the three months from no fasting to occassional fasting to full 30 days fasting. It makes sense isnt it? And by the time Ramadhan comes, our body should already start to regulate and get used to the fasting. But of course, the normal ways would be generally we just do Ramadhan. :) But to not be shock with drastic change some muslims prepare two months prior. Hope it helps!
HAHAHA 15:34 “it also looks delicious”
what the... i'm a muslim indonesian and most of us actually eat a proper meal for sahoor (or breakfast)! you wouldn't be able to function on that little amount of milk (date milk or regular) for a whole day of fasting! poor ghibsan huhu
唾液で喉を潤すのも「アウトの可能性」というのはびっくりしました。
馴染みのない文化をジブさんの体験で知ることが出来て、興味深く動画を見ました！
Hi Ghib Ojisan how are you I am Zack from Malaysia and nice Ramandan video and see you tomorrow on Food King
Tot you're supposed to have a full meal for sahur in the morning?
It’s not a must. It depends on the individual. Ramadhan is a month that u devote to god and abstain from satisfying any desires. And this includes eating till you’re full. Its up to u at which level or which extent you’re able to commit
Really actually depends on the individual. I personally cannot do with just a date milk for sahur.
if im not wrong, according to our prophet, it was sufficient for him to just eat dates with a glass of milk so it's fine for us to do the same (even encouraged) but as you know lifestyles and cultures are different all around the world and so most of us would eat a little more
Indeed it depends on the individual and it is important to listen to your body and adjust accordingly. When I was younger, my sahur meal was definitely more full. Nowadays, I am all good with just milk and lots of water.
Respect for experiencing fasting 🙏, have a strong mentality 💪 and usually for even the revert to adapt drastic changes is not advise. Spritually, I will do for God that's where all the willpower and strength 💪 as I surrender myself to the creator. I'm nothing....
Good job Ghib!
Awesome experience!👏👏👏🌸
Perhaps this can instill in you more appreciation for what you have in life and more understanding about Ramadan.👍
Thanks Ghib and Fazli for this very good meaningful video. Very good. 👍👏🙏
Hope you gain something from it!
👍
モスクが美味しそうに見えるってよっぽど空腹だったんですね・・・
Yeah. Not being able to drink is really hard... Good that you tried it. I think everyone should. Just to feel how it's like.
You also has to prepare for fasting by a good meal before dawn, better to have less sweets, more fluids
Props to Fazli for giving a detailed insight of fasting!
Thank you so much 🙏 I really appreciate it. Hope I managed to clarify what Ramadhan and fasting during Ramadhan is all about 😅
@@FazliRahmat thank you brother! Hope to see you collaborating with Ghib for Raya session!
Im with you man. Ive felt it before.
"It's against Muslim law to order KFC in the morning?"
I think that's the first time I've ever heard Ghib be sarcastic.
召し上がった時の最初の一言Oh wow が口癖ですね笑笑
水もダメなんですね💦
シンガポールの暑さで水分取れないのは大変そうだ〜😱
でもラマダンの意味がよくわかりました！！
こんにちは。いつも楽しく拝見しています。現在開催中のSIFA2021（Singapore International of Arts 2021）に参加するためシンガポールに滞在中の日本人です。リハーサル場所がサルタンモスクを眺める場所でアラブストリートをウロウロしていますが、街の活気とは裏腹にイスラム教ではラマダン中だったんですね。これまでラマダンがどんなものか知る機会がなかったので勉強になりました。色々な文化が混在するシンガポールは本当に面白いですね。今後の企画も楽しみにしています！
Bravo! Ojison.
That’s kuih kosui 😃 my fav too!!!
Yes! That's the name 😅👍!
May The Almighty God Give You The Highest Reward For Your Sincere Intention To Experience Fasting In The Holy Month Of Ramadan, Jazakallahu Khairan. Stay Safe
Great job Ghib! I miss coffee the most while fasting.
09:00 is ghib staying in Jurong? Wow
Wow you are sharp
Nice video. Keep it up
Love this video 😊
It's nice that you embrace and experience other people's culture!!
And I cringe when you just lie down on your bed after going out, not bathing immediately haha!!
Hey Ghib, that must have been an interesting experience.
Where was the bazaar you went to with Fazli though?
Ghib-San, are you still in touch with your old Bangladeshi friend? I’m sure he’s a Muslim and he’ll be able to give you an insight into fasting for someone working in a menial task.
I think Ghib mentioned somewhere that his friend has gone back to Bangladesh
uzumaki_rakku Thanks for the update. Hope that it’s not because of the COVID
水飲まないはさすがに無理だな、、、一瞬で熱中症で頭痛くなるし、
ただでさえ普段から人の数倍飲むし、、
じぶおじさん、ちゃんとやってんのほんまえらい！ U did it！
Good
Respect what u did Ojisan.
すごく勉強になりました。ありがとうございます！
Fast for one month during lockdown 😁😁😁
ラマダンに興味があったので、詳しくお話し頂きありがとうございます！！✨
What's the address of the bazaar place? I wanna go visit!
昔、留学生からラマダンを知りました。
恵まれ過ぎている私達、貴重な体験でしたね👍 また、この習慣は慣れれば身体の為にも良いような気がします。夜明け前と、夜は食べれる訳ですし。でも、シンガポールの気候で水分補給もダメなのは、かなりキツイですよね😰モスクの神聖なコーランの響きは、感動しますね😊 これからも、歴史や文化の深い部分もリポートお願いします✨✨✨
come on bruv, you can do it
hello everyone.. just wanna know where is the place in this video that sell halal dend deng? thx before
You should try doing a workout while fasting. Will burn even more calories. Over time, fasting allows the digestive system to rest and also helps you to remember Allah s.w.t. as you are tested against your desires.
ラマダンで滅茶苦茶太ると言う話し聞いた事あるわ。ついでにサルタンモスクも動画にチラッと出てた青いモスクも両方行った事あるけど相変わらず綺麗やし僕自身はイスラム教徒やないけどイスラムの建築は好きやわ👍
Nice u stay in the West
that what i thoght
I saw that too lol
near jem
Awesome ur a westie too!
Hahaha the grab app
Very interesting experiment
Sideshow Bob is back
The first drink is perg...
GHIB - U should divert your thoughts against thinking of Food , Drinks etc.
Concentrate on your work or other stuff BUT not Food , Drinks .......
14:39 did not know about this! Appearance look like what chinese will call "Bak kwa"!