I am very Christian, but I am familiar with Ramadan, but not knowledgeable. As a sociologist (& chef) this is such a lovely video that needs to go viral. The media I am afraid only shows Muslim as a horrible terroristic religion. This is enlightening and really helps to show that the vast majority of Muslims are a beautiful people. I hope I say this correctly as it is meant with great respect, so please take it as a compliment.
If you were to look further into Islam, you will find so very many similarities between it and Christianity and Judaism. 😊 Differences too, but many similarities.
@@VeryCherryCherry uh that’s a definite no. Islam is a weak copy of the Torah in order for the false prophet Mohammed to try to persuade Jewish tribes to join his cult. When the Jews questioned him on religion it was clear he knew nothing. Later, when mo had more ppl join him he went back to kill the Jews. No. 1 reason it’s nothing like Judaism or Christianity is that Islam doesn’t even follow the 10 commandments. Yahweh is God, not a false moon god.
@@VeryCherryCherry I know there is. I had to take several classes for sociologist religion of the world. It's sad that the social media focuses on so much hate, and not just with religion, but on many topics. Seeing the family focused food side just makes this easier for people to see that you are a peaceful people. My mom went on a Christian tour of the Holy Land, and her bus driver was Muslim. At the end, he invited the entire group into his home to share a meal and worship together. Most beautiful story.
As a more or less atheist, I love the coming together, the positive intentions and family togetherness. Loving, eating and laughing together. Thanks again to Beryl for sharing cultures, communities and togetherness
Even though I'm Christian, I grew up on a Muslim neighborhood. Seeing that their culture is being represented in this positive light warms my heart. To my Muslim brothers and sisters, Happy Ramadan Everyone❤
As a Hindu girl with a lot of Muslim friends can I say the best food ever I mean kababs, biriyani, sheer khurma...and much more...... my friend's mom would always send some of their special cooking for us thank you beryl for showcasing a culture that is so kind and sharing
I’m not Muslim, but this video made me emotional. In today’s world it’s so lovely to be reminded of what’s important in the world and how alike we all really are. Ramadan Mubarak!
So sweet ❤️ thank you 😙 and we all wish you a Ramadan Kareem and soon it will be eid for us sooo wishing you and your family a very Happy Eid Mubarak ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ !
As an Italian American that happens to be Muslim I always like to explain Ramadhan to my non Muslim friends kind of like a month long Thanksgiving where you are far more great full because of the fasting, also God consciousness, and charity are major components of this month.
A lot of Middle Eastern people are historically Jewish, Christian, Druze, Zoroastrian, etc. and still are to this day. Good luck on your journey of exploring your ancestry, so exciting!
Being a Nigerian I've been surrounded by wonderful Muslim friends all my life and I know Ramadan is a special time. I hate discrimination and religious hate, we are all one people no matter the colour, race, religion gender etc. I really love this channel and how it uses food to connect us all. Thanks Beryl ❤️❤️❤️
one of reasons i watch her too. shes just so involving and loving and brings everyone together with just her smile and posititivity. I am not muslim but have deciced to take part in ramadan next year to better understand and its owed entirely to her. had i not come across her i might not have ever stepped out of my beliefs to understand someone else's life and culture. Your country of nigeria is beautiful and i hope one day to see it. peace love and namaste from california united states
Haha christians cry that almost hundred people die in Nigeria every week in inter religious wars waged by the jihadists, sure if u had been part of those kidnapped schoolgirls groups u might not have been saying this.
I am a Muslim girl in New York, so I want to thank you for this video. My family is from Afghanistan and Uzbekistan, so there are Muslims there too ;) One of the most growing religions in the world and I wish more people knew about Ramadan like Christmas.
Can we first appreciate the beautiful representation of the Muslim culture in this video?! I love how we can learn and further appreciate cultures from all around the world. (S/n Iove how Saudi Arabia is pronounced 😍)
Being Christian I had no idea all the preparation and togetherness that goes on in putting a Ramadan celebration together. It was very beautiful to see that the entire family is involved in bringing it together ❤
As a Muslim actually I cried during this video and I am not joking it took me 2 days to finish this short video because this is who we truly are .. we are just humans like other normal human beings not like what we always see how the media presents us .. thank you
Thank you for representing our culture especially in a world that is so islamophobic. It isn't just about fasting and yes food is a big part of ramadan but you fast so that you know how the poor live on an empty stomach. We are encouraged to give charity and share food and love with our neighbours. Also, it is absolutely heartwarming to see such beautiful comments.
I'm a Christian and was raised to be tolerant & loving of ALL peoples. Soooo glad to see this. It's a huge holiday for our Muslim brothers and sisters. So very glad that this is being shown in such a positive way. Anything to show more respect and love and to share a wonderful holiday with the world! Blessed Ramadan to all. GOD BLESS
I’m a European-American Christian who married into a Muslim Iranian-American family so this video was wonderful to see and a nice reminder of what my new family is celebrating during this time!
As a atheist woman in America, this was super interesting. I love seeing people talk about their culture and the things that bring joy to their lives, especially if I can learn something I didn't know before from it.
I'm not Muslim but I find Ramadan and many other traditions so beautiful, I feel happy to learn about the culture and traditions. Also...people who dislike these videos...you don't like learning about new things? Is everything OK at home?
My best friend for 20 years is Muslim. I'm not. One of my favourite memories with her in those 20 years is sharing Iftar with her and her husband that one time I could visit her during Ramadan.
RAMADAN KAREEM EVERYONE!!! I come from Lebanon. My family and I always break our fast with a glass of water and a date. Then we have soup, followed by the main dish. It is very important to focus on hydration and getting a lot of vegetables in you since fasting can cause constipation to some people. Also, we reduce our sugar, salt, and any processed or fried food intake because they will cause us to become thirsty during the day. I encourage non-muslims to try fasting for Ramadan for a day or two or a week even (preferably with a Muslim friend and break their fast at their friend's house) just to experience how wonderful and giving Ramadan can be.
I grew up in a Muslim country called Brunei so I was aware of Ramadan since I was a kid. Through the month of ramadan, Brunei has something called Sungkai buffet, where some people would have iftar in restaurants as a family
this was enlightening even for me as a muslim, cause i haven't really been exposed to how other cultures celebrate Ramadan. i love seeing the variety of meals, makes me wanna try to experience Ramadan in different countries.
This video made me really happy. Im a convert to islam and live in sweden. And i think here in the western world islam is really missunserstood, so thank you 🤗
This makes me so happy as a Malaysian Muslim. I love the fact that the girl in the black hijab really summed Ramadhan up well. Ramadhan teaches you to be very grateful for having food, drink and your possessions. Starving all day long is not easy but then you really really understand what it’s like for those who don’t have food in poor countries or war torn countries. So many are suffering and dying if hunger so when we who are privileged enough to have food everyday, when we fast, we become so humbled and grateful. It even teaches you humility and self control. You not only have to abstain from eating or drinking during the day but you can’t do anything sexual either with your spouse while fasting. You tamp down such urges during the fasting hours and that really teaches you something for sure. It is very difficult sometimes for those who have high libidos or are teens going through the hormonal growth. When we say Ramadhan is a cleansing of the mind, soul and spirit this is why. I urge any non Muslims to just try it. Try fasting from before dawn til dusk, it will make you feel very good when you finally can break your fast and before that every time your mind turns to food you remind yourself “This is what it’s like for the starving people all around the world.”
Beryl thank you so much for this video! I should tell you i cry a little when i saw those family gather round together for ramadhan, it’s been 2 years of pandemic and twice ramadhan i can not be together with my family. This video gives me much warm that i could feel deeply about ramadhan with family.. hope this pandemic could be over soon enough
Thanks for using your platform to talk about Ramadan!!! I took a kosher and halal class in college where I learned about it briefly but its so cool to hear about it from people around the world!!! Also I would highly recommend people take classes that talk about other cultures in college, it was a really interesting class for me!!!
One of my favorite things about college was the opportunity to connect with people from other countries. Coming from a small town in the Midwest with next to no multicultural representation to a college with a large international student base was exhilarating!
@@annbrookens945 yes yes yes!! Thats definitely one of the beautiful things about college! I find that at my work place I don’t have that same exposure so I do miss that aspect of college
Thank you for pronouncing Ramadan so well, and for your unbiased and honest portrayal of Muslims! Be blessed Beryl!!! I am a Muslim of Italian origin so Italian food is a big part of my families Ramadan as well, but we enjoy foods from our other Mediterranean neighbors as well in my household, and being American as well plenty of BBQ and other American food too lol.
I'm a Catholic living in the biggest Muslim country. And every Ramadan, I receive tens of offers to join Bukbers (Buka bersama, basically breaking the fast together) and If-tar dinner despite not being Muslim or not even being family. Most of these invitations come from good friends, a small percentage came from acquaintances and the rest came from distant neighbours I've only met like once a week. They don't care that I'm from a different religion, or that I don't celebrate Ramadan, all they care about is that I haven't eaten dinner myself and that I respect them as humans. It is a wonderful time of year when dinner is never eaten alone.
This is possibly my favorite YT video of all time, on any channel. I am Christian and know very little amount Ramadan, other than the very basics. This was beautiful and brought me to tears seeing the togetherness. Thank you to all who shared.
As a Christian I thoroughly enjoyed this. Thank you for sharing your Ramadan with us, to all who featured in this video. Beautiful families and wonderful tradition.
This is so nice beryl! I'm actually tearing up a little bit.. it's soooo hard to find good representation of Muslims in western media. Thankyouu for doing this!
This is probably my FIRST TIME SEEING a non-muslim breaking the “muslim stereotypes”! And I'm So GLAD that more and more people are trying to understand our religion..
The ramadan of this year has been particularly hard for me, I recovered from covid right before ramadan and I'm still fasting, although I still have to take medications and precautions , I am still having a good time fasting, so thank you beryl for making me feel festive even this year!
I’m sorry to hear you’ve been ill. This pandemic has been hard on so many people and families. I hope that you recover soon, and that you’re completely well in time to celebrate Eid-al-Fitr at the very least! Ramadan Mubarak, Zee. I wish you much happiness.
I'm from Brunei. Thank tou, Beryl. I appreciate this episode. Although we get to see people breaking fast together with family, my heart also goes to people who have to break fast alone, or at work without friends and family (been through that) or those who fast in poor conditions. Ramadan Mubarak to fellow Muslim viewers.. And also best wishes to everyone!
First, I am glad I watched this at night after I broke my fast 😂 second, the comments section just shows how people are generally peaceful and live in harmony if it wasn't for evil politicians trying to plant hatred.. Like I was surprised how many Hindus here have good relationships with muslim friends and neighbours
As a muslim, this video brought joy to my heart. Such an amazing presentation of what ramadan is to us and I loved and appreciated that you put effort and time into making it. Such an amazing gesture from you to give us this opportunity specially with all the misleading stuff delivered through media. Thank you so much Beryl. You are human sunshine♥️
Loved how you called her a human sunshine. This rings so true and this is exactly what every Muslim should strive for. In this way, Beryl is a Muslim role model, if you ask me.
I adore this channel and I adore themes like this one. Few years back I traveled to Turkey during Ramadan and I will never forget the feeling of everyone gathering to break the fast in parks and other public areas where large tables and benches were set up and everyone would eat together the food they brought with them or the food that could have been bought at the food stands (amazing variety of delicious food) and everyone would make space for anyone who wanted to sit down, everyone was welcomed and that feeling of togetherness and openness to share simple lifes' joy such as eating a meal with a complete stranger is, stayed with me forever ❤
This is such a gift. I know there’s a whole TH-cam and all, but I keep feeling like these videos you’re making is such a wonderful contribution to humanity’s understanding of itself. 💖
I always had a great connection with food and that's why I started following your channel, but I've always said to my friends that food is so much more than taste and smell, it is about culture, connection, it's a way to commune with the ones we love. And I started following you because you were always bringing this "something more", but now you just took it to another level. Fantastic content, I hope you are very proud of what you're doing. Keep it up!
I am not a Muslim, but this video made me so emotional, celebrating life, in general, is the essence of all festivities doesn't matter if you're Hindu, Muslim, Christian, or any other religion. Being together is important. Great video, definitely know much about Ramadan now, thanks, Beryl !!
Beryl, you are such an amazing example of how learning about food teaches us culture and the knowledge attained, brings us closer together. I love your channel.
Oh my! While myself and my wife, sons and grandkids are not religious I would convert for this amazing food. This creator is so amazing and I am so grateful to be able to watch this content. Thank you so very much to this creator for be an amazing person and using this platform for great things. Here in Northern Arkansas I am so jealous of others diversity and food options. Thank you so very much for this. My grandsons and myself are trying to find and replicate the beautiful food here. Thank you a billion times! I wish good health, happiness and all the best to you all and to your families!!!
As a Moslem, I was so moved by the love that went into making this wonderful collaboration. Beryl, we are truly blessed by your beautiful soul, wonder about the world and waving hands 👋 Ramadan Mubarak to all of you around the world and a thousand blessings to the one who brought us together.
Beryl, your right up my alley. Open minded, curious, open hearted, non judgemental and interested in your cousins all over the world. And of course, food lover.
Happy Ramadan to all our Muslim brothers and sisters, from a Hindu brother 🙏 Edit: since I'm Indian, on the day of Eid, we usually eat Sevaiyan, which is made using vermicelli noodles cooked in sweetened flavoured milk with fruits and nuts. I hope unity prevails among all
As a Muslim convert, I don’t have Ramadan traditions or specific foods we eat. I’m slowly creating my own traditions though😃 Edited to add: I am watching this 45 minutes before iftar, I am getting hungry🤣
You can use moroccan traditional harira and halwa shebbakia, we make them especially for ramadan! I am glad to share my ramadan traditional! It's not ramadan iftar if the whole house don't smell like harira or spiced coffee
@@arvantsaraihan5777 I am glad you enjoy moroccan food, next time try bastilla there's chicken bastilla and fish bastilla, everyone says fish is the best but for me chicken is the best!!!
@@arvantsaraihan5777 moroccan tajin it's easy to make, you don't even need the tajin itself, tajine makes it more delicious but trust it's just as good made in the pot, look for a recipe on youtube made by moroccans, try look for Nadia's table channel, she's moroccan leaving in usa, she has beautiful moroccan recipe!
Ramadan always seemed so lovely, the emphasis on togetherness and introspection and kindness and generosity, it just sounds so wonderful!! I remember being so surprised when I found out people actually looked forward to it, but the more I learnt the more I totally got it - even if it wasn't special for spiritual and religious reasons, iftar sounds like the best family get together ever, and you do it for a whole month?! Amazing
I love the special community you host here. The sense of family with people around the world is my favorite thing and touches me every video. Happy Ramadan, everyone!
OMG, I'm on Beryl's video 😍😍😍 It's a great pleasure for us to show the world how to celebrate Ramadhan at our small community here. Thank you for the opportunity 🙏🙏🙏🙏
For me, the meaning of ifthar is togetherness.. in my family, we usualy seat together in our dining table with simple food.. usually we had vegetable fritter/ fried tempeh/ fried tofu and iced/ hot tea to break our fasting.. something rare in another month.. we haven't special dish in ramadhan. We just cook what we want to eat.. Because we have no enough time to cook.. we still work until 4 p.m in ramadhan..
"Great Big Story" was my favorite TH-cam channel. I was shocked and sad when the channel decided to shut down. Then I found you, Beryl which made me super elated. And now I feel so blessed that I am a small part of your community. I'm having goosebumps writing this. Thank you
Ramadan Mubarak to everyone! I lived in the Middle East and in South East Asia for many years, so I've had the chance to know Ramadan in different cultures. I've been to many iftar dinners from very humble ones to one in the Burj Al Arab in Dubai, and I am grateful for every one of them. Here's my little advice: if you are not Muslim and you get invited to an iftar, particularly if it is at a private home or with close friends, eat a lot less during that day, whether it is complete fasting or just taking something very light or just some liquid (I didn't have much problem not eating before those occasions, but I find not drinking anything for a whole day very hard... your mileage might vary!). You might do it a sign of respect for their traditions, you might do it to make the experience more interesting, or you might even do it just not to gain weight during Ramadan (which tends to happen, believe it or not!), that part is up to you. In any case, you are almost certainly going to find a lot of food of the best kind they have to offer, and much more importantly, a warm welcome and a feeling of togetherness.
As a Christian living in India and staying nearby a Muslim neighborhood has enlighten me alot about Ramadan. I have had amazing food being served during Ramadan and especially on Eid.
Masya Allah thank you for synchronizing the music with the rush before magrib. When you're in the kitchen from 2 pm and you're done with the main course but the appetizers arent done 30 minutes before magrib... The anxiety is similar to that of a cooking contest's on tv! 😂
that montage of people preparing different dishes in different parts of the world felt like one big family celebration where everybody joins in to help !
Thank you Beryl for the beautiful and wholesome video. Also, the way you pronounced Ramadhan and Maghrib only shows how much interest and respect you have to the world's cultures! Love from Saudi Arabia :)
I am impressed! As a Jesus follower who hates the word “Christian” I love the Quran (read it at least once each year) and I love my Muslim friends. I am more than shocked that a FOOD channel would be so splendidly helpful in healing our ancient and stupid animosities. Thank you!!!
Oh i am in tears after listening the Azhan ( the call for prayer) cant hold my tears 😭 living in Canada its rare to listen I remember my childhood waking up early morning and at aftar time waiting for special meals was the best also sharing good meals with neighbours is also tradition of Ramadhan Also sharing your meal with the needy is Ramdhan
Thank you for this video, Beryl! I have young Muslim friend who has told me a little bit of her family's Ramadan celebrations, but this has filled in a lot of details. Ramadan Mubarak, even though today is the last day.
@@Whimswirl Thanks, Tranquil! My friend told me the same thing. I had Googled it and the top result said April 1-30. LOL it shows you can't trust everything you read!
you are always amplifying voices and give a platform from people with different beliefs and cultures to show their activities, thank you for that beryl! especially this ramadan special episode ❤️
I literally watch this while eating my dinner after finished with my night Ramadan prayers. Honestly, seeing a lot of togetherness, a beautiful togetherness, in this video makes me feel kinda emotional. Beryl, I just want to say this: Thank you so much. I hope that you're healthy, happy, and blessed by God. And for my fellow Muslims around the world: Ramadan Mubarak!
Hi I'm a Muslim from 🇵🇰. And thank you for making a video for Ramadan Kareem which is a month of blessings and so much patience when we fast and get connected with other people who are not previleged. So giving charity and praying which makes us get close to our God Allah.
I love the feel of this video so much. Celebrating other human beings, religions and cultures in such a beautiful, inclusive way is something really special. Ramadan Mubarak to all of you who celebrate the holy month, and I hope that it brings you great peace, comfort and blessings. Thanks for making this, Beryl. It’s genuinely beautiful.
The true essence of ramadhan is to get a feel of what the less fortunate go through without food or water through out the day and to bring you closer to God. It is a time of reflection and change. Thanks for the video🥰
I live in a multicultural country and I've met people from all sorts of cultures and religions and while I was watching this video, it reminded me how many times friends from other backgrounds shared a meal from their country with me, how many times it was me sharing with them. I feel that food has a mystical aspect in all cultures! It's a symbol to bring people together, to share a moment. Everyone here holds a food memory from our childhood and we will carry it for life! And if we stop just for a moment to think about it, it isn't about the taste itself! It's about the moment, it's a memory from a loved one who has shared that moment with us, and you're going to love that food for the rest of your life, because that food "brings you back home"! Great channel Beryl! Moreover, a great way to run a Channel! You're so genuine in your insights!
When our lunar calendars align in the right way, Yom Kippur, the Jewish day of fasting & atonement, happens to fall during Ramadan. In Judaism we break our fast after sunset, much like Iftar. Sunset is often used as a symbolic division in my people's religion, splitting time into the secular & the sacred, the beginnings & ends of things. I was very fortunate to break my fast as a community with both Muslims & Jews in Brooklyn a couple years ago. It was a powerful experience & a type of connection I would love to see more of. Some of my family comes from Syria originally & while doing some research I once read somewhere that after Pesach (Passover, a Jewish holiday commemorating freedom from slavery & involving abstaining from bread products), Muslims living in Halab would bring a crust of bread to their Jewish neighbors, a sort of welcome. While there were periods of persecution, prior to the 20th century, Muslim countries were in many ways a place of refuge to Jews compared to the horrors in Christian Europe. The people in power may be oppressive & enact horrible acts of violence, whether it is the crimes of the state of Israel or the various types of discrimination Jews faced while living in Muslim countries, but us everyday people? We have so much more in common than the fear mongers, the greedy, the politicians & generals & bankers want us to think. Where you say Salaam Aleikum we say Shalom Aleichem. I pray someday we see justice for our Palestinian brothers & sisters, & peace for us all.
As a muslim, I am indeed so happy that you featured the holy month of Ramadhan ❤️ Thank you for making people aware of what ramadhan is all about ! Let us all celebrate diversity ! Ramadan Mubarak ! From the Island of Mindanao, Philippines !
Before watching this video I just watched videos of people sharing foods (hot meals, ice cream, chocolate etc) to homeless or random strangers during ramadhan. I'm kind of emotional rn, I hope this ramadhan bring us closer and do better as a person.
You have the best channel. I learn so much from watching your videos & all the food always looks so delicious! Ramadan Mubarak to everyone that celebrates ❤️
didn’t think that i would cry from homesickness rn, but to be reminded of the values of ramadhan being family and togetherness is so touching. this is my first time not celebrating the whole of ramadhan and eid with family, but i’m grateful that Allah gave me opportunities in education even by means of being far away. thank you beryl for showcasing this holy tradition so beautifully, may God bless you.
Subscribed! What an amazing video, much love from Indonesia. It is great to be reminded of what Ramadan really is about, grateful to have spent more time with family during these tough times. Ramadan Mubarak everyone!
"Whether you're Muslim or not Muslim, you are welcome to our table."
It's always as peaceful as that. ❤️❤️
I am very Christian, but I am familiar with Ramadan, but not knowledgeable. As a sociologist (& chef) this is such a lovely video that needs to go viral. The media I am afraid only shows Muslim as a horrible terroristic religion. This is enlightening and really helps to show that the vast majority of Muslims are a beautiful people. I hope I say this correctly as it is meant with great respect, so please take it as a compliment.
Amen!!
As someone who studied sociology in college AND a Christian (nondenominational and progressive), I agree.
If you were to look further into Islam, you will find so very many similarities between it and Christianity and Judaism. 😊 Differences too, but many similarities.
@@VeryCherryCherry uh that’s a definite no. Islam is a weak copy of the Torah in order for the false prophet Mohammed to try to persuade Jewish tribes to join his cult. When the Jews questioned him on religion it was clear he knew nothing. Later, when mo had more ppl join him he went back to kill the Jews. No. 1 reason it’s nothing like Judaism or Christianity is that Islam doesn’t even follow the 10 commandments. Yahweh is God, not a false moon god.
@@VeryCherryCherry I know there is. I had to take several classes for sociologist religion of the world. It's sad that the social media focuses on so much hate, and not just with religion, but on many topics. Seeing the family focused food side just makes this easier for people to see that you are a peaceful people. My mom went on a Christian tour of the Holy Land, and her bus driver was Muslim. At the end, he invited the entire group into his home to share a meal and worship together. Most beautiful story.
Being a Muslim, this video made me so happy. Such a wholesome representation of the holy month of Ramadan it was. Thanks, Beryl. You’re a gem 💕
Look up "tribal people try" on you tube. You definetely get an entirely different perspective. The media LIES.
Same
As an agnostic person living in US, I also really appreciate this video!
As a more or less atheist, I love the coming together, the positive intentions and family togetherness. Loving, eating and laughing together. Thanks again to Beryl for sharing cultures, communities and togetherness
Yes she is a Gem and she has to be celebrated 🥰💫
Even though I'm Christian, I grew up on a Muslim neighborhood. Seeing that their culture is being represented in this positive light warms my heart. To my Muslim brothers and sisters, Happy Ramadan Everyone❤
Thank you 💗
Thank you 💗💗
You are so sweet! Gbu!
As a Hindu girl with a lot of Muslim friends
can I say the best food ever
I mean kababs, biriyani, sheer khurma...and much more......
my friend's mom would always send some of their special cooking for us
thank you beryl for showcasing a culture that is so kind and sharing
Also Sheermal and Ghutwa Kebab
Yes! This is so true. I am in Cape Town, South Africa and we are always spoiled by the wonderful treats shared with us by our Muslim community.
Yeah it's quite nice, most of our food here in Indonesia is quite diverse, it's mix-y lol, the peeps here are nice, most of them are
@@ryeryeryerye the indian and chinese influences on ur cusine are very much visible
@@byron-ih2ge indeed, well being in a trade route back then was great
I’m not Muslim, but this video made me emotional. In today’s world it’s so lovely to be reminded of what’s important in the world and how alike we all really are. Ramadan Mubarak!
Thank you 💗💐
Thank you Carrie, wish you a blessed month as well 🤗
So sweet ❤️ thank you 😙 and we all wish you a Ramadan Kareem and soon it will be eid for us sooo wishing you and your family a very Happy Eid Mubarak ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ !
Thank you so much dear
Love it❤️❤️
As an Italian American that happens to be Muslim I always like to explain Ramadhan to my non Muslim friends kind of like a month long Thanksgiving where you are far more great full because of the fasting, also God consciousness, and charity are major components of this month.
Barakallah
I love that! Never thought of it that way
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EXACTLY!
Spot on!
I'm not Muslim but I love this. I found out that I have middle eastern ancestry, and I'm on a quest to learn about it. Thank you 😊
Lovely! I’m from Dubai, I’d love to show you around. What’s your Instagram?
Good luck on ur journey!
A lot of Middle Eastern people are historically Jewish, Christian, Druze, Zoroastrian, etc. and still are to this day. Good luck on your journey of exploring your ancestry, so exciting!
Good for you. Have a great quest ahead :)
If I was you, don't. Save yourself the pain of learning about Arab culture.
Being a Nigerian I've been surrounded by wonderful Muslim friends all my life and I know Ramadan is a special time. I hate discrimination and religious hate, we are all one people no matter the colour, race, religion gender etc. I really love this channel and how it uses food to connect us all. Thanks Beryl ❤️❤️❤️
one of reasons i watch her too. shes just so involving and loving and brings everyone together with just her smile and posititivity. I am not muslim but have deciced to take part in ramadan next year to better understand and its owed entirely to her. had i not come across her i might not have ever stepped out of my beliefs to understand someone else's life and culture. Your country of nigeria is beautiful and i hope one day to see it. peace love and namaste from california united states
@@sarahcoy6489 thank you ❤️ 🇳🇬
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Haha christians cry that almost hundred people die in Nigeria every week in inter religious wars waged by the jihadists, sure if u had been part of those kidnapped schoolgirls groups u might not have been saying this.
I am a Muslim girl in New York, so I want to thank you for this video. My family is from Afghanistan and Uzbekistan, so there are Muslims there too ;) One of the most growing religions in the world and I wish more people knew about Ramadan like Christmas.
Good luck on the fasting, also if I'm not wrong it is the fastest growing one
@@ryeryeryerye well its actually the fastest breeding religion which makes it automatically the fastest growing religion
@@ryeryeryerye you're absolutely right!
Assalam alaykum, singlim. O'zbekistondan salom. Ramazon Muborak 🤗
Ramadan is a time to bring you closer to God.
Can we first appreciate the beautiful representation of the Muslim culture in this video?! I love how we can learn and further appreciate cultures from all around the world. (S/n Iove how Saudi Arabia is pronounced 😍)
Being Christian I had no idea all the preparation and togetherness that goes on in putting a Ramadan celebration together. It was very beautiful to see that the entire family is involved in bringing it together ❤
Here here Beryl lets celebrate our Muslim friends instead of misunderstand them, I will cry during this so leta go and hugs to all.
I cried so beautiful .
I often cry a little at the end of Beryl's videos. The inclusion is so important with the way the U.S. has been heading!
I cried too.
As a Muslim actually I cried during this video and I am not joking it took me 2 days to finish this short video because this is who we truly are .. we are just humans like other normal human beings not like what we always see how the media presents us .. thank you
@@m.j5519 I hope you know you are valued as a human no matter what faith you are.
Thank you for representing our culture especially in a world that is so islamophobic. It isn't just about fasting and yes food is a big part of ramadan but you fast so that you know how the poor live on an empty stomach. We are encouraged to give charity and share food and love with our neighbours. Also, it is absolutely heartwarming to see such beautiful comments.
I'm a Christian and was raised to be tolerant & loving of ALL peoples. Soooo glad to see this. It's a huge holiday for our Muslim brothers and sisters. So very glad that this is being shown in such a positive way. Anything to show more respect and love and to share a wonderful holiday with the world! Blessed Ramadan to all. GOD BLESS
I’m a European-American Christian who married into a Muslim Iranian-American family so this video was wonderful to see and a nice reminder of what my new family is celebrating during this time!
I am a European-American Muslim nice to meet you :)
Eww
@@botladola shut up
@@botladola Ewww to your ignorance.
As a atheist woman in America, this was super interesting. I love seeing people talk about their culture and the things that bring joy to their lives, especially if I can learn something I didn't know before from it.
I'm not Muslim but I find Ramadan and many other traditions so beautiful, I feel happy to learn about the culture and traditions. Also...people who dislike these videos...you don't like learning about new things? Is everything OK at home?
I love this comment lol, 👍
Thank you dear
My best friend for 20 years is Muslim. I'm not.
One of my favourite memories with her in those 20 years is sharing Iftar with her and her husband that one time I could visit her during Ramadan.
Wow! That's amazing. Yeah, you have to be a really good friend for someone to invite you for iftar.
Same here! I have a friend who would invite me to spend eid with her family!
RAMADAN KAREEM EVERYONE!!!
I come from Lebanon. My family and I always break our fast with a glass of water and a date. Then we have soup, followed by the main dish. It is very important to focus on hydration and getting a lot of vegetables in you since fasting can cause constipation to some people. Also, we reduce our sugar, salt, and any processed or fried food intake because they will cause us to become thirsty during the day. I encourage non-muslims to try fasting for Ramadan for a day or two or a week even (preferably with a Muslim friend and break their fast at their friend's house) just to experience how wonderful and giving Ramadan can be.
I grew up in a Muslim country called Brunei so I was aware of Ramadan since I was a kid. Through the month of ramadan, Brunei has something called Sungkai buffet, where some people would have iftar in restaurants as a family
Where do you live now??
omg another bruneian!
We need to feature some foods from Brunei..
@@dolabanerjee8825 still here in Brunei, I'm from the Philippines but born and grew up here due to my parents working here
@@Mystearicia Oooooo
As a christian i appreciate contents like this that lets us appreciate religious diversity and spread understanding and positivity. Good job Beryl!
Yes, this was a really heartwarming video.
this was enlightening even for me as a muslim, cause i haven't really been exposed to how other cultures celebrate Ramadan. i love seeing the variety of meals, makes me wanna try to experience Ramadan in different countries.
This video made me really happy. Im a convert to islam and live in sweden. And i think here in the western world islam is really missunserstood, so thank you 🤗
As a revert, I'm interested to know what is on ur iftar table, as it is not a cultural thing for you.
This makes me so happy as a Malaysian Muslim. I love the fact that the girl in the black hijab really summed Ramadhan up well. Ramadhan teaches you to be very grateful for having food, drink and your possessions. Starving all day long is not easy but then you really really understand what it’s like for those who don’t have food in poor countries or war torn countries. So many are suffering and dying if hunger so when we who are privileged enough to have food everyday, when we fast, we become so humbled and grateful. It even teaches you humility and self control. You not only have to abstain from eating or drinking during the day but you can’t do anything sexual either with your spouse while fasting. You tamp down such urges during the fasting hours and that really teaches you something for sure. It is very difficult sometimes for those who have high libidos or are teens going through the hormonal growth. When we say Ramadhan is a cleansing of the mind, soul and spirit this is why. I urge any non Muslims to just try it. Try fasting from before dawn til dusk, it will make you feel very good when you finally can break your fast and before that every time your mind turns to food you remind yourself “This is what it’s like for the starving people all around the world.”
Beryl thank you so much for this video! I should tell you i cry a little when i saw those family gather round together for ramadhan, it’s been 2 years of pandemic and twice ramadhan i can not be together with my family. This video gives me much warm that i could feel deeply about ramadhan with family.. hope this pandemic could be over soon enough
Me too. Miss the togetherness at home while iftar with my family. 🥺🥺🥺🥺
Thanks for using your platform to talk about Ramadan!!! I took a kosher and halal class in college where I learned about it briefly but its so cool to hear about it from people around the world!!! Also I would highly recommend people take classes that talk about other cultures in college, it was a really interesting class for me!!!
One of my favorite things about college was the opportunity to connect with people from other countries. Coming from a small town in the Midwest with next to no multicultural representation to a college with a large international student base was exhilarating!
@@annbrookens945 yes yes yes!! Thats definitely one of the beautiful things about college! I find that at my work place I don’t have that same exposure so I do miss that aspect of college
I see your comments all the time
Anthropology is a good way to learn about other cultures and the variety of human experience.
Don't know why but I am tearing up... Ramadan Kareem to all my fellow muslims❤️
Thank you for pronouncing Ramadan so well, and for your unbiased and honest portrayal of Muslims! Be blessed Beryl!!! I am a Muslim of Italian origin so Italian food is a big part of my families Ramadan as well, but we enjoy foods from our other Mediterranean neighbors as well in my household, and being American as well plenty of BBQ and other American food too lol.
Yes! Beryl's pronunciation of Ramadan and Maghrib was perfect! Ramadan Mubarak, Alessio
I was also so so pleased and grateful to hear Beryl's excellent pronunciation of Ramadan!
Mashaallah tabarakallah.. so glad to know that there are real Italian muslim.. Salaam from Indonesia
Also, here in Indonesia when Ramadhan my muslim neighbours would share their food don’t care if you’re muslim or not!💕
Props to all moms who got up at two in the morning to cook for Sahur. They're the real heroes of Ramadan
We just have toast n tea. Eating a heavy meal for suhur makes the fasting difficult. The less u eat, the better.
I'm not a Muslim but this video is so sweet. I felt that I somehow understood the spirit behind this holy celebration.
i'm gonna show this to my dad who was an overseas filipino worker in Kuwait and Lebanon for sure he will love this vid😍
Say hi to your amazing dad .. I loooooove Filipinos they a are the best .. I am from UAE 🇦🇪
I'm a Catholic living in the biggest Muslim country. And every Ramadan, I receive tens of offers to join Bukbers (Buka bersama, basically breaking the fast together) and If-tar dinner despite not being Muslim or not even being family. Most of these invitations come from good friends, a small percentage came from acquaintances and the rest came from distant neighbours I've only met like once a week. They don't care that I'm from a different religion, or that I don't celebrate Ramadan, all they care about is that I haven't eaten dinner myself and that I respect them as humans. It is a wonderful time of year when dinner is never eaten alone.
This is possibly my favorite YT video of all time, on any channel. I am Christian and know very little amount Ramadan, other than the very basics. This was beautiful and brought me to tears seeing the togetherness. Thank you to all who shared.
As a Christian I thoroughly enjoyed this. Thank you for sharing your Ramadan with us, to all who featured in this video. Beautiful families and wonderful tradition.
This is so nice beryl! I'm actually tearing up a little bit.. it's soooo hard to find good representation of Muslims in western media. Thankyouu for doing this!
me too...I was tearing up🥺💕
Ditto
This is probably my FIRST TIME SEEING a non-muslim breaking the “muslim stereotypes”! And I'm So GLAD that more and more people are trying to understand our religion..
I had a moment watching this video when I saw that man’s mother smile. How could anyone hate when their mothers are so sweet.
The ramadan of this year has been particularly hard for me, I recovered from covid right before ramadan and I'm still fasting, although I still have to take medications and precautions , I am still having a good time fasting, so thank you beryl for making me feel festive even this year!
Hope you get well pretty soon and May Allah bless you 🥺
Ramadan Kareem ⭐
I’m sorry to hear you’ve been ill. This pandemic has been hard on so many people and families. I hope that you recover soon, and that you’re completely well in time to celebrate Eid-al-Fitr at the very least! Ramadan Mubarak, Zee. I wish you much happiness.
Get well soon buddy!
aww i feel you, this one is quite hard for me as well but i really hope your recovery is going well and your ramadan is going happily
Hope fast recovery for you, you can do it
I'm from Brunei. Thank tou, Beryl. I appreciate this episode. Although we get to see people breaking fast together with family, my heart also goes to people who have to break fast alone, or at work without friends and family (been through that) or those who fast in poor conditions. Ramadan Mubarak to fellow Muslim viewers.. And also best wishes to everyone!
First, I am glad I watched this at night after I broke my fast 😂 second, the comments section just shows how people are generally peaceful and live in harmony if it wasn't for evil politicians trying to plant hatred.. Like I was surprised how many Hindus here have good relationships with muslim friends and neighbours
I have been fortunate to be in a Muslim country during Ramadan. It was an amazing experience.
As a muslim, this video brought joy to my heart. Such an amazing presentation of what ramadan is to us and I loved and appreciated that you put effort and time into making it. Such an amazing gesture from you to give us this opportunity specially with all the misleading stuff delivered through media. Thank you so much Beryl. You are human sunshine♥️
Loved how you called her a human sunshine. This rings so true and this is exactly what every Muslim should strive for. In this way, Beryl is a Muslim role model, if you ask me.
I adore this channel and I adore themes like this one. Few years back I traveled to Turkey during Ramadan and I will never forget the feeling of everyone gathering to break the fast in parks and other public areas where large tables and benches were set up and everyone would eat together the food they brought with them or the food that could have been bought at the food stands (amazing variety of delicious food) and everyone would make space for anyone who wanted to sit down, everyone was welcomed and that feeling of togetherness and openness to share simple lifes' joy such as eating a meal with a complete stranger is, stayed with me forever ❤
This is such a gift. I know there’s a whole TH-cam and all, but I keep feeling like these videos you’re making is such a wonderful contribution to humanity’s understanding of itself. 💖
I always had a great connection with food and that's why I started following your channel, but I've always said to my friends that food is so much more than taste and smell, it is about culture, connection, it's a way to commune with the ones we love. And I started following you because you were always bringing this "something more", but now you just took it to another level. Fantastic content, I hope you are very proud of what you're doing. Keep it up!
Being a Malaysian Muslim in Egypt, this make me feel homesick. Hahaha.
Anyways, Ramadhan Mubarak.
اللهم تقبل صيامنا وصلاتنا
I've never really understood Ramadan until this. Glad your platform helps us understand other cultures, traditions, and religions 😊
I am not a Muslim, but this video made me so emotional, celebrating life, in general, is the essence of all festivities doesn't matter if you're Hindu, Muslim, Christian, or any other religion. Being together is important. Great video, definitely know much about Ramadan now, thanks, Beryl !!
Beryl, you are such an amazing example of how learning about food teaches us culture and the knowledge attained, brings us closer together. I love your channel.
Lot of love From ALGERIA 🇩🇿❤
Salam alaykoum 🙏🏼
Amazing representation of the Muslim community around the world !! Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰❤️
Oh my! While myself and my wife, sons and grandkids are not religious I would convert for this amazing food. This creator is so amazing and I am so grateful to be able to watch this content. Thank you so very much to this creator for be an amazing person and using this platform for great things. Here in Northern Arkansas I am so jealous of others diversity and food options. Thank you so very much for this. My grandsons and myself are trying to find and replicate the beautiful food here. Thank you a billion times!
I wish good health, happiness and all the best to you all and to your families!!!
As a Moslem, I was so moved by the love that went into making this wonderful collaboration. Beryl, we are truly blessed by your beautiful soul, wonder about the world and waving hands 👋
Ramadan Mubarak to all of you around the world and a thousand blessings to the one who brought us together.
Beryl, your right up my alley. Open minded, curious, open hearted, non judgemental and interested in your cousins all over the world. And of course, food lover.
Ditto
Happy Ramadan to all our Muslim brothers and sisters, from a Hindu brother 🙏
Edit: since I'm Indian, on the day of Eid, we usually eat Sevaiyan, which is made using vermicelli noodles cooked in sweetened flavoured milk with fruits and nuts. I hope unity prevails among all
same, i am a hindu too my mum too cooks sevaiyaan just for the sake of celebrating. we r veg tho
@@ophelia4823 ayo, I'm vegetarian too!
@@ophelia4823 We get a lot of vegetarian friends coming over on Eid, so we make sure to keep non-veg far far away.
@@bushrapatel1898 oh, that's great. I never knew we had patel muslims too😄
@@ophelia4823 oh yeah, Konkan coast (marathi-kokni community) Hindus and Muslims share a lot of surnames.
As a Muslim convert, I don’t have Ramadan traditions or specific foods we eat. I’m slowly creating my own traditions though😃 Edited to add: I am watching this 45 minutes before iftar, I am getting hungry🤣
Barakallah, may this Ramadhan Allah gives you more blessings
You can use moroccan traditional harira and halwa shebbakia, we make them especially for ramadan! I am glad to share my ramadan traditional! It's not ramadan iftar if the whole house don't smell like harira or spiced coffee
@@Karawoolfe I miss moroccan tagine especially the chicken one, there's no moroccan restaurant in my place :(
@@arvantsaraihan5777 I am glad you enjoy moroccan food, next time try bastilla there's chicken bastilla and fish bastilla, everyone says fish is the best but for me chicken is the best!!!
@@arvantsaraihan5777 moroccan tajin it's easy to make, you don't even need the tajin itself, tajine makes it more delicious but trust it's just as good made in the pot, look for a recipe on youtube made by moroccans, try look for Nadia's table channel, she's moroccan leaving in usa, she has beautiful moroccan recipe!
Ramadan always seemed so lovely, the emphasis on togetherness and introspection and kindness and generosity, it just sounds so wonderful!! I remember being so surprised when I found out people actually looked forward to it, but the more I learnt the more I totally got it - even if it wasn't special for spiritual and religious reasons, iftar sounds like the best family get together ever, and you do it for a whole month?! Amazing
I love the special community you host here. The sense of family with people around the world is my favorite thing and touches me every video. Happy Ramadan, everyone!
OMG, I'm on Beryl's video 😍😍😍
It's a great pleasure for us to show the world how to celebrate Ramadhan at our small community here. Thank you for the opportunity 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thank you so much for sharing your perspective with us all! Happy Ramadan!
@@annbrookens945 thank you so much !!!!
Salam from Jakarta, wish you and your family stay healthy and barakallah
@@wrWati terimakasih 🙏🙏🙏
For me, the meaning of ifthar is togetherness.. in my family, we usualy seat together in our dining table with simple food.. usually we had vegetable fritter/ fried tempeh/ fried tofu and iced/ hot tea to break our fasting.. something rare in another month.. we haven't special dish in ramadhan. We just cook what we want to eat.. Because we have no enough time to cook.. we still work until 4 p.m in ramadhan..
Happy Ramadan to one and all.
Love from India
Happy Ramadan to you, too, from the center of the U.S.!
"Great Big Story" was my favorite TH-cam channel. I was shocked and sad when the channel decided to shut down. Then I found you, Beryl which made me super elated. And now I feel so blessed that I am a small part of your community. I'm having goosebumps writing this. Thank you
Ramadan Mubarak to everyone!
I lived in the Middle East and in South East Asia for many years, so I've had the chance to know Ramadan in different cultures. I've been to many iftar dinners from very humble ones to one in the Burj Al Arab in Dubai, and I am grateful for every one of them. Here's my little advice: if you are not Muslim and you get invited to an iftar, particularly if it is at a private home or with close friends, eat a lot less during that day, whether it is complete fasting or just taking something very light or just some liquid (I didn't have much problem not eating before those occasions, but I find not drinking anything for a whole day very hard... your mileage might vary!). You might do it a sign of respect for their traditions, you might do it to make the experience more interesting, or you might even do it just not to gain weight during Ramadan (which tends to happen, believe it or not!), that part is up to you. In any case, you are almost certainly going to find a lot of food of the best kind they have to offer, and much more importantly, a warm welcome and a feeling of togetherness.
That wight gain part is so true!!! I always gain weight every ramadhan, lol
Im not Muslim but I really appreciate this tradition and celebration of our Muslim brothers and sisters!
As a Christian living in India and staying nearby a Muslim neighborhood has enlighten me alot about Ramadan. I have had amazing food being served during Ramadan and especially on Eid.
Masya Allah thank you for synchronizing the music with the rush before magrib. When you're in the kitchen from 2 pm and you're done with the main course but the appetizers arent done 30 minutes before magrib... The anxiety is similar to that of a cooking contest's on tv! 😂
I'm here the instant the notification popped up, love for beryl ❤️
that montage of people preparing different dishes in different parts of the world felt like one big family celebration where everybody joins in to help !
As a white from Europe (atheist but from a Catholic background) I am so glad to see this kind of positive representation !
Thank you Beryl for the beautiful and wholesome video. Also, the way you pronounced Ramadhan and Maghrib only shows how much interest and respect you have to the world's cultures! Love from Saudi Arabia :)
I am impressed!
As a Jesus follower who hates the word “Christian” I love the Quran (read it at least once each year) and I love my Muslim friends.
I am more than shocked that a FOOD channel would be so splendidly helpful in healing our ancient and stupid animosities.
Thank you!!!
Thank you .. sending love and prayers
🤗❤️
Oh i am in tears after listening the Azhan ( the call for prayer) cant hold my tears 😭 living in Canada its rare to listen
I remember my childhood waking up early morning and at aftar time waiting for special meals was the best also sharing good meals with neighbours is also tradition of Ramadhan
Also sharing your meal with the needy is Ramdhan
Thank you for this video, Beryl! I have young Muslim friend who has told me a little bit of her family's Ramadan celebrations, but this has filled in a lot of details. Ramadan Mubarak, even though today is the last day.
Today is not the last day of Ramadan. Ramadan ends on the 12th of May this year (it changes every year).
@@Whimswirl Thanks, Tranquil! My friend told me the same thing. I had Googled it and the top result said April 1-30. LOL it shows you can't trust everything you read!
I spotted sayur bening 🥰 my fav food in the world!! I'm from Central Java, Indonesia.
I love how diverse this video 😆🥰
Happy Ramadan all
you are always amplifying voices and give a platform from people with different beliefs and cultures to show their activities, thank you for that beryl! especially this ramadan special episode ❤️
So lovely to see this video and learn so much. Beryl, you are an angel to bring this awareness where it is so needed.
I literally watch this while eating my dinner after finished with my night Ramadan prayers. Honestly, seeing a lot of togetherness, a beautiful togetherness, in this video makes me feel kinda emotional.
Beryl, I just want to say this: Thank you so much. I hope that you're healthy, happy, and blessed by God.
And for my fellow Muslims around the world: Ramadan Mubarak!
Hi I'm a Muslim from 🇵🇰. And thank you for making a video for Ramadan Kareem which is a month of blessings and so much patience when we fast and get connected with other people who are not previleged. So giving charity and praying which makes us get close to our God Allah.
I love the feel of this video so much. Celebrating other human beings, religions and cultures in such a beautiful, inclusive way is something really special. Ramadan Mubarak to all of you who celebrate the holy month, and I hope that it brings you great peace, comfort and blessings.
Thanks for making this, Beryl. It’s genuinely beautiful.
hi beryl. just wanted to say thanks for making this video and showcasing the beautiful traditions of Ramadan.
I love how beryl explores all kinds of cultures from around the world ... and shares all of this on her channel
❤
Ramadan Kareem from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia 🥳
its so beautiful. thank you beryl for the video and for everyone who participate it to share about ramadhan! love from indonesia!
The true essence of ramadhan is to get a feel of what the less fortunate go through without food or water through out the day and to bring you closer to God. It is a time of reflection and change. Thanks for the video🥰
idk why but i love the way she pronounce Maghrib
btw have a good Ramadhan and let's enjoy this moment together❤
I live in a multicultural country and I've met people from all sorts of cultures and religions and while I was watching this video, it reminded me how many times friends from other backgrounds shared a meal from their country with me, how many times it was me sharing with them. I feel that food has a mystical aspect in all cultures! It's a symbol to bring people together, to share a moment. Everyone here holds a food memory from our childhood and we will carry it for life! And if we stop just for a moment to think about it, it isn't about the taste itself! It's about the moment, it's a memory from a loved one who has shared that moment with us, and you're going to love that food for the rest of your life, because that food "brings you back home"! Great channel Beryl! Moreover, a great way to run a Channel! You're so genuine in your insights!
This almost brought me to tears 😭😭
Thank you putting this together. There is so much beauty in our shared humanity.
When our lunar calendars align in the right way, Yom Kippur, the Jewish day of fasting & atonement, happens to fall during Ramadan. In Judaism we break our fast after sunset, much like Iftar. Sunset is often used as a symbolic division in my people's religion, splitting time into the secular & the sacred, the beginnings & ends of things. I was very fortunate to break my fast as a community with both Muslims & Jews in Brooklyn a couple years ago. It was a powerful experience & a type of connection I would love to see more of. Some of my family comes from Syria originally & while doing some research I once read somewhere that after Pesach (Passover, a Jewish holiday commemorating freedom from slavery & involving abstaining from bread products), Muslims living in Halab would bring a crust of bread to their Jewish neighbors, a sort of welcome. While there were periods of persecution, prior to the 20th century, Muslim countries were in many ways a place of refuge to Jews compared to the horrors in Christian Europe. The people in power may be oppressive & enact horrible acts of violence, whether it is the crimes of the state of Israel or the various types of discrimination Jews faced while living in Muslim countries, but us everyday people? We have so much more in common than the fear mongers, the greedy, the politicians & generals & bankers want us to think. Where you say Salaam Aleikum we say Shalom Aleichem. I pray someday we see justice for our Palestinian brothers & sisters, & peace for us all.
As a muslim, I am indeed so happy that you featured the holy month of Ramadhan ❤️ Thank you for making people aware of what ramadhan is all about ! Let us all celebrate diversity ! Ramadan Mubarak ! From the Island of Mindanao, Philippines !
Before watching this video I just watched videos of people sharing foods (hot meals, ice cream, chocolate etc) to homeless or random strangers during ramadhan. I'm kind of emotional rn, I hope this ramadhan bring us closer and do better as a person.
You have the best channel. I learn so much from watching your videos & all the food always looks so delicious! Ramadan Mubarak to everyone that celebrates ❤️
This was a great representation of Ramadan. I didn’t even know it was now so I learned a lot. Happy Ramadan to all the Muslims around the world
didn’t think that i would cry from homesickness rn, but to be reminded of the values of ramadhan being family and togetherness is so touching. this is my first time not celebrating the whole of ramadhan and eid with family, but i’m grateful that Allah gave me opportunities in education even by means of being far away. thank you beryl for showcasing this holy tradition so beautifully, may God bless you.
You have no idea how happy I'm to see this , you have warmed my heart so greatly
Ramadan Mubarak to all observing! So nice to see families celebrating together after this weird year 💗
I love & appreciate you. And I’m so grateful for you
Subscribed! What an amazing video, much love from Indonesia. It is great to be reminded of what Ramadan really is about, grateful to have spent more time with family during these tough times. Ramadan Mubarak everyone!