Malaysian Chinese here and I wanna say that Malaysia isn't 100% Muslim country but rather Muslim-dominant country due to the fact that this country is running on a secular system but the people here are Muslim majority. Whatever it is, enjoy your stay bro.
ASSALAMMU'ALAIKUM brother. Welcome to malaysia. Thank you for visit malaysia. And thank you for your comments about malaysia. As muslim and malaysian,we are always try our best to make malaysia become the better muslim country in the world.
I have been to Malaysia recently and the difference there is they don’t shove religion down your throat with a muslim coverage of about 62% they are all lovely people very progressive country everyone gets on with everyone as it should be all over the world.
Honestly, I’m surprised at the amount of non-Muslim Malaysians online trying their best to claim Malaysia is not a Muslim country… Seems like some people are trying to change the narrative about Malaysia? But why is it bad to be considered a Muslim country? Do people not realize that Muslim empires in the past were very diverse and multicultural… A country can be a Muslim country and still have lots of diversity and religious freedom. Maybe Malaysia can be the model Muslim country that other Muslims can follow and allow diversity to thrive in their nations as well 🤔 regardless, let’s learn to be tolerant of each other and have respect for each other as fellow human beings 🙏🏽
It’s not bad to be considered a Muslim country, it’s just propaganda from the west that made it seem like all Muslims are “backwards” or “terrorists”…. unfortunately, so many people around the world swallowed this propaganda. But slowly, people are waking up because the hypocrisy of the West and those who dislike Muslims is being exposed on a massive scale. Glad that many people around the world are waking up 👏🏽
@@ExploreWithAli786 We don’t fall for the trap from the Western side. ;) However, in recent years, some segments of the Muslim Malaysian community have become more intolerant towards the existence of other cultures and are pushing to transform the country into something akin to Iran or Saudi Arabia. If you think those countries reflect our values, think again! Malaysia has a rich history of multiculturalism and diversity that we must strive to preserve. While we celebrate our differences-whether it’s Chinese New Year, Wesak Day, Easter, Christmas, Diwali, or Thaipusam-we need to ensure that tolerance remains a cornerstone of our identity. Let’s embrace our uniqueness and continue to promote harmony among all cultures and religions in our beloved Malaysia!
It doesn’t what you say or what you like to believe, Malaysia is not a Muslim country. However, Malaysia is a multi-religious society, but while the Malaysian constitution theoretically guarantees freedom of religion, Islam is the official religion of the federation.
ALLAHUAKBAR...!! ALLAHUAKBAR...!! ALLAHUAKBAR...!! Thanks ALi, brothers.. i'm malaysians, from early younger kid..my parents teached me to alwalys stand and support palestine ours muslim brothers😢....insyallah palestine will free....
@@linustw evidently you are not a Muslim or a practicing Muslim, only Muslims will understand the love of brotherhood and sisterhood for each other under one Ummah. And of course there are good and bad everywhere, doesn’t mean we have to follow them. Alhamdulilah that my Malaysian Muslim brothers and sisters are doing all they can to stand up for truth and justice, something that you apparently don’t understand or want to understand. Not my problem though, keep doing you 🤷🏽♂️
The Jewish people have a 3,500-year connection to the land of Israel. Contrary to popular belief, Jews were not truly exiled by the Romans or Byzantines, but lost their status during the Arab conquest in the 7th century. They were dispossessed and scattered globally, but never gave up on their dream of returning. In the 19th century, they began coming back to their ancestral homeland, which was largely barren. Mark Twain visited Jerusalem and Judea in 1867 and he said it was a barren land with hardly any people. Their return and development attracted Arab immigration from nearby countries. These newcomers now call themselves Palestinians and claim long-standing ownership of the land. However, the Jewish people have the rightful claim based on their ancient connection and recent revival of the land. They willing to coexist with Palestinians, but they assert their right to a Jewish state. The conflict persists because Palestinians, representing the colonial Arab conquest, refuse to accept the existence of a Jewish state in what the Jewish people consider their ancestral home. The Jewish people have a valid claim to the land and they have the right to defend their land from Arab immigrants aka Palestinians
@@dutch931 the true jews people is the one who follow Musa a.s. (Moses) running away from Pharaoh. The one who occupied the land is people from the land call Khazar which is embrace Judaism. They are not real jews anyway. embraced judaism does not turn you to Jews same as any part of the world people embrace Islam can turn you are Arabs. Anyway, the fact is, Jews killing more prophets than other religion followers. have nice day.
Agree bro, it’s the most modern Muslim country and yet underrated. It’s been my hidden gem until it became famous but I still love it here. Malaysia anytime over Dubai.
malaysia is an islamic country lago malaysia flag logo.. sourced from islam if our country does not have chinese and indian culture here.. what will happen?@@goodputin4324
@@goodputin4324 I'm Malaysian. Malaysia is a muslim country and have always been one. Islam is the official state religion, meanwhile non-muslim are free to practise their religion. We are also a constitutional monarchy with 9 rulers/sultans that rotate every 5 years.
@heavenheaven6312 shocking that during the MERDEKA celebrations there were more Palestinian flags than the Jalur Gemilang. So much for loyalty and love for Tanah Air ku.
Muslims worldwide should come to the international Islamic university of Malaysia. We need to grow together n learn from each other more to protect the ummah inshallah
@@adriankoh4859I'm Muslim and I have no problems with this. We can learn what we want as long as we are willing. The mosque I attend has mandarin classes for adults and kids. Im teaching my son mandarin too. Islam is not just for a particular race. There are probably more Muslims in China than in Malaysia. One of the oldest mosque in the world is in China. Diversity can be a source of strength. Have a positive mind.
@@adriankoh4859 theees nothing wrong with that. In the ottoman land, greeks and Armenians have their own schools. In Jerusalem, jews christians and Muslims all have their own schools and community living together. Prophet Muhammad teaches us to respect other communities and no race is better than another except through manners and piety.
Malaysia makes proud to be Muslims. Come along n look with your own eyes.we Malaysia is very thankfully to Allah . No place for zionis here. Zionis dont pun your foot in our holy islamic land......never ever.
The antizionism in Malaysia is just a facade. Just look at how the actual refugees in Malaysia are treated once they reach Malaysia, including Palestinian refugees
Malaysia is nothing like Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Iran, Iraq, Morocco, or Egypt. We are a truly diverse nation, celebrating a wide range of public holidays, including Chinese New Year, Wesak Day (Buddha’s Birthday), Easter, Christmas, Diwali, and Thaipusam. The Borneo states even have additional holidays that reflect their unique traditions! With a 60% Muslim majority and Islam as the state religion, Malaysia is not ruled by Muslim law, which sets us apart from many other Muslim countries. You can find mosques, churches, Buddhist temples, and Hindu temples coexisting harmoniously everywhere. In many ways, we are even more diverse than the USA! I have yet to see any Muslim or Christian country as tolerant of other cultures as Malaysia. We are truly unique, standing apart from both Western Christian nations and Middle Eastern Muslim states.
@banbbc2921 so? My point being there are not just Muslims there, and Christians in Eqylt have been able to live there alongside Muslims gor centuries. I don't even understand why you keep replying to my message lol.. BTW I'm a Muslim too so it's not a competition 😀😃🙂🙃
Malaysia is real industrial enterprising muslim majority country, we make and invent things while also having oil, we are not artificial country whose sole money comes from oil and nothing much
Why is that a bad thing? Allah blessings comes in many form, be it oil, palm, tech. Be grateful & happy for our fellow muslim countries wherever they may be, Alhamdulillah.
@@aizatzakaria1767Because such oil "blessings" will soon end as oil supply depletes - if those "blessed" countries don't start alternative revenue sources (example industrialisation) from yesterday. Furthermore new green energy plus EV will make fossil fuels redundant.
@@aizatzakaria1767 If they have done so alhamdulillah. I was just making a general statement to answer your question "why it is a bad thing" in your earlier comment. You don't have to be easily triggered to say "do some research"...
The shopping mall below the Petronas Twin Towers is called "Suria KLCC", the sign showed you the direction to get to "Ampang Mall". Also if you head to the back of the Petronas Twin Towers, you will find KLCC Park with a lake and water fountains, great to walk around and enjoy the scenery. As a local, I enjoyed seeing your perspective of Malaysia and appreciate the kind words brother
It's really disheartening when you can reply and give a heart to so many comments including non Muslim but you chose to ignore my comment. It's ok, Allah knows what's the best.
Yes it's true most of the McD & KFC outlets and others through the country has been closed due to the boycott action by Malaysian in regards to the issue in Gaza. Unfortunate to the owners & workers but, what we can do we have to do our part for Palestine
Selamat Datang Ke Malaysia. Glad you enjoyed your visit. For those who don't know, there is a covered walkway that goes all the way from Pavilion Bukit Bintang to KLCC convention center, and under there is a long walkway tunnel that connects to KLCC itself. Explore it for free that way... 😊 Have fun, be safe. Enjoy your stay in our city.🎉
Thanks for showing Malaysia Sir. I am truly blessed to call Malaysia my country. We have relatively good development and potentials to grow even more, blessed with resources while remain safe and peaceful. Alhamdulillah for all the blessings, the people that make the country so awesome. We also have much to improve, but overall may we all can prosper even more. May Allah continues to bless Malaysia and the rest of the world too! Peace.
its called masjid as-syakirin, also accessible via the park that you saw from the mall (huge pond ). if u walked out into the park u will reach this masjid. it is usually packed during jummah prayers because all muslims from surrounding office buildings will go there
I came down to comment section to find this comment. The gentleman who told him to take monorail, lrt to get to KLCC probably wasn't familiar with shortcuts around KL. The walk you had to take to change station at Bukit Nanas is probably longer and more boring than Pavilion-KLCC walk when you take the walkway.
ignore the the non Malay from Malaysia especially the Chinese coz there are paresite. They should back to their original county long time back m. But die2 want to be here. That's why they can't understand the national language very well coz their mindset still in the motherland
Allahuakbar.. Allahuakbar.. Allahuakbar.. the call to prayer will continue to resound in KL behind Malaysia's modernity. Insha Allah, our faith is still strong even though there are attempts to deny Malaysia as an Islamic country by some parties. We are clear about the agenda in their hearts.
if you want to feel Islamic values in Malay society. come to Terengganu state on the east coast there are islands and long beaches and the largest Kenyir lake in Southeast Asia
Few tips:- 1. It almost the start of raining season. Always bring umbrella or raincoat (Can be bought from 24 hours 7 Eleven) 2. In KL, must visit place: Saloma Bridge (At Night), KL Tower, KLCC Bridge (Early morning), The Exchange TRX (Especially the City Park)
Thank you for a tour to the mosque behind the KLCC. It is really a beautiful, sacred, calm place. Welcome to Malaysia. Be patient, you will get what you want.
It is a multi-cultural country. Go to Sabah and Sarawak and say that it is a Muslim country and see what they will say. The native originally here is not Muslim.
Addendum: Sabah and Sarawak have no official religion. They used to be both Christian majority but Sabah is now Muslim majority due to ethnic gerrymandering by the government. Sarawak is barely holding on. If you see East Malaysians being contentious about the country's religious status, this is why. They are responding to decades of Federal encroachment on them in which Islam plays a big part. The uploader has good intentions but has unwittingly provoked a triggering subject for many Malaysians.
@@mnbr6884 Very informative. Thank you. The true native of Malaysia has always been the orang asli. Unfortunately, the politicians are the culprit making it a religious issue. Btw religion and politics do not mix because a country or nation needs intelligence, skills, and not faith alone. Take Kelantan for example, faith brought them where they are and they are trying to pull other states along with them. Yes, I agree that the uploader did not intentionally cause this issue of religion, and that is why I am correcting his statement. Some commenters keep on flaming Islamphobia as a reason for non muslim stating this fact. Majority does prove that it is fact.
Apparently you can top up the card through the app it will safe you from atm hassle. The card is also usable to pay for parking and tolls super convenient if you are driving.
🇲🇾 Malaysia is a highly developed country, not only because of the contributions from the Malay Muslims but also due to the significant roles played by the Chinese and Indian communities. The country's development has been shaped by its rich, multi-ethnic culture, which has greatly contributed to its progress. Without the involvement of the Chinese and Indians, Malaysia would not be the developed nation it is today.
biggest contribution to the economic growth is always from consumer. where boycott are nightmare to business owner. now we know who generate most $$$ to the economic
@@AimanMike is that really important to the world to know? How that helps tourist when they come to malaysia. Do they need to pay anything because of that? Are you writing a history book or you knowledge to score A in SPM examination?
Assalam Brother Ali. Nice to have stumbled upon your video. Cute that you had some minor errors in names and placements but that just gives you more excuse to come back and explore more of Malaysia. Where u were was just a grain of sugar. 😉 Malaysia is made out of 14 states. And each state has its own uniqueness on the structures of the masjids and suraus, depending on the influence of war occupancy in the past. Hope to see more content of my country again soon! ❤
Hallo sir ,next time if you want take transport from Bukit Bintang to KLCC just us bus we have freebus we call green line or pink bus it free and stop Infront klcc .
Just finish celebrating our national day on 31 August and followed by Malaysia Day on 16 September, that's why you can see Malaysia flag everywhere... 😊
Salam Ali, a Malaysian here. Thanks for your kind words and review. Personally, I think the likes of UAE and Qatar are way ahead of us. We're somewhere up there but not the most advanced yet.
Welcome to Malaysia. You walked a bit further to the masjid from the Tower entrance. It's nearer if you walked from the exit opposite Four Seasons Hotel foyer. Hope you'll be getting more subscribers
😮🙏 With great respect to All Sides , don't forget about the sacrifices & contributions of all Foreparents of All Ethnicities & Faiths that painstaking build-up this modern cosmopolitan Malaysia we experience today! It's the multi-culturalism living in relative harmony that what make Malaysia unique , instead of turning it into another Afghanistan , Syria , Iran Iraq , Ethiopia or Somalia! ... 🙏🕯🌎✌💜🕊🇲🇾🇸🇬
Thank you for sharing… I really enjoy your video. I’m planning on traveling there next year, as a black American would I be welcomed there? Thanks in advance!
Thanks for watching! And to answer your question, YES you would definitely be welcomed. Malaysians are very kind and hospitable people. As long as you are respectful, you will have no issues. And most everyone speaks English as well, so it's easy to get around. Enjoy and safe travels!
Assalamualaikum bro Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾 Kuala Lumpur is a city that never sleeps, a city of contrast.. Fyi, west coast of peninsula of Malaysia is usually raining season in monsoon from September to January next year..just bring your umbrella along otherwise seek a shelter in mall or shop around there..😊
we as malaysia respect each other religious.. the problem in malaysia is the politic making us fight each other but we as malaysia we are okay.. because we live in peace beause of this.. for example in a home community every malaysia house have a surau or small mosque.. that area slo can live every religiouse whether u chinese or indian.. everyday call of pray the indian dn chinese in malaysia who live in the same house hold or the same are will not argue of the call of pray.. that the special thing about malaysia we accept all people but please respect us...
To those who offended when many Malaysian who is true native here called this country is Muslim Country it is true and far more true than calling this country as Secular Country. It’s never been in any Pelembagaan Persekutuan that state this is Muslim Country what so ever. It’s also never state that this is Secular country. So as Majority, with Democracy and as a Native, this country will always be “Muslim Country and also Muslim Majority Country that is multiracial, and accept anyone to follow any religion”
If you are in Bukit Bintang, you can just walk from Pavillion there via an elevated walkway and reach KLCC for free. Taking train from Bukit Bintang to KLCC is just overkill.
People need to learn the history and respect when we said Malaysia is a muslim country living altogether peacefully with other religions can be practiced without any interuption. If we can thought UK is a Christian country
alhamdulillah.. start working in 2001 in front of KLCC.. now their already demolished it and build four season hotel. Masjid Asy Syakirin one of great place for us especially during Jumaat prayer. you may explore to lower ground of KLCC at take Putra LRT to Gombak station. There are putra lrt bus to International Islamic University of Malaysia (IIUM). You may explore a lot about IIUM and how close it with our current prime minister.
Welcome to malaysia. I’m a Malaysian Chinese and here indeed a Muslim country. Do Enjoy your stay here and experience our local foods.
Thank you so much Andrew! I truly appreciate your kindness and hospitality, Malaysian hospitality is amazing 😁 take care!
Malaysian Chinese here and I wanna say that Malaysia isn't 100% Muslim country but rather Muslim-dominant country due to the fact that this country is running on a secular system but the people here are Muslim majority. Whatever it is, enjoy your stay bro.
Thank you Andrew kerana mengatakan kebenaran. Walau Malaysia negara Islam tetapi warga Non Muslim masih hidup bebas seperti negara lain.
@@madhatter7072exactly ! Malaysia is not an Islamic country, just majority Muslim population
@@Raffles2008My Malaysia is a muslim country .. dont be racist okay bro 😂
ASSALAMMU'ALAIKUM brother.
Welcome to malaysia. Thank you for visit malaysia. And thank you for your comments about malaysia. As muslim and malaysian,we are always try our best to make malaysia become the better muslim country in the world.
I have been to Malaysia recently and the difference there is they don’t shove religion down your throat with a muslim coverage of about 62% they are all lovely people very progressive country everyone gets on with everyone as it should be all over the world.
Honestly, I’m surprised at the amount of non-Muslim Malaysians online trying their best to claim Malaysia is not a Muslim country… Seems like some people are trying to change the narrative about Malaysia? But why is it bad to be considered a Muslim country? Do people not realize that Muslim empires in the past were very diverse and multicultural… A country can be a Muslim country and still have lots of diversity and religious freedom. Maybe Malaysia can be the model Muslim country that other Muslims can follow and allow diversity to thrive in their nations as well 🤔 regardless, let’s learn to be tolerant of each other and have respect for each other as fellow human beings 🙏🏽
It’s not bad to be considered a Muslim country, it’s just propaganda from the west that made it seem like all Muslims are “backwards” or “terrorists”…. unfortunately, so many people around the world swallowed this propaganda. But slowly, people are waking up because the hypocrisy of the West and those who dislike Muslims is being exposed on a massive scale. Glad that many people around the world are waking up 👏🏽
@@ExploreWithAli786 We don’t fall for the trap from the Western side. ;) However, in recent years, some segments of the Muslim Malaysian community have become more intolerant towards the existence of other cultures and are pushing to transform the country into something akin to Iran or Saudi Arabia. If you think those countries reflect our values, think again! Malaysia has a rich history of multiculturalism and diversity that we must strive to preserve.
While we celebrate our differences-whether it’s Chinese New Year, Wesak Day, Easter, Christmas, Diwali, or Thaipusam-we need to ensure that tolerance remains a cornerstone of our identity.
Let’s embrace our uniqueness and continue to promote harmony among all cultures and religions in our beloved Malaysia!
...a country populated by Muslims? And the country has buildings and structures mostly built for Muslims@@tgerilhafitnkamaruzaman2823
It doesn’t what you say or what you like to believe, Malaysia is not a Muslim country. However, Malaysia is a multi-religious society, but while the Malaysian constitution theoretically guarantees freedom of religion, Islam is the official religion of the federation.
But why do you call it a Muslim Country if it's not? Wrong information, it's like false advertisements.
ALLAHUAKBAR...!! ALLAHUAKBAR...!! ALLAHUAKBAR...!! Thanks ALi, brothers.. i'm malaysians, from early younger kid..my parents teached me to alwalys stand and support palestine ours muslim brothers😢....insyallah palestine will free....
@@linustw evidently you are not a Muslim or a practicing Muslim, only Muslims will understand the love of brotherhood and sisterhood for each other under one Ummah. And of course there are good and bad everywhere, doesn’t mean we have to follow them. Alhamdulilah that my Malaysian Muslim brothers and sisters are doing all they can to stand up for truth and justice, something that you apparently don’t understand or want to understand. Not my problem though, keep doing you 🤷🏽♂️
@@ExploreWithAli786I'm also a Malaysian🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
Free Palestine 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸
@@ExploreWithAli786I'm also glad that you're enjoying your time here in 🇲🇾Malaysia, stay strong bro!!
The Jewish people have a 3,500-year connection to the land of Israel. Contrary to popular belief, Jews were not truly exiled by the Romans or Byzantines, but lost their status during the Arab conquest in the 7th century. They were dispossessed and scattered globally, but never gave up on their dream of returning. In the 19th century, they began coming back to their ancestral homeland, which was largely barren. Mark Twain visited Jerusalem and Judea in 1867 and he said it was a barren land with hardly any people. Their return and development attracted Arab immigration from nearby countries. These newcomers now call themselves Palestinians and claim long-standing ownership of the land. However, the Jewish people have the rightful claim based on their ancient connection and recent revival of the land. They willing to coexist with Palestinians, but they assert their right to a Jewish state. The conflict persists because Palestinians, representing the colonial Arab conquest, refuse to accept the existence of a Jewish state in what the Jewish people consider their ancestral home. The Jewish people have a valid claim to the land and they have the right to defend their land from Arab immigrants aka Palestinians
@@dutch931 the true jews people is the one who follow Musa a.s. (Moses) running away from Pharaoh. The one who occupied the land is people from the land call Khazar which is embrace Judaism. They are not real jews anyway. embraced judaism does not turn you to Jews same as any part of the world people embrace Islam can turn you are Arabs. Anyway, the fact is, Jews killing more prophets than other religion followers. have nice day.
Agree bro, it’s the most modern Muslim country and yet underrated. It’s been my hidden gem until it became famous but I still love it here. Malaysia anytime over Dubai.
Malaysia is Muslim majority country, not a Muslim country.
malaysia is an islamic country lago malaysia flag logo.. sourced from islam if our country does not have chinese and indian culture here.. what will happen?@@goodputin4324
@@goodputin4324 I'm Malaysian. Malaysia is a muslim country and have always been one. Islam is the official state religion, meanwhile non-muslim are free to practise their religion. We are also a constitutional monarchy with 9 rulers/sultans that rotate every 5 years.
@@goodputin4324Malaysia is Muslim country
Our king is malay Muslim
@@goodputin4324 Malaysia is a muslim country. Official religion is muslim. Only non muslim hates this fact.
Welcome to Malaysia Ali. We always stand with Palestine
@MichaelKuruvilla nah shut yo ass up
Nope.... All Malaysian Muslim stand firm for Palestine.
From the river to the sea..
Palestine will be free...
InsyaAllah. ❤❤❤
@heavenheaven6312 shocking that during the MERDEKA celebrations there were more Palestinian flags than the Jalur Gemilang. So much for loyalty and love for Tanah Air ku.
This mosque is far away from residences. That is why it's quite empty.. Try go there for Juma'ah prayer on Friday. It is packed to the brim.
Muslims worldwide should come to the international Islamic university of Malaysia. We need to grow together n learn from each other more to protect the ummah inshallah
MashaAllah, the Ummah needs to understand this ASAP and come together. Thank you for your very smart advice. InshaAllah it will happen soon ☝🏽
As long as there's Chinese international schools here good luck learning anything
@@adriankoh4859I'm Muslim and I have no problems with this. We can learn what we want as long as we are willing. The mosque I attend has mandarin classes for adults and kids. Im teaching my son mandarin too. Islam is not just for a particular race. There are probably more Muslims in China than in Malaysia. One of the oldest mosque in the world is in China. Diversity can be a source of strength. Have a positive mind.
@@adriankoh4859 theees nothing wrong with that. In the ottoman land, greeks and Armenians have their own schools. In Jerusalem, jews christians and Muslims all have their own schools and community living together. Prophet Muhammad teaches us to respect other communities and no race is better than another except through manners and piety.
Malaysia makes proud to be Muslims. Come along n look with your own eyes.we Malaysia is very thankfully to Allah . No place for zionis here. Zionis dont pun your foot in our holy islamic land......never ever.
the Zionist are already infiltrated every part of Malay Muslims as they are capitalist window dressing Muslims
if they don't have any leg, even their breath is not allowed to taint the land
The antizionism in Malaysia is just a facade. Just look at how the actual refugees in Malaysia are treated once they reach Malaysia, including Palestinian refugees
Malaysia is nothing like Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Iran, Iraq, Morocco, or Egypt. We are a truly diverse nation, celebrating a wide range of public holidays, including Chinese New Year, Wesak Day (Buddha’s Birthday), Easter, Christmas, Diwali, and Thaipusam. The Borneo states even have additional holidays that reflect their unique traditions!
With a 60% Muslim majority and Islam as the state religion, Malaysia is not ruled by Muslim law, which sets us apart from many other Muslim countries. You can find mosques, churches, Buddhist temples, and Hindu temples coexisting harmoniously everywhere.
In many ways, we are even more diverse than the USA! I have yet to see any Muslim or Christian country as tolerant of other cultures as Malaysia. We are truly unique, standing apart from both Western Christian nations and Middle Eastern Muslim states.
Wrm, actually there's a,sizable Chrisitan community in Egypt...
@ there is over 90% of Muslim in Egypt .
@banbbc2921 well then my point being Egyptian not 100% muslim is true then.
@banbbc2921 so? My point being there are not just Muslims there, and Christians in Eqylt have been able to live there alongside Muslims gor centuries. I don't even understand why you keep replying to my message lol.. BTW I'm a Muslim too so it's not a competition 😀😃🙂🙃
Malaysia is real industrial enterprising muslim majority country, we make and invent things while also having oil, we are not artificial country whose sole money comes from oil and nothing much
Why is that a bad thing? Allah blessings comes in many form, be it oil, palm, tech. Be grateful & happy for our fellow muslim countries wherever they may be, Alhamdulillah.
@@aizatzakaria1767Because such oil "blessings" will soon end as oil supply depletes - if those "blessed" countries don't start alternative revenue sources (example industrialisation) from yesterday. Furthermore new green energy plus EV will make fossil fuels redundant.
Yes, our economy is diversified unlike the gulf countries. And also they don’t have culture like us. That’s why are better than them
@@muhd7144 You really think they are not diversifying towards RE? Do some research. They are at the forefront of it
@@aizatzakaria1767 If they have done so alhamdulillah. I was just making a general statement to answer your question "why it is a bad thing" in your earlier comment. You don't have to be easily triggered to say "do some research"...
keep boycotting guys... and cancel them forever and ever.
The shopping mall below the Petronas Twin Towers is called "Suria KLCC", the sign showed you the direction to get to "Ampang Mall". Also if you head to the back of the Petronas Twin Towers, you will find KLCC Park with a lake and water fountains, great to walk around and enjoy the scenery. As a local, I enjoyed seeing your perspective of Malaysia and appreciate the kind words brother
Welcome to Malaysia. Do recommend more muslims brothers and sisters to Kuala Lumpur from wherever you from.
Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾♥️🇯🇴 Malaysian people nice and kind Malay, Chinese, Indian we love each other here❤❤❤
Welcome to KL, Malaysia. Hope that you have had a good time and a pleasant stay.
KLCC Mosque was also known as the jewel of KLCC when it was first built and open to the public.
It's really disheartening when you can reply and give a heart to so many comments including non Muslim but you chose to ignore my comment. It's ok, Allah knows what's the best.
The name of the masjid is Asy-Syakirin.
Yes it's true most of the McD & KFC outlets and others through the country has been closed due to the boycott action by Malaysian in regards to the issue in Gaza. Unfortunate to the owners & workers but, what we can do we have to do our part for Palestine
@@linustw yep, there are like 2 functioning mcds in my area
Sabah Sarawak still have la those KFC and mcd 😂
You can donate money online to Palestinians, if you want to help them. I am from India and I do it regularly with the grace of Allah.
aku subscribe hang ali sebagai tanda sokongan
Sukraan-terima kasih-thank you for share your trip-travel in KL Malaysia salam ❤ to you all from Jkrta .. Viva Palestine forever
Alhamdulilah you enjoy your walk and tour. May Allah bless your trip and protect you from any unwanted harm. Aamiin
I also like the klcc mosque is more quiet and cool. Nice to be in that.
Selamat Datang Ke Malaysia. Glad you enjoyed your visit.
For those who don't know, there is a covered walkway that goes all the way from Pavilion Bukit Bintang to KLCC convention center, and under there is a long walkway tunnel that connects to KLCC itself. Explore it for free that way... 😊 Have fun, be safe. Enjoy your stay in our city.🎉
Thanks for the tip! I will definitely check that out next time!
It is called Asy-Syakirin mosque ..KLCC..
It is a beautiful mosque indeed... although it is not as big as other mosque in KL
The masjid name in KLCC is called Ashakireen or Al-shakireen الشاكرين
Thanks for showing Malaysia Sir. I am truly blessed to call Malaysia my country. We have relatively good development and potentials to grow even more, blessed with resources while remain safe and peaceful. Alhamdulillah for all the blessings, the people that make the country so awesome. We also have much to improve, but overall may we all can prosper even more. May Allah continues to bless Malaysia and the rest of the world too! Peace.
its called masjid as-syakirin, also accessible via the park that you saw from the mall (huge pond ). if u walked out into the park u will reach this masjid. it is usually packed during jummah prayers because all muslims from surrounding office buildings will go there
There is a walk-way (bridge) that connects pavilion mall at bukit bintang to KLCC and it has AC!
I’ll have to go that route next time!
I came down to comment section to find this comment. The gentleman who told him to take monorail, lrt to get to KLCC probably wasn't familiar with shortcuts around KL. The walk you had to take to change station at Bukit Nanas is probably longer and more boring than Pavilion-KLCC walk when you take the walkway.
You can just walk from bukit bintang to klcc. There is pedestrian bridge at pavilion mall.
Alhamdulilah.... Welcome to Malaysia brother...
Malaysia always support our brothers and sisters in Palestine and welcome Ali ☺️
Not all of them 😊
Only those with morals and a sense of humanity 😊
@@adriankoh4859nobody talk to you communist china mainland
@@ExploreWithAli786may allah liss your ass❤
ignore the the non Malay from Malaysia especially the Chinese coz there are paresite. They should back to their original county long time back m. But die2 want to be here. That's why they can't understand the national language very well coz their mindset still in the motherland
Welcome to Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 🇲🇾 enjoy staying 😊take care ☕️ let's explore ahead 🌄
The small stairs not your people, it is for drainage system. It is looks like stair to ensure the water not flowing too fast from on top of the hill
You should come to Indonesia, we are the biggest Muslim country in the world..
Sir money sir
Minggir lu miskin
Allahuakbar.. Allahuakbar.. Allahuakbar.. the call to prayer will continue to resound in KL behind Malaysia's modernity. Insha Allah, our faith is still strong even though there are attempts to deny Malaysia as an Islamic country by some parties. We are clear about the agenda in their hearts.
if you want to feel Islamic values in Malay society. come to Terengganu state on the east coast there are islands and long beaches and the largest Kenyir lake in Southeast Asia
The land in which klcc and mosque sits previously was a turf club. Alhamdulillah it was taken over by gov for the ummah.
hahahah...for the ummah you say?? how old are you? go study more about the history behind the land purchases and etc. for the ummah..hahahah
Lol nope!
Brotger, You do not have to go out of the station to KLCC; just proceed walking and you will get to the KLCC mall.
Few tips:-
1. It almost the start of raining season. Always bring umbrella or raincoat (Can be bought from 24 hours 7 Eleven)
2. In KL, must visit place: Saloma Bridge (At Night), KL Tower, KLCC Bridge (Early morning), The Exchange TRX (Especially the City Park)
Thank you for a tour to the mosque behind the KLCC. It is really a beautiful, sacred, calm place. Welcome to Malaysia. Be patient, you will get what you want.
It is a multi-cultural country. Go to Sabah and Sarawak and say that it is a Muslim country and see what they will say. The native originally here is not Muslim.
Addendum: Sabah and Sarawak have no official religion. They used to be both Christian majority but Sabah is now Muslim majority due to ethnic gerrymandering by the government. Sarawak is barely holding on. If you see East Malaysians being contentious about the country's religious status, this is why. They are responding to decades of Federal encroachment on them in which Islam plays a big part. The uploader has good intentions but has unwittingly provoked a triggering subject for many Malaysians.
@@mnbr6884 Very informative. Thank you. The true native of Malaysia has always been the orang asli. Unfortunately, the politicians are the culprit making it a religious issue. Btw religion and politics do not mix because a country or nation needs intelligence, skills, and not faith alone. Take Kelantan for example, faith brought them where they are and they are trying to pull other states along with them. Yes, I agree that the uploader did not intentionally cause this issue of religion, and that is why I am correcting his statement. Some commenters keep on flaming Islamphobia as a reason for non muslim stating this fact. Majority does prove that it is fact.
@@mnbr6884Yes..the ministers of federal government trying to conquer Sabah by bringing all the illegal immigrants as all the immigrants are muslim .
WELCOME TO MALAYSIA🇲🇾
FREE PALESTINE🇵🇸
Let's go Malaysia. Give this man lots of 🥰. Get him to 1000 subs and beyond
Apparently you can top up the card through the app it will safe you from atm hassle. The card is also usable to pay for parking and tolls super convenient if you are driving.
Welcome to Malaysia Ali.Enjoy your day.🫰🇲🇾🌹🌹
I’m malaysian and you only went to KL. Trust me when you go out KL there’s a lot of different things
Like what?
Lots of interesting places to see outside of KL, Cyberjaya, Putrajaya, Port Dickson, Malacca, Penang, Perak, Wow! Malaysia is WOW!! I loike
You can come again, treasure and explore more about our country..TQ visited our country..stay safe bro..❤❤
🇲🇾 Malaysia is a highly developed country, not only because of the contributions from the Malay Muslims but also due to the significant roles played by the Chinese and Indian communities. The country's development has been shaped by its rich, multi-ethnic culture, which has greatly contributed to its progress. Without the involvement of the Chinese and Indians, Malaysia would not be the developed nation it is today.
Of course, 100% true! 👏🏽
Simply put, malaysian was developed by all malaysian from all races. Tq mr speaker
biggest contribution to the economic growth is always from consumer. where boycott are nightmare to business owner. now we know who generate most $$$ to the economic
@@AimanMike is that really important to the world to know? How that helps tourist when they come to malaysia. Do they need to pay anything because of that? Are you writing a history book or you knowledge to score A in SPM examination?
Assalam Brother Ali. Nice to have stumbled upon your video. Cute that you had some minor errors in names and placements but that just gives you more excuse to come back and explore more of Malaysia. Where u were was just a grain of sugar. 😉
Malaysia is made out of 14 states. And each state has its own uniqueness on the structures of the masjids and suraus, depending on the influence of war occupancy in the past.
Hope to see more content of my country again soon! ❤
Salam bro, take a grab to Putrajaya (The Washington of Malaysia)....and enjoy
@@Nunyabiz420so does Grab
Washington is a state in the US.
@@Nunyabiz420 Putrajaya is government administrative town.
Hallo sir ,next time if you want take transport from Bukit Bintang to KLCC just us bus we have freebus we call green line or pink bus it free and stop Infront klcc .
Just finish celebrating our national day on 31 August and followed by Malaysia Day on 16 September, that's why you can see Malaysia flag everywhere... 😊
Salam Ali, a Malaysian here. Thanks for your kind words and review.
Personally, I think the likes of UAE and Qatar are way ahead of us. We're somewhere up there but not the most advanced yet.
Welcome to Malaysia. You walked a bit further to the masjid from the Tower entrance. It's nearer if you walked from the exit opposite Four Seasons Hotel foyer. Hope you'll be getting more subscribers
Welcome to the truly Asia country - Malaysia ❤❤❤
😮🙏 With great respect to All Sides , don't forget about the sacrifices & contributions of all Foreparents of All Ethnicities & Faiths that painstaking build-up this modern cosmopolitan Malaysia we experience today! It's the multi-culturalism living in relative harmony that what make Malaysia unique , instead of turning it into another Afghanistan , Syria , Iran Iraq , Ethiopia or Somalia! ... 🙏🕯🌎✌💜🕊🇲🇾🇸🇬
There is a bridge from Pavilion Mall to KLCC. No need to take the Monorail or LRT.
Most of the Malls do have prayer room (Surau) too
There's a short route from Bukit Bintang through Pavilion Pedestrian Bridge,and its Air condition too..which leads you directly to KLCC..
Welcome to malaysia bro❤
Masjid sultan Abdullah mosque @ 118 building.
Thank you for sharing… I really enjoy your video. I’m planning on traveling there next year, as a black American would I be welcomed there? Thanks in advance!
Thanks for watching! And to answer your question, YES you would definitely be welcomed. Malaysians are very kind and hospitable people. As long as you are respectful, you will have no issues. And most everyone speaks English as well, so it's easy to get around. Enjoy and safe travels!
Thanks for your reply. I’m looking forward to getting there!
No harm dude...no body will touch your skin or give comments about your skin..we r muslims
Colour is not a problem... Malaysia accepts whatever colour you are.... no discrimination here... we
U can just walk from Bukit Bintang to KLCC..no need to take train actually,its not that far
First time visitor bro, maybe future visits he will know KL better
Ejoy your stay bro, Salaam.
Msia the most tolerant and progresiive muslim country
Non muslim are safe in this muslim country
Msia Muslim are friendly and helpful
2:49 not beuwkek binteng 😅🤣🤣
try it this
Bu-Kit Bin-Tang 😅
theres a linked bridge that takes you all the way from pavilion to KLCC, its a good walk
Welcome to 🇲🇾 sir
Assalamualaikum Brother Ali...Welcome to Malaysia...pray and always support Palestine...
Alhamdulillah here Moslem and non Muslim live harmony.
اللهم صل على سيدنا محمد
Welcome to Malaysia my brother hope nice days and enjoyed your tours😉
*Jom trials Durian Fruit Musang King Malaysia it's delicious cendol durian fruit*
Go to Thailand or Veitnam also , and try massage in there.
Ik but he is a muslim and there isn't lot of halal Food in Thailand and Vietnam
@@Zura_adwiyahselatan Thailand lah
@@yunytotoro7184 kau duduk kat selatan Thailand ke???
@@Zura_adwiyah Tak pernah pergi ke Sg Golok kah? Ramai makanan halal di sana seberang sungai golok. Tak perlu pelampung pun boleh sampai Narathiwat.
Assalamualaikum bro
Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾
Kuala Lumpur is a city that never sleeps, a city of contrast..
Fyi, west coast of peninsula of Malaysia is usually raining season in monsoon from September to January next year..just bring your umbrella along otherwise seek a shelter in mall or shop around there..😊
I view KL like USA's Las Vegas sometimes especially Bukit Bintang. It's so crowded.
Salam and welcome son.. Take care.. Safe travel..
Watching from Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia... 🇲🇾🌺
Enjoy our beautiful country Malaysia 🇲🇾 🎉
Alhamdulillah, it is and will always be a Muslim country, insyaAllah.
Maybe one can take a walk by skybridge connected from Pavilion to KLCC
There’s UAE and Qatar, both very advanced countries.
Different ways of making money, Malaysia's economy is way diversified
If u have that touch n go card it’s better to download the app because you can top up the card from there
we as malaysia respect each other religious.. the problem in malaysia is the politic making us fight each other but we as malaysia we are okay.. because we live in peace beause of this.. for example in a home community every malaysia house have a surau or small mosque.. that area slo can live every religiouse whether u chinese or indian.. everyday call of pray the indian dn chinese in malaysia who live in the same house hold or the same are will not argue of the call of pray.. that the special thing about malaysia we accept all people but please respect us...
To those who offended when many Malaysian who is true native here called this country is Muslim Country it is true and far more true than calling this country as Secular Country. It’s never been in any Pelembagaan Persekutuan that state this is Muslim Country what so ever. It’s also never state that this is Secular country. So as Majority, with Democracy and as a Native, this country will always be “Muslim Country and also Muslim Majority Country that is multiracial, and accept anyone to follow any religion”
Yes, that's the true explanation of whole comments!
we used ic also for touch and go.. our identification card have touch and go for all malaysian...
The mall you're in is not Ampang Mall. It's Suria KLCC. The signboard shows you how to go to Ampang Mall tho. Hope this helps
Thanks for the clarification!
thanks to our guns ban law, we don't have mass shooting, unlike certain countries.
Man, you’re not wrong about that!
FROM Bukit Bintang u can Walk Easily Behind Pavillion ..
You can access to klcc by underground train the station exactly under the Klcc building
The vip parking last bit is funny😂
You can go to jakarta city,the bigest and modern city in southeast asia 😊😊😊bigest moeslem country in the world😊😊😊
Jakarta ? 😂😂😂
That TNG card you can reload on TNG app with your phone NFC
If you are in Bukit Bintang, you can just walk from Pavillion there via an elevated walkway and reach KLCC for free. Taking train from Bukit Bintang to KLCC is just overkill.
Assalamualaikum brother, welcome to Malaysia
welcome brother!
Malaysia is very advanced.
People need to learn the history and respect when we said Malaysia is a muslim country living altogether peacefully with other religions can be practiced without any interuption. If we can thought UK is a Christian country
alhamdulillah.. start working in 2001 in front of KLCC.. now their already demolished it and build four season hotel. Masjid Asy Syakirin one of great place for us especially during Jumaat prayer. you may explore to lower ground of KLCC at take Putra LRT to Gombak station. There are putra lrt bus to International Islamic University of Malaysia (IIUM). You may explore a lot about IIUM and how close it with our current prime minister.
Why were you taking train to go to KLCC from Bukit Bintang?
KLCC is just 15 minutes walking distance from Bukit Bintang.
I think Turkey is more modern Muslim country