My fiancé and I are trying to get married for a 3 years now .. He doesn't have money yet cause he can't find a job .. Pray for us I wanna be happy like you guys ❤️
Wishing you and your fiance all the best in Sha Allah sweetie try reading Al Bakarah from the Holly Quran daily and ask Allah to grant you what you both wish for.
I'm not Muslim myself, but I'm fascinated by Islamic culture, especially here in Western society with the dual cultures at play. Thank you for giving us an insight into life as a young British Muslim couple, I can only imagine how many prejudices, stereotypes, taboos and fears could be broken down if only more people were as willing to talk, listen and learn as much as you guys! Blessings to you both ❤
It's up to us (our generation) to fight this disease. Yes we're obliged to obey our parents but when it comes to marriage then each partner should fully accept the other as a future spouse. Otherwise their marriage is Islamically invalid. That's why we have an Imam asking each partner if they'd like to proceed in the marriage contract 'nikah'. The imam doesn't ask the father or the uncle if they're happy for their daughter to marry someone! I'd respect my parents' opinions but when an opinion has no Islamic basis, when it's complete nonsense, when it's based on racist 'disgusting' views (as described by the prophet pbuh) then I'm sorry, my religion has more priority than these ill opinions. Though I'd always respect and love my parents.
Dads have a hard time generally letting go of their daughters for marriage, i believe her dad didn't have a problem with cultural differences he was just finding excuses, believe me i've seen several men cry at their daughter's weddings and it is understandable, one time i went to this wedding and after it ended and the couple were about to go home the bride's father literally hugged her for two minutes and cried and then he told her partner "take care of her son, i'm trusting you with my soul here" that scene was really touching
That's so true what you said about how your fathers have different cultures but you and Sid don't because you were both brought up here. Gonna use that one on my dad!
culture doesnt matter im surprised parents are still using that one these days. in islam you are in fact encouraged to marry other nationalities. as long as people are good muslims culture shouldnt come into it
wanderlust b I guess that it's just hard for some people to adjust, especially parents. It's could even be what they've heard about the other culture or something sort of like stereotypes that holds them back. Like you said only religion should matter but it unfortunately doesn't.
This is their way of life. Muslims are quite heterogeneous, the diversity of the cultures/history of societies are massive within the geography of Islam.
Your dad marries a non arab and non Egyptian and then has the audacity to talk about cultural differences because someone is Pakistani.. Hilariously hypocritical AF
NO its the typical arab man complex....Ill fuck whoever but God forbid my daughter behaves like that. Arab men marry outside their race way more than arab women. Indian and Pakistani women marry non-asians as much as Asian men....its statistics.
I K you are calling Arab men sexist please my friend have some respect as far as Arab or Pakistani there all Muslim and if they mix this is a good thing and should be practiced more to spread the Arabic language as unarmed ibn khataab a great man who said keep the language and you will benefit greatly from the deen spread love my brother not hate too much hate in the world 🌍
+يارا I find this absolutely hilarious because some man can get married to a white woman but when u wanna get married to a different cultures girl it's like hell no 😂😂😂
The fact that her Arabic dad married a British women but was against his daughter marrying a Pakistani man due to what he calls "cultural differences " just proves that the Arabic dad has a racial bias against us South Asians ( Pakistanis , Bangladeshis, Indians).
+Ishrat Quazi yh but he's not the only one tho cuz I've got a lot of friends who r Pakistani and their dad don't want them to marry anyone that's not Pakistani. it's just how some parents r.
Can I just ask something? Why do Muslim Arabs think that if you don't speak Arabic you're not a real Muslim? I was working at a retail store last summer, and this Muslim Arab lady came to my register. She immediately started speaking to me in Arabic (I wear the hijab). When I said I don't speak it, she literally laughed in my face and said, "How are you Muslim then?" It really bothers me when some Arab people are like that. Just because you don't speak the language doesn't mean you don't know how to practice your religion. I know how to read Arabic fluently, and am actually a Hafiza (Alhamdullilah). Honestly speaking, overall I think Pakistanis are more religious than some Arabs. Sure, some might not wear the hijab, but that doesn't mean they aren't religious. I went to school with many Arab (Muslim) people, and I personally only saw two types. The ones that wore the hijab were from extremely religious families. The others that weren't very religious, didn't cover their heads or their bodies. They legit wore mini skirts, shorts, and even bikinis. The Pakistanis that I knew who didn't wear the hijab at least covered their bodies. I honestly just want to know why Pakistanis aren't considered "real" Muslims by some Arab Muslims. It just doesn't make sense to me. Also, how could you be like that with someone that practices the same faith as you? Isn't there supposed to be some brotherly love or something? Lastly, I'm sorry if this offended some people, I'm not trying to hate on Arab Muslims. I just want to know the mentality behind this thinking.
I am an Arab and I've been blessed to be born with Arabic as my mother language ! I don't think that every Muslim needs to know how to speak Arabic ! Your faith is what matters and that Arab lady has a problem!
saeefa I don't think any Pakistani wants validation from Arabs. Like I said in my original comment, it just bothers me that we're not considered to be "real" Muslims by some Arabs.
I quite understand her dad. maybe at the beginning of his marriage her parents had problems, and he wanted to protect his child. it's normal. so is my dad😅
Because her dad can indoctrinate a british lady...but he cant doit on a pakistani! Her dad is SHIA...and the pakistan is SUNNI! This are the two sects of Islam...
I love how comfortable you are in front of the camera. You're munching on a cookie and talking like you are just telling your story to a friend. Adorable.
+maria bell kind of but maybe if he saw dina's mum get discriminated against and was just trying to save that from ever happening to dina. he's a dad, he's got a right to be overworried :)
+maria bell I don't think it's necessarily hypocritical. Yes they're from 2 different countries but you have to look at people's specific situations, cultures, etc. to determine the possible challenges they may face. Her mum lived in Egypt for many years and i think(?) even speaks Arabic, so she's well accustomed to the culture. Also, her faith is probably a larger part of her life than her English culture, and if you compare world cultures, some western countries such as England don't really have "strong"/deep cultures if you get what I mean (not trying to be rude or saying they lack culture, but if you look at other countries with distinctive cultures that have deep roots, different languages, foods, traditions, etc, these things are not as evident or practiced in some Western countries). Another thing, their families speak different languages, eat different foods, dress differently, etc., and while this may not be a big deal in Sid and Dina's everyday life, it may cause barriers or challenges (for example, i remember Dina once said that it was tradition for the groom's mum/family to pick out the bride's wedding outfit or something like that, but Dina was like no way, while it's Dina's right and I agree with her, his mum/family might have been offended). I do think that same-culture marriages are easier in SOME ways, but personally I don't care where people are from. Every individual has their own personality, morals and way of thinking. As long as these things are understood and agreed upon for the two parties, cultural (or other) barriers aren't so significant. But, in the end, it is completely understandable why Dina's dad would be worried. msA they have a great family though and they seem to get along great so it's good how it all worked out =)
+Aksum Princess Wow, not sure where you're getting this information from but it's all incorrect basically, and hypocrisy is against islamic beliefs by the way. 1) Men can't necessarily marry whomever they want, women have to be within the Abrahamic faiths. 2) Islam has valued women and provided them freedom and rights thousands of years before modern politics and civilization ever appeared and has done more for women than even today's politics. 3) Who bows down to a rock? I laughed when i read this xD In Islam you can only worship the one God and cannot bow down to anyone besides God, and idol worship is forbidden. I have no clue where your hatred and false information are coming from but this isn't necessary. Have a blessed day. =)
Stars Align don't worry about it, ignore the trolls :) i'm not even Muslim but both my best friends are (one from childhood, one from uni) and over the years i've learnt how beautiful and peaceful the real Islam is. people who say otherwise have been exposed to ignorant/distorted views.
+starryxblue Yeah i'm not too bothered with haters, but people might believe what they read and this information is far from the truth and is just rude and incorrect. Anyways, glad you've experienced true Islam =)
Thank you for being so open and honest. Truth is many many Muslim couples living in the west meet and get married the same way you did. I think it's totally acceptable to do so as long as the young couple respect each other and their faith and keep their pre- married relationship free from sexual content. Getting to know the person you marry before marriage can help reduce divorce rates.
I agree with you in my personal opinion that getting to know someone is good, but islamically what they did isn't right they weren't supposed to communicate without a mahram(male guardian) but they didn't commit any harmful acts while they were talking/meeting and they did get married so I guess it's okay
+sag al im pathaan (this is only a username) and you're right; the parents dont like outside marrying. But pakistani parents basically live for their kids, so they'll be convinced once they know their kids will be happy
Omg guys I love this channel. I am following you for a long time now and I can't get over how you inspire me and entertain me (seriously you guys are so funny). May Allah bless your little family (and in sha Allah little Hana wil get siblingssss) and you as a couple! And for the sake of this 22 min video imma grab everything that's in the kitchen to eat while watching
If I came to my mum sating a guy us asking for my hand in marriage, shed be like "Alhamdullilah Allahuakbar!!!!" ... because none of me asking nd my sisters are even looking or thinking of wanting marraige!
+Lauren Al omg go into more detail please, what sort of responsibility do you mean. What are all the hardships you faced? As naive as it sounds I always imagined that a lot of men would just be grateful to be married and won't be likely to walk out of a marriage so quickly so even if the wife wanted to do things her own way she could just do it, not like he'll leave her for it. Also did you live alone for the first year or with family? Do you think it was difficult because it was first marriage for both, what if it had been a second marriage - less difficult cos you've done it once before? Lol sorry I just wanna know everything. Also did you get to meet your family much in first year?
Dr.Science even her having to adapt to his religion is stupid, not just culture. They should both adapt, it takes sacrifices from both sides to make it work fairly.
The fact that her Arabic dad married a British women but was against his daughter marrying a Pakistani man due to what he calls "cultural differences " just proves that the Arabic dad has a racial bias against us South Asians ( Pakistanis , Bangladeshis, Indians). You two are a cute couple but it is really sad that racism against Pakistanis is either ignored or covered up , I mean people on here are blaming Pakistanis when the Arabic dad is the one who did not want her to marry a Pakistani man ! What is wrong with you people ? Are you guys so racist against us South Asians that now you are blaming us for your racism ? Sick minded individuals ! By the way, Saudi Arabia just made a law in 2014 to ban Saudis from marrying South Asian women from Pakistan , Bangladesh, and Burma. These are the only countries where the brown South Asian women are muslims. Of course , even this is not considered racist to you guys
Can you calm down? Have you forgotten how racist south Asians are? My dad's half Nubian and half Arabized Egyptian and my mom's Pakistani. My mom got so much shit for wanting to marry my dad that she had to threaten to run away before my nana agreed. Why? Because my dad's mum was black. I'm the darkest skinned of the grandkids and I have the curliest hair and I'm called kaali by my mum's entire family. They PRAISE my siblings for being fair skinned from the Egyptian side but mock me continually. Dig in your own backyard before attacking Arabs.
Saudi Arabian law doesn't constitute the entirety of the Arab world, just in case you didn't know. So could you do yourself a favor and not stereotype if you don't want to be stereotyped? 😂 It's annoying af to see comments from the desi community claiming racism when we know for a fact that we have our own issues with a number of people.
Zahra Ismail Justifying racism against South Asians as you are doing is only proving your racism. Arabs actually have laws that bring in slaves from South Asia and Saudis are banned from marrying South Asian muslim women. Keep hating us South Asians
+Ishrat Quazi who justified the racism? Please quote. I'll be waiting. I simply pointed out how you have no place crying about this when you know full well how bloody racist South Asians are. Not all Arabs have laws against South Asians so your continuous generalizations make you look like a LIAR. I've experienced more racism from South Asians than anyone else and have seen how Arabs are too often glorified by South Asians as if Arabs are justified in their thinking.
+Ishrat Quazi you are a hypocrite, typing up overly emotional, unwarranted comments that aren't even completely factual. Your refusal to admit the racism by South Asians so you can continue to make yourself look like some kind of victim is pathetic and disgusting to say the least. The only reason I bothered replying to you is because I've really had enough of Desi people crying about racism as if we don't see it in our own communities daily. So hypocritical.
Dina you look gorgeous in this video. I love your head wrap (idk if you call it that). I'm not Muslim but I'm a big fan and your videos have really informed me about Islam culture and religion
So neat to hear that your husband and you are from different cultures, I am Mexican and my husband is Iraqi we have been married for 8 years now....but it was very hard for us to also get married because of our cultural differences. We have two amazing boys and I am learning Arabic. :) I converted to Islam in 2010 and it has been an amazing journey for us. I wish you both we'll and inshallah you grow old together and learn from one another.
I reallly appreciate your honesty. Idk why Muslims will think its okay to lie about dating and having safe normal fun before marriage.. If everyone owned their stories the way you both do we will stop being hypocrites. Thank you
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All these Arabs on here justifying Dina's dad's racism against Pakistanis just shows how prevalent racism is against South Asians in the Arab world . If this was a black guy , you guys would not wait to call her dad out for racism right ? lol
I have to say your story is identical to ours! I'm half Libyan half British and my husband is Pakistani Punjab. It took us 4 years to get married and we finally did in April 2014.
I finally got engaged alhumdulilah after persisting to my parents after a year But I kept at it And alhumdulilah I'm so happy in'sha'Allah we will prove everyone wrong and stay blessed Ameen
I don't mean this in a disrepectful way at all. But I don't understand why Dina's dad had a problem with the culture or ethnic differences between Sid & Dina because he married someone from a different culture and ethnicity as he is Egyptian and Dina's mum is English?
+ForTheVirtue Lol no. In Arab cultures the children take after the dad's side most of the time. Take into account that he is a dad. I'd be worried if my daughter wanted to marry someone who was from Pakistan for example. They are from very nationalistic backgrounds and their culture and country is so homogeneous and different I'd worry my daughter would feel like an outsider.
rueexxi But she just stated that they were both British, and the husband even has a more British culture and upbringing than her since he was born in Britain, and she was not. If race/colour was not a factor, a worrying father as you say should have married someone from his own culture for the same reasons you stated above.
ForTheVirtue for your first paragraph: That's why he accepted it in the end lol? second: I just said that kids take after/depend on the father most of the time in Arab cultures. It would be difficult sending your daughter to someone from a completely different culture and traditions. Not too hard to understand. lol
hiiiiiiii.... i love your story... OMG I meet my husband on Facebook... we get married 16/11 of this year ... and I´m Muslim now ... wooow so cool .. and P.D. I cross the ocean to meet my husband... :) im from Guatemala, hi is from Morroco
Guys, to all those saying things about Dina's dad seeming "hypocritical" because he wouldn't let Dina marry someone from a different cultural background because he did it too, i think (and no offense meant to anyone here, especially Sid) i think its safe to say that in the Arab world, Pakistanis are not seen in the best of light versus people of other cultures, hence her fathers hesitation at this marriage. I'm Pakistani and i learned pretty recently that that is the case many times in Arab countries, or the Middle East in general, so yea, i don't think her dad was being a hypocrite per se - it was just a hesitation he had based on his own cultural background
Hey Dina and Sid Do you only have muslim followers? Do you mind If i follow and comment?I think you guys are amazing and every video i watch makes me appreciate life more and more. I wish i was a muslim born and raised in such a beautiful culture! Lots of Love! Ana from Sweden
no why would they mind ??? no no girl its not like that. They wouldnt mind ❤ and I am glad you like our religion, hope you love it more in future ❤ may God guide you and makes everything easy for you. have a great day, peace 🌸
I don't believe they would mind EVER like am Muslim and I follow non Muslim couples channels its not a big deal your words are so sweet may Allah bless you
IMHO, Dina's religion is incidental to me, I love her channel and this one b/c of their personalities, they're adorable! Also, this channel is available to all😊. That said I find all kinds of people interesting and so I enjoy the perspective of a Muslimah who is practical and moderate. When it comes down to it, whoever we are and wherever we're from, people have more in common than they don't! " There is no way to peace, peace is the way."
I love it! I can TOTALLY relate to just saying you met in Uni when you met online. My hubby and I met on a musicians fan page way back in the dark ages of 2001. Weve been happily married for 13 years. God bless you guys . :)
I think you should be grateful that you were able to meet somebody at least somewhat naturally, being able to make your relationship evolve and get to know each other without your parents organizing everything... even if you met up without a chaperone, decent people dont need that in my opinion...
Handsome squidward There js nothing wrong with her wearing it! Religion does not accept dina to show her hair and neck while wearing the hijab the way she does!
Handsome squidward...... Whats your point?? you seem to be contradicting yourself. Christian nuns cover their head - so covering the head is not for only Muslims. It's about showing modesty. People should be able to do what they want regardless of whether or not its for religious purposes.
Leanna Belle very well understood, I wish the whole world understands that hijab is about modesty and an individual's personal choices n faith which doesn't deserve to be mocked or labelled as something bad :) :) respect for all faiths n religions and that's what Islam teaches n instructs Muslims to do
Hahaha I'm Moroccan and your rant about our food made me laugh so much! We can't discuss tastes, everyone has their preferences! And thank you for making this video, it really inspired me to be peaceful and know that if it's meant to be, it will be (even if it's difficult). I love your cheerful personalities :D
This is the sad reality, Our cultural differences are making The haram easy and the Halal hard, well done to the both of you for trying your hardest I pray you get your eternal happy ending. AMEEN 💟
My boyfriend of 3 years is Irish, and I'm African! His family is VERY Catholic, and I was brought up American Baptist. We had a few humps to get over before everything was smooth. Thankfully both of us are both very new age American, so our cultural and ethical differences weren't a problem for us. Our families were a different story lol.
'African' how helpful. it's bad enough when other people refer to Africa like its a country but when an African themselves does it its 10x more annoying.
Ith mad coth all I thee ith bootcuth(the picture of dina and her friend, I'm sorry I just had too , if you know you know :})... Anyways, I could not stop smiling throughout the whole video! You guys are hilarious!!
Hamdi449 231073hamdi didn’t get what was that ,,... was it a full relationship as a boyfriend and girlfriend thing or just meeting out was the haram thing 🤔
Loved this video it's seriously the realest video about relationships ever. I'm currently going through exactly what you guys went through so it's nice to know that maybe something will happen and that the fact it's hard and hectic right now is normal. Please more videos like this because it's really helpful thank you. ps: Don't worry I think most people who live in the west go through the same thing :D !!
lol i feel parents r pain in the ass ! and when the kids fall in haram because of them disagreeing to their wishes ... they start crying and getting mad .. some parents want to live their own children's lives lol !!!!
It's typically worse for modern muslims nowadays in western countries b/c most of their parents were immigrants and it was mostly arranged marriages for them.
My name is Maleeha and I freaked the helllllll out when they both said my nameeeeeee omg it's such a rare name that I don't hear it often but it feels SO GOOD TO!
I come back to this video a lot! I just absolutely love how beautifully Dina’s makeup and clothes mesh. And just the chemistry between y’all is just perfect!
Best couple Mashallah. I'm glad you told us it was difficult for you guys to get together because a lot couples on youtube try to portray how perfect they are which clearly doesn't exist.
Vita1892 Yup, the one who is meant to be for you will look somehow like you. I think soulmates just are like that. My fiancé and I look for example somehow in a way like each other. Subhan'Allah😇
mashallah im happy for both of you...... im from Pakistan fell in love with an Egyptian girl.....we were together for 4 years but it didnt work out and she broke up. i can understand cultural aspect but im glad you both stood firm for each other. God bless your family.
I enjoyed hearing your story. Strange that Dina's dad wasn't initially more understanding of her wanting to marry a man from another culture when he'd done the same thing himself by marrying a woman from another culture. You didn't really touch on that aspect in the video. Anyway, I think you make a really great couple and I enjoy all your videos. Both your families seem great fun too and I enjoy watching their videos as well, especially Muliah's.
Wow you guys, this was really fun and refreshing to watch! It's a relief to see people from a similar transitional generation who understand the struggles. Thanks for the video!
Lolz, this marriage video made me realize for how many years I actually have been following you. I was like, yes you moved to Egypt, oh yes, I remember London part, Ok what about going back to Cardiff, there we have it and so... :D Best wishes.
probably because Dina has a lot of people who find it fun to criticise her for everything she does so they'd be like "omg why are you encouraging this its so haram!1!1!1!"
Ah yes. The same people who feel it's their duty to police her headscarf. It's a pity, because their "how we met" story is actually a really great example of how young British Muslims are negotiating how to bridge tradition and modern UK culture. It's a lovely story.
+Bec Lane she said don't date because she knew it was against Islam and didn't want to encourage it between her followers. I respect her a lot for that
yeah i would've liked for her to go deeper into the story but i don't think she did because people are so judgemental. she may have done it for privacy too but yeah
There are some clips of the wedding but it just looks like a normal English wedding with no culture twist to it, ofc the walimah would be Pakistani as Sid's family threw that
My fiancé and I are trying to get married for a 3 years now .. He doesn't have money yet cause he can't find a job .. Pray for us I wanna be happy like you guys ❤️
May Allah grant you guys the best of marriage ! And in sha Allah everything works its way fine ☝🏼️
Wishing you and your fiance all the best in Sha Allah sweetie try reading Al Bakarah from the Holly Quran daily and ask Allah to grant you what you both wish for.
Insha'Allah May Allah make it easier for you
MAY ALLAH MAKE IT EASY AND HAPPY LIFE FOR YOU
Thank you everyone from the bottom of my heart ❤️ may allah bless you ❤️❤️❤️
PLEASE DO A VIDEO ON HOW TO SURVIVE THE FIRST YEAR OF MARRIAGE PLEAAAAAAAAAAAAAASE
I hope she sees this, id love advice 😅😢😢😢
+Iman Mohamed Great Idea! :)
+Sid and Dina 😘
Totally!!
Agreed! 👍
I'm not Muslim myself, but I'm fascinated by Islamic culture, especially here in Western society with the dual cultures at play. Thank you for giving us an insight into life as a young British Muslim couple, I can only imagine how many prejudices, stereotypes, taboos and fears could be broken down if only more people were as willing to talk, listen and learn as much as you guys! Blessings to you both ❤
Lovely statement. God bless you as well ⚘
Moe Kazi Thank you love, same to you as well 😊❤✌
Jacqueline Jeunesse If people listen to each other more often there would be a lot more peace and love in the world. Bless you 😙
god bless you wery well:D
Jacqueline Jeunesse you should be fascinated about your own culture...please leave the islam!
honestly you guys are couple goals lol. I hope one day to find a spouse as cool as these two
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They talk to their daughter like she's a primary school kid 😂😂😂 We'll deal with you later 😂😂
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I'm sick of parents who make marriage difficult for stupid silly reasons that have no Islamic or logical basis !
i.e my parents
It's up to us (our generation) to fight this disease. Yes we're obliged to obey our parents but when it comes to marriage then each partner should fully accept the other as a future spouse. Otherwise their marriage is Islamically invalid. That's why we have an Imam asking each partner if they'd like to proceed in the marriage contract 'nikah'. The imam doesn't ask the father or the uncle if they're happy for their daughter to marry someone! I'd respect my parents' opinions but when an opinion has no Islamic basis, when it's complete nonsense, when it's based on racist 'disgusting' views (as described by the prophet pbuh) then I'm sorry, my religion has more priority than these ill opinions. Though I'd always respect and love my parents.
K Erdo me too 😁😁
Dads have a hard time generally letting go of their daughters for marriage, i believe her dad didn't have a problem with cultural differences he was just finding excuses, believe me i've seen several men cry at their daughter's weddings and it is understandable, one time i went to this wedding and after it ended and the couple were about to go home the bride's father literally hugged her for two minutes and cried and then he told her partner "take care of her son, i'm trusting you with my soul here" that scene was really touching
Funny thing is Dinas mum is white and her dad is Arab so he is a hypocrite
That's so true what you said about how your fathers have different cultures but you and Sid don't because you were both brought up here. Gonna use that one on my dad!
Lol good luck!
loool same.
Same 😂
culture doesnt matter im surprised parents are still using that one these days. in islam you are in fact encouraged to marry other nationalities. as long as people are good muslims culture shouldnt come into it
wanderlust b I guess that it's just hard for some people to adjust, especially parents. It's could even be what they've heard about the other culture or something sort of like stereotypes that holds them back. Like you said only religion should matter but it unfortunately doesn't.
you two are literally made for eachother mashAllah. Best couple on UA-cam
yea
+LifeOfAisha AGREED
May Allah keep them together.
+Umayr Muhammad Inshallah ❤️
agreed! I'm so glad it worked. Hamdulillah 💞
I'm not even Muslim......I'm Christian but I loveeee hearing about ya'lls way of life!...love these kind of videos
This is their way of life. Muslims are quite heterogeneous, the diversity of the cultures/history of societies are massive within the geography of Islam.
saaaaaaaame
+trinigirlchrissy It's strange they were telling Muslim it's 'haram' to do what they did and hang out with opposite sex without a chaperon
+Articlery GirlGamer wait how is that strange? lol that's our religion....
+trinigirlchrissy check out the channel called themercifulservent
Your dad marries a non arab and non Egyptian and then has the audacity to talk about cultural differences because someone is Pakistani.. Hilariously hypocritical AF
arab men......
NO its the typical arab man complex....Ill fuck whoever but God forbid my daughter behaves like that. Arab men marry outside their race way more than arab women. Indian and Pakistani women marry non-asians as much as Asian men....its statistics.
Minahli x Arab men are sexist as fuck. It's disgusting.
Minahli x this problem is very common in Tunisian communities too
I K you are calling Arab men sexist please my friend have some respect as far as Arab or Pakistani there all Muslim and if they mix this is a good thing and should be practiced more to spread the Arabic language as unarmed ibn khataab a great man who said keep the language and you will benefit greatly from the deen spread love my brother not hate too much hate in the world 🌍
Wait so your dad was married to an English woman but complained about your culture difference?
Lol I know right?
+يارا I find this absolutely hilarious because some man can get married to a white woman but when u wanna get married to a different cultures girl it's like hell no 😂😂😂
The fact that her Arabic dad married a British women but was against his daughter marrying a Pakistani man due to what he calls "cultural differences " just proves that the Arabic dad has a racial bias against us South Asians ( Pakistanis , Bangladeshis, Indians).
This is how you know that the dad has a racial bias against Pakistani people or South Asians in general.
+Ishrat Quazi yh but he's not the only one tho cuz I've got a lot of friends who r Pakistani and their dad don't want them to marry anyone that's not Pakistani. it's just how some parents r.
Can I just ask something?
Why do Muslim Arabs think that if you don't speak Arabic you're not a real Muslim? I was working at a retail store last summer, and this Muslim Arab lady came to my register. She immediately started speaking to me in Arabic (I wear the hijab). When I said I don't speak it, she literally laughed in my face and said, "How are you Muslim then?" It really bothers me when some Arab people are like that. Just because you don't speak the language doesn't mean you don't know how to practice your religion. I know how to read Arabic fluently, and am actually a Hafiza (Alhamdullilah). Honestly speaking, overall I think Pakistanis are more religious than some Arabs. Sure, some might not wear the hijab, but that doesn't mean they aren't religious. I went to school with many Arab (Muslim) people, and I personally only saw two types. The ones that wore the hijab were from extremely religious families. The others that weren't very religious, didn't cover their heads or their bodies. They legit wore mini skirts, shorts, and even bikinis. The Pakistanis that I knew who didn't wear the hijab at least covered their bodies. I honestly just want to know why Pakistanis aren't considered "real" Muslims by some Arab Muslims. It just doesn't make sense to me. Also, how could you be like that with someone that practices the same faith as you? Isn't there supposed to be some brotherly love or something? Lastly, I'm sorry if this offended some people, I'm not trying to hate on Arab Muslims. I just want to know the mentality behind this thinking.
I am an Arab and I've been blessed to be born with Arabic as my mother language ! I don't think that every Muslim needs to know how to speak Arabic ! Your faith is what matters and that Arab lady has a problem!
+Tehreem Tahir Why do so many Pakistanis always want validation from Arabs?
Don't generalise all Arabs from your one experience...
saeefa I don't think any Pakistani wants validation from Arabs. Like I said in my original comment, it just bothers me that we're not considered to be "real" Muslims by some Arabs.
yasminee23 I'm not generalising all Arabs. Notice that in my comment, I used the word "some" and not "all"
"then u can have boobie"
I DIED LAUGHING!'😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I knew somewhere in the comments they would comment this 😂😂😂😂❤️
I knowww, rolling!! love how real they keep it
+❤DazZliNgDivA❤ IKR SAMEE IM DEAD THESE TO R PURE BANTA
+❤DazZliNgDivA❤ what time???
+Mariam Elahi - 7:54
😂
You two are so perfect together.
MASHALLAH 😍
They are Mach Allah
why would her dad give her a hard time when her dad married a british lady.
dads.. gotta love them tho lol
I quite understand her dad. maybe at the beginning of his marriage her parents had problems, and he wanted to protect his child. it's normal. so is my dad😅
its a bit diffrent when its about pakistani and arabs they have strong seperate culture and english have diverse open culture
Athra Albattat because for males it's easier in Muslim community generally
Because her dad can indoctrinate a british lady...but he cant doit on a pakistani! Her dad is SHIA...and the pakistan is SUNNI! This are the two sects of Islam...
I love how comfortable you are in front of the camera. You're munching on a cookie and talking like you are just telling your story to a friend. Adorable.
lol dinas dad worried about cultural differences yet he married a white lady (nothing wrong with that) but its kinda hypocritical
+maria bell kind of but maybe if he saw dina's mum get discriminated against and was just trying to save that from ever happening to dina. he's a dad, he's got a right to be overworried :)
+maria bell I don't think it's necessarily hypocritical. Yes they're from 2 different countries but you have to look at people's specific situations, cultures, etc. to determine the possible challenges they may face. Her mum lived in Egypt for many years and i think(?) even speaks Arabic, so she's well accustomed to the culture. Also, her faith is probably a larger part of her life than her English culture, and if you compare world cultures, some western countries such as England don't really have "strong"/deep cultures if you get what I mean (not trying to be rude or saying they lack culture, but if you look at other countries with distinctive cultures that have deep roots, different languages, foods, traditions, etc, these things are not as evident or practiced in some Western countries). Another thing, their families speak different languages, eat different foods, dress differently, etc., and while this may not be a big deal in Sid and Dina's everyday life, it may cause barriers or challenges (for example, i remember Dina once said that it was tradition for the groom's mum/family to pick out the bride's wedding outfit or something like that, but Dina was like no way, while it's Dina's right and I agree with her, his mum/family might have been offended). I do think that same-culture marriages are easier in SOME ways, but personally I don't care where people are from. Every individual has their own personality, morals and way of thinking. As long as these things are understood and agreed upon for the two parties, cultural (or other) barriers aren't so significant. But, in the end, it is completely understandable why Dina's dad would be worried. msA they have a great family though and they seem to get along great so it's good how it all worked out =)
+Aksum Princess Wow, not sure where you're getting this information from but it's all incorrect basically, and hypocrisy is against islamic beliefs by the way. 1) Men can't necessarily marry whomever they want, women have to be within the Abrahamic faiths. 2) Islam has valued women and provided them freedom and rights thousands of years before modern politics and civilization ever appeared and has done more for women than even today's politics. 3) Who bows down to a rock? I laughed when i read this xD In Islam you can only worship the one God and cannot bow down to anyone besides God, and idol worship is forbidden.
I have no clue where your hatred and false information are coming from but this isn't necessary. Have a blessed day. =)
Stars Align don't worry about it, ignore the trolls :) i'm not even Muslim but both my best friends are (one from childhood, one from uni) and over the years i've learnt how beautiful and peaceful the real Islam is. people who say otherwise have been exposed to ignorant/distorted views.
+starryxblue Yeah i'm not too bothered with haters, but people might believe what they read and this information is far from the truth and is just rude and incorrect. Anyways, glad you've experienced true Islam =)
Thank you for being so open and honest. Truth is many many Muslim couples living in the west meet and get married the same way you did. I think it's totally acceptable to do so as long as the young couple respect each other and their faith and keep their pre- married relationship free from sexual content. Getting to know the person you marry before marriage can help reduce divorce rates.
I agree with you in my personal opinion that getting to know someone is good, but islamically what they did isn't right they weren't supposed to communicate without a mahram(male guardian) but they didn't commit any harmful acts while they were talking/meeting and they did get married so I guess it's okay
+pinkdreams09 THANK YOU.
If Dina's parents are from two different cultures then why was it so difficult for them to agree?
+sag al I've seen a lot, and I mean a lot, of pakistani guys marry out side of their ethnicity. Idk if it's a pathan thing tho
Because their parents prefer for their child to marry someone from within their culture not an outsider culture
+Mariam Ahmad how come?
+sag al im pathaan (this is only a username) and you're right; the parents dont like outside marrying. But pakistani parents basically live for their kids, so they'll be convinced once they know their kids will be happy
+Mariam Ahmad but I don't understand why Dina's dad was so opposed to it if he married outside of his culture?
I just meant to watch a few seconds...watched the whole thing without realising it.😅
sameszees!!!!!!!!!!!
hahahahayha me too.
when I watch it, I have a big smile on my face.
Lol me too
literally did my homework while listening to your guys,!!
i love it, felt like i had friends lmao
lol well i kept looking up still, but i like having some type of noise when I do work, and they're hilarious so its nice
Javi welcome to my world haha
Same!
Omg guys I love this channel. I am following you for a long time now and I can't get over how you inspire me and entertain me (seriously you guys are so funny). May Allah bless your little family (and in sha Allah little Hana wil get siblingssss) and you as a couple!
And for the sake of this 22 min video imma grab everything that's in the kitchen to eat while watching
Ik zie jou echt overal ... Dit begint eng te worden 😂
+eve AHAHAHAH onder welke video's dan 😁
+Zainab dat weet ik eeecht niet meer uit me hoofd hahaha, maar sws veel nederlandse en ook engelse filmpjes
Oh nederlanders kijken dit ook
+Hasena Safi Tja tussen de 170K zitten er sowieso heel wat nederlanders
If I came to my mum sating a guy us asking for my hand in marriage, shed be like "Alhamdullilah Allahuakbar!!!!"
... because none of me asking nd my sisters are even looking or thinking of wanting marraige!
Oh hey, im Pushto too btw!
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
+Lauren Al yeah I know what you mean. but my mums like when will you guys leave!!!! 😅😂
+Lauren Al Ur right o can't believe how i survived the First year were a Desasters and now i have a baby girl 😭😖 i can't find some time for my self
+Lauren Al omg go into more detail please, what sort of responsibility do you mean. What are all the hardships you faced? As naive as it sounds I always imagined that a lot of men would just be grateful to be married and won't be likely to walk out of a marriage so quickly so even if the wife wanted to do things her own way she could just do it, not like he'll leave her for it. Also did you live alone for the first year or with family? Do you think it was difficult because it was first marriage for both, what if it had been a second marriage - less difficult cos you've done it once before? Lol sorry I just wanna know everything. Also did you get to meet your family much in first year?
"it won't work out because you are from different cultures" says an Egyptian man who married an English woman?
In Arab culture, the kids follow the culture/religion of the father. The foreign woman has to adapt to her husband's culture/religion.
Dr.Science even her having to adapt to his religion is stupid, not just culture. They should both adapt, it takes sacrifices from both sides to make it work fairly.
They don't like South Asians
Kinna K that's what I was thinking. Like how racist can her dad be?
aka i don't approve of a pakistani lol
I feel like you guys are soulmates. Your energy is fantastic.
The fact that her Arabic dad married a British women but was against his daughter marrying a Pakistani man due to what he calls "cultural differences " just proves that the Arabic dad has a racial bias against us South Asians ( Pakistanis , Bangladeshis, Indians). You two are a cute couple but it is really sad that racism against Pakistanis is either ignored or covered up , I mean people on here are blaming Pakistanis when the Arabic dad is the one who did not want her to marry a Pakistani man ! What is wrong with you people ? Are you guys so racist against us South Asians that now you are blaming us for your racism ? Sick minded individuals !
By the way, Saudi Arabia just made a law in 2014 to ban Saudis from marrying South Asian women from Pakistan , Bangladesh, and Burma. These are the only countries where the brown South Asian women are muslims. Of course , even this is not considered racist to you guys
Can you calm down? Have you forgotten how racist south Asians are? My dad's half Nubian and half Arabized Egyptian and my mom's Pakistani. My mom got so much shit for wanting to marry my dad that she had to threaten to run away before my nana agreed. Why? Because my dad's mum was black. I'm the darkest skinned of the grandkids and I have the curliest hair and I'm called kaali by my mum's entire family. They PRAISE my siblings for being fair skinned from the Egyptian side but mock me continually. Dig in your own backyard before attacking Arabs.
Saudi Arabian law doesn't constitute the entirety of the Arab world, just in case you didn't know. So could you do yourself a favor and not stereotype if you don't want to be stereotyped? 😂 It's annoying af to see comments from the desi community claiming racism when we know for a fact that we have our own issues with a number of people.
Zahra Ismail Justifying racism against South Asians as you are doing is only proving your racism. Arabs actually have laws that bring in slaves from South Asia and Saudis are banned from marrying South Asian muslim women. Keep hating us South Asians
+Ishrat Quazi who justified the racism? Please quote. I'll be waiting. I simply pointed out how you have no place crying about this when you know full well how bloody racist South Asians are. Not all Arabs have laws against South Asians so your continuous generalizations make you look like a LIAR. I've experienced more racism from South Asians than anyone else and have seen how Arabs are too often glorified by South Asians as if Arabs are justified in their thinking.
+Ishrat Quazi you are a hypocrite, typing up overly emotional, unwarranted comments that aren't even completely factual. Your refusal to admit the racism by South Asians so you can continue to make yourself look like some kind of victim is pathetic and disgusting to say the least. The only reason I bothered replying to you is because I've really had enough of Desi people crying about racism as if we don't see it in our own communities daily. So hypocritical.
Then you can have boobie 😂😂😂 .. I literally was laughing /smiling THE WHOLE TIME
Sameeeee
+Devotedly Mine SID's face XDXD
yas
+morai oumayma frightened 😂
Devotedly Mine literally 😂😂
Dina you look gorgeous in this video. I love your head wrap (idk if you call it that). I'm not Muslim but I'm a big fan and your videos have really informed me about Islam culture and religion
😂😂😂 "then you can have booby yeah? Numnumnum" 😂😂😂
Jaylevan La'akulu sid's face cracked me up 😂😂😂😂😂😂
its 2018....and um still watching u gys......love
So neat to hear that your husband and you are from different cultures, I am Mexican and my husband is Iraqi we have been married for 8 years now....but it was very hard for us to also get married because of our cultural differences. We have two amazing boys and I am learning Arabic. :) I converted to Islam in 2010 and it has been an amazing journey for us. I wish you both we'll and inshallah you grow old together and learn from one another.
Lmao "no but u is HOT" 😂😂😂
hey, you somali?
LMAOOOOOO sids face when dina's like "you can have boobie" i literally spat my water out 😂😂😂
I reallly appreciate your honesty. Idk why Muslims will think its okay to lie about dating and having safe normal fun before marriage.. If everyone owned their stories the way you both do we will stop being hypocrites. Thank you
This is actually a really cute realistic love story❣ I love it😻
Aysha Akther me n u next
Hesham zain inshallah😂😂❤️
If your Muslim girl from England we half way there 😉❤️
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Hesham zain when's the wedding habibi🔥
All these Arabs on here justifying Dina's dad's racism against Pakistanis just shows how prevalent racism is against South Asians in the Arab world . If this was a black guy , you guys would not wait to call her dad out for racism right ? lol
I have to say your story is identical to ours! I'm half Libyan half British and my husband is Pakistani Punjab. It took us 4 years to get married and we finally did in April 2014.
I finally got engaged alhumdulilah after persisting to my parents after a year
But I kept at it
And alhumdulilah I'm so happy
in'sha'Allah we will prove everyone wrong and stay blessed Ameen
Congratulations! InshAllah all the best
+alina love thank you x
+Marys mehndi Congratulations. May Allah bless you both and stay strong. Definitely, Allah is with the patient ones
+Shadia Paz thank you! :) x
I don't mean this in a disrepectful way at all. But I don't understand why Dina's dad had a problem with the culture or ethnic differences between Sid & Dina because he married someone from a different culture and ethnicity as he is Egyptian and Dina's mum is English?
And can we have more Sid please? 😂😂😂😂
In that culture White is seen as an upgrade (long ingrained colonial thought), and anything else is a downgrade
+ForTheVirtue Lol no. In Arab cultures the children take after the dad's side most of the time. Take into account that he is a dad. I'd be worried if my daughter wanted to marry someone who was from Pakistan for example. They are from very nationalistic backgrounds and their culture and country is so homogeneous and different I'd worry my daughter would feel like an outsider.
rueexxi But she just stated that they were both British, and the husband even has a more British culture and upbringing than her since he was born in Britain, and she was not.
If race/colour was not a factor, a worrying father as you say should have married someone from his own culture for the same reasons you stated above.
ForTheVirtue for your first paragraph: That's why he accepted it in the end lol?
second: I just said that kids take after/depend on the father most of the time in Arab cultures. It would be difficult sending your daughter to someone from a completely different culture and traditions. Not too hard to understand. lol
hiiiiiiii.... i love your story... OMG I meet my husband on Facebook... we get married 16/11 of this year ... and I´m Muslim now ... wooow so cool .. and P.D. I cross the ocean to meet my husband... :) im from Guatemala, hi is from Morroco
Omg I love your channel lol such a hilarious couple 😂😂😂😂 new subscriber!
Guys, to all those saying things about Dina's dad seeming "hypocritical" because he wouldn't let Dina marry someone from a different cultural background because he did it too, i think (and no offense meant to anyone here, especially Sid) i think its safe to say that in the Arab world, Pakistanis are not seen in the best of light versus people of other cultures, hence her fathers hesitation at this marriage. I'm Pakistani and i learned pretty recently that that is the case many times in Arab countries, or the Middle East in general, so yea, i don't think her dad was being a hypocrite per se - it was just a hesitation he had based on his own cultural background
Anytime you see Sid in the thumbnail you know the video's going to be lit!!
OMG! I met my husband on facebook and it's so embarrassing to say that when someone ask how did you met 😂😂😂😂
same here:)
fatima i met my husband on Facebook aswell 😂😂😂 alhamdullilah, btw guys there is nothing wrong meeting guys online 😉
Hey Dina and Sid
Do you only have muslim followers? Do you mind If i follow and comment?I think you guys are amazing and every video i watch makes me appreciate life more and more. I wish i was a muslim born and raised in such a beautiful culture!
Lots of Love!
Ana from Sweden
no why would they mind ??? no no girl its not like that. They wouldnt mind ❤ and I am glad you like our religion, hope you love it more in future ❤ may God guide you and makes everything easy for you.
have a great day, peace 🌸
I'm not Muslim and been following for a year lol Welcome aboard!!
Thanks guys!
I don't believe they would mind EVER
like am Muslim and I follow non Muslim couples channels its not a big deal
your words are so sweet may Allah bless you
IMHO, Dina's religion is incidental to me, I love her channel and this one b/c of their personalities, they're adorable! Also, this channel is available to all😊. That said I find all kinds of people interesting and so I enjoy the perspective of a Muslimah who is practical and moderate. When it comes down to it, whoever we are and wherever we're from, people have more in common than they don't! " There is no way to peace, peace is the way."
You two are made for each other. :)
You guys seriously show the beauty of Islam. Thank you for showing that Muslims can be in healthy loving relationships.
I love it! I can TOTALLY relate to just saying you met in Uni when you met online. My hubby and I met on a musicians fan page way back in the dark ages of 2001. Weve been happily married for 13 years. God bless you guys . :)
I think you should be grateful that you were able to meet somebody at least somewhat naturally, being able to make your relationship evolve and get to know each other without your parents organizing everything... even if you met up without a chaperone, decent people dont need that in my opinion...
I'm not religious at all but your personality is just so fun so I love watching you!
I love her head wrap 😍 id love to learn to do that . They are soo cute and Dinna is hilarious 😂😂😂
lol that's for religious purposes
Handsome squidward
There js nothing wrong with her wearing it! Religion does not accept dina to show her hair and neck while wearing the hijab the way she does!
Salma Reda did I say there's something wrong with wearing it? lol I'm muslim and I'm pretty sure dina is wearing it for religious purposes
Handsome squidward...... Whats your point?? you seem to be contradicting yourself. Christian nuns cover their head - so covering the head is not for only Muslims. It's about showing modesty. People should be able to do what they want regardless of whether or not its for religious purposes.
Leanna Belle very well understood, I wish the whole world understands that hijab is about modesty and an individual's personal choices n faith which doesn't deserve to be mocked or labelled as something bad :) :) respect for all faiths n religions and that's what Islam teaches n instructs Muslims to do
AHAHAHAHA SID'S FACE AFTER YOU SAID "then you'll have boobie"
Hahaha I'm Moroccan and your rant about our food made me laugh so much! We can't discuss tastes, everyone has their preferences!
And thank you for making this video, it really inspired me to be peaceful and know that if it's meant to be, it will be (even if it's difficult). I love your cheerful personalities :D
This is the sad reality, Our cultural differences are making The haram easy and the Halal hard, well done to the both of you for trying your hardest I pray you get your eternal happy ending. AMEEN 💟
I am jewish and by listening to you i adore you, you guy are so nice!
Dina you've got such a beautiful smile !
My boyfriend of 3 years is Irish, and I'm African! His family is VERY Catholic, and I was brought up American Baptist. We had a few humps to get over before everything was smooth. Thankfully both of us are both very new age American, so our cultural and ethical differences weren't a problem for us. Our families were a different story lol.
Yayy I'm glad everything worked out for you :)
'African' how helpful. it's bad enough when other people refer to Africa like its a country but when an African themselves does it its 10x more annoying.
FMoha I'm so sorry that I offended your sensibilities ☺.
FMoha BTW I meant to put African American, I accidentally deleted the America.
Ith mad coth all I thee ith bootcuth(the picture of dina and her friend, I'm sorry I just had too , if you know you know :})... Anyways, I could not stop smiling throughout the whole video! You guys are hilarious!!
roll thafe g!
Everytime you guys stopped to talk to Hana all I could think is AWWWWWW... it's soo adorablee, seriously i can't get enough of your videos.
Please create a channel of just sid going on rants 😂 his rant on the food had me dying!
Thanks for saying it was haram at first, I honestly thought you'd say the complete opposite. :)
HAMdi AkkOB
Omg my name is Hamdi lol this is so random lol
Hamdi449 231073hamdi didn’t get what was that ,,... was it a full relationship as a boyfriend and girlfriend thing or just meeting out was the haram thing 🤔
Loved this video it's seriously the realest video about relationships ever. I'm currently going through exactly what you guys went through so it's nice to know that maybe something will happen and that the fact it's hard and hectic right now is normal. Please more videos like this because it's really helpful thank you.
ps: Don't worry I think most people who live in the west go through the same thing :D !!
I'v just discovered your channel 15 minuets ago and i'm obsessed with you!!!! 💖💖
Aw they're wearing matching jumpers
lol i feel parents r pain in the ass ! and when the kids fall in haram because of them disagreeing to their wishes ... they start crying and getting mad .. some parents want to live their own children's lives lol !!!!
Preach!
It's typically worse for modern muslims nowadays in western countries b/c most of their parents were immigrants and it was mostly arranged marriages for them.
Classic movie bhabi by bal raj sahani
Backbiting parents with abusive language is also haram, you do know that right?
SA Production so so true .. Want to leave this ...
Dina is so pretty #newsubsriber
Your make up is so beautiful! You guys are a wonderful couple. Please do a video on your style. It's modest and stylish
Mashaullah you are both beautiful couple. May Allah keep you away from evil eyes.
My name is Maleeha and I freaked the helllllll out when they both said my nameeeeeee omg it's such a rare name that I don't hear it often but it feels SO GOOD TO!
I come back to this video a lot! I just absolutely love how beautifully Dina’s makeup and clothes mesh. And just the chemistry between y’all is just perfect!
You two are STUNNING ♡♡♡♡♡
Best couple Mashallah. I'm glad you told us it was difficult for you guys to get together because a lot couples on youtube try to portray how perfect they are which clearly doesn't exist.
This video was hilarious, honestly got told off twice for laughing too loud. Sid was so mad at the statistics 😂😂
I love your makeup in this video!!
"Bless you!"
"Alhamdulillah!"
"Alhamdulillah"
lololololololol
i absolutely love the way dina tells her stories. it connects you like it's your mate saying it
Is it weird if i say you some how look like eachother ?
I think their looks compliment each other. They look like their are the same nationality.
Paradise Fairy I find that in a way many couples do. I think somehow we are attracted to people with similar looks to us.
Vita1892
Yup, the one who is meant to be for you will look somehow like you. I think soulmates just are like that. My fiancé and I look for example somehow in a way like each other.
Subhan'Allah😇
Aw Lovely story. God bless you both.
Who realised Sid and Dina were wearing same jumpers??? Soo cute! 😄
She's gorgeous #womenarepowerful
I just stopped by this channel, and it's pretty dope. These people are sick👌🏽👌🏽
looool such a funny video, love you guys!! Please do a 'how to survive the first year of marriage' video! :)
I really enjoyed watching this video - hope to see the "surviving first year of marriage" video :)
ما شاء لمن تكلم سوا سوا جميل ما شاء الله.
as long as u r Muslim we can marry any culture
mashallah im happy for both of you...... im from Pakistan fell in love with an Egyptian girl.....we were together for 4 years but it didnt work out and she broke up. i can understand cultural aspect but im glad you both stood firm for each other. God bless your family.
You Guys are sooo cute together! Mom just died and watching you guys cheered me up. Keep it up!
You guys are seriously my favorite couple mashallah
I enjoyed hearing your story. Strange that Dina's dad wasn't initially more understanding of her wanting to marry a man from another culture when he'd done the same thing himself by marrying a woman from another culture. You didn't really touch on that aspect in the video. Anyway, I think you make a really great couple and I enjoy all your videos. Both your families seem great fun too and I enjoy watching their videos as well, especially Muliah's.
Who else likes the video before even watching --I do
Wow you guys, this was really fun and refreshing to watch! It's a relief to see people from a similar transitional generation who understand the struggles. Thanks for the video!
Just found this channel out!! YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME!! How is it possible you guys dont have more views and subs!!
Lolz, this marriage video made me realize for how many years I actually have been following you. I was like, yes you moved to Egypt, oh yes, I remember London part, Ok what about going back to Cardiff, there we have it and so... :D Best wishes.
Just curious why you say "don't date" when you did yourselves and by all accounts it worked out fine for you?
probably because Dina has a lot of people who find it fun to criticise her for everything she does so they'd be like "omg why are you encouraging this its so haram!1!1!1!"
Ah yes. The same people who feel it's their duty to police her headscarf. It's a pity, because their "how we met" story is actually a really great example of how young British Muslims are negotiating how to bridge tradition and modern UK culture. It's a lovely story.
+Bec Lane she said don't date because she knew it was against Islam and didn't want to encourage it between her followers. I respect her a lot for that
I always think the same when she says that .. She says she didn't date Him but then says they were "halal dating " for years
yeah i would've liked for her to go deeper into the story but i don't think she did because people are so judgemental. she may have done it for privacy too but yeah
wait what kind of wedding did you have a Arab wedding or a Pakistani wedding also you both are sooooooo cute😘
There are some clips of the wedding but it just looks like a normal English wedding with no culture twist to it, ofc the walimah would be Pakistani as Sid's family threw that
+Alisha Smith thanks
+Alisha Smith English and Arab weddings are similar.
+Emma Islam nope !
+Emma Islam Wtf no
Dear Sid! I am Moroccan! Let me take you, with Dina, to Morocco !! I'l teach you Moroccan Food!
I literally thought about the same thing. Then, they can judge. demna 7ami :D
I'm glad you guys found each other.
I couldn't help but smile throughout the whole video
Ma sha Allah too cute !! qu'Allah vous protège, que vous veillissez ensemble ameen
Omg, they are like made for each other.
You are a wonderful couple. God bless you both.
Girl, your makeup is #pawpin on this video! love the tones and this olive color looks super good on you - 'specially with that bronze glow.