I wasn’t expecting China to be like this. My main reason to visit was to go see the Great Wall of China, but after experiencing how it’s like being a Muslim in Beijing, I had to make a video and show everyone. Who else wasn’t expecting China to be like this?! Now I need to go explore more parts of China and show it to you all.
Be polite, don't expect everyone in mainland China can speak English. You should have translator app installed on your phone and prepare the Chinese transaction ahead.
@@WaleedTravels No offending, as I was also using translator when I visited France. I found some UA-camrs in China are acting like testing Chinese people's English capabilities, still waiting for answers when people seems don't speak English, they probably think why Chinese can speak English.
@@FengXiao168 I’m not an asshole like other travelers :) I’m here to learn the culture of China and interact with locals and see how life is like and learn
Mosque is pronounced as Qing zhen si. Literally means purity and integrity temples. Same as halal Chinese people also refer halal as purity and integrity. Islam has been well accepted and preserved in China for a thousand years. It makes my blood boiling when western media accusing China of Islamophobic. It’s far from the truth.
@@WaleedTravels every chinese university must have at least one canteen to provide halal cuisine......And as a Han people without any religious belief, I love the food as well, so I used to try the food very often. Even the army is like this as well, they will consider those muslim soldiers' food request(without any pork).
most Chinese people are very sympathetic to what is happening to Palestine, I think that’s part of the reason why the owner of the shop wanted to treat you for dinner. Because our country in recent history was also invaded, mass genocide happened all over the country. Though we suffered 8 years of Japanese invasion, we suffered a lot longer from the 8 country alliances, and also a lot of suppression from the west even till now. We can relate to the Palestinians, hope the people can come through, and live in peace as us.
No they are not, chinese people are sympatheitc to israeli muslims, christians etc... Because they know how the arab world demonizes them and makes them look evil. I repeat chinese people do not support colonizers (falstine) and their sympathizers (arab/islamic fascism)
Bless that man Idris. Not only he's very helpful but as an owner, he did amazing providing the best hospitality for guest from afar. May Allah bless his business and I'd definitely visit his shop when I visit Beijing. Thanks for the great video Waleed!
😂😂*Sahih Muslim Bk 41, Nr 6958:* “Allah's Messenger (May Peace Be Upon Him) said, _‘The LAST HOUR_ would not come until you fight a people having small eyes and broad snub noses.’” *Sahih Muslim Book 41, Number 6960:* "Allah’s Messenger (May Peace Be Upon Him) said: 'You shall fight in the hours to come against a nation with faces like hammered shields and small eyes.'" ASHADU AN LA ILAHA ILLA LLAHU, WA ASHADU ANNA MUHAMMADAN RASULU LLAH!!!!!
I am Australian and I can tell you one thing the Chinese are the hardest working people I ever met in my life, everything they have achieved they have worked hard for it and the US and other Western countries don't have the right to interfere and try to take it away from them
@@brucexinzhan Exactly! A lot of the peace deals that happen in the middle east actually come out of Beijing because its the only safe place for leaders to meet and not get targeted
Oh man! Thank you so much for your video! I literally cried while watching it. I am a native of Beijing and have been living in Germany for over 20 years. I know how Muslims are treated in China. Although I am not a Muslim myself, I was taught to respect the religion, when I was a child in China. Even though Islam is not the main religion throughout China (although it is in certain regions), I see Muslims as an integral part of our culture. When I was in middle school in Beijing, there was always the option to eat halal at lunchtime. Two years ago, I witnessed a large protest by Muslims in Hamburg against China due to the living conditions of the Uyghurs. People said they wanted to take revenge on the Chinese people, eye for eye, blood for blood... It must be acknowledged that the Chinese government has an issue with separatism. Regardless of who it is, when someone tries to divide the country, as some Uyghurs have, they are punished very harshly. BUT Chinese people do not have a problem with Muslims! They are part of our culture! This is why we have such good relations with Muslim countries like Pakistan. One really has to fight against the brainwashing by the west media. And I feel REALLY sorry for your homeland. It is impossible for me to see how the west world turns a blind eye where genocides are TRULY happening...😢
They conveniently turn a blind eye to Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar, and Kashmiri Muslims and Assamese Muslims. They actively support Muslim blood bath in Palestine, Lebanon, Iran, Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Sudan and Somalia. And then tell you they're concerned about Muslims in China. They're not concerned about Muslims in China. They just want to suppress or put a halt to economic development of China and for that, they want to use Muslims as tools and want Muslims to fight their battle with China for western politico-economic interests. They just wanna do propaganda to hype up Muslims. But because of the internet, Muslims can find out the truth easily.
Thank you for your explanation, that was I think too, it must be another reason behind the Muslim Issue in Uyghur. Even though what the government do is too much
Thanks for the explanation. While I'm Asian I didn't know the truth. Our media only highlight what the government did but kept in the dark what is the reasoning behind it.
@@encyclopedia07 No. None of those groups are known for doing much in the way of building in Western Europe aside from some South Asians who are often concreters, but they have only been in Western Europe for a few decades. The migrants post WW2 who have been mostly known for 'building' and moving to other countries has been the Irish, Polish and Romanians. Not much of an 'encyclopedia' are you? Where do you come from?
Salam from your American sister living in China for 6+ years. I reverted more than a year ago and feel very safe and welcomed by my Chinese neighbors ❤
Islam was introduced into China for more than 1300 years.All over China, there are halal cuisines with local styles.I would recommend Muslim friends who travel to China to try halal dishes in various parts of China, which are unique and impressive.
@@zetareticulan321 At present, the mainstream academic view holds that Buddhism was introduced into China in the Tang Dynasty, but there is no unified conclusion about the specific introduced figures.
Islam is so organic, it assimilates to local culture and design. We have a Masjid here in Jakarta part of the protected heritage sites, Masjid Jamie Kebon Jeruk. It was built by Indonesian Chinese Muslims and still retains some little bits of Chinese influences in the older parts of the Masjid.
After you told the old chorus man you came form Palestine, they sang the song from a old classic Chinese novel/show “the journey to the west”, and the lyrics is “From spring to winter year after year. Go through the joys and sorrows of life. Where is the way? The way is just under the feet.” I think it’s a song for travellers like you, and also for Palestines who are suffering all of the bad things, hoping Palestines will find their own way to rebuild their homeland❤
Journey to the West. How thoughtful these grandpas are💕I tried to translate the full lyrics: You bear the load while I lead the steed, Welcoming dawn and bidding dusk's heed. We forge the rugged path into a grand way, Having braved the trials, we set forth today. You bear the load while I lead the steed, Crossing mountains and streams, with frost on our sleeves. Through winds and storms, we boldly stand tall, Singing our hearts out as we answer the call. Through the seasons' dance of spring, summer, and fall, Tasting life’s sweetness and sorrows that call. May I ask where the road may lie? The path unfolds beneath our sky.
Brother, about 500 meters away from this mosque is one of the largest Muslim college in China, much bigger than this mosque, I'm sorry you didn't go to see it. （china Islamic institute）😅
Sukran Waleed for sharing... you make me luv Beijing more... i have always been in luv with Beijing.. now it just adding on. Alhamdulillah, Allah Al Mighty makes your journey pleasant and smooth... we are ALL brothers and sisters in ISlam... thats the Glory of Islam... Greetings from Singapore - MS Fawziya
China was one of the first countries where Muslims settled. The links between China and West Asia are ancient. A thousand year old mosques are in China. Zheng He ,The most admired and influencial admiral in Chinese history was Muslim and many of his thousands of sailors. They helped spread Islam around SE ASia during Ming Dynasty
Alhamdulillah saudara saudara muslim ku di Tiongkok tidak seperti yang di beritakan oleh media barat nampaknya mereka lebih bahagia daripada muslim di negara negara barat terimakasih atas video nya yang telah menyoroti saudara muslim ku di Tiongkok terus kan saya menunggu episode selanjutnya ❤❤❤❤
I come from Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, a special administrative region of China, where the Hui people live. The Hui people believe in Islam. There are many mosques here, and every school will provide halal food for Muslims to choose from
Ones who really want to know about China under all those West-made rumors, would book a ticket and get there to find out, and those who don't, remain on internet trolling for nothing. Good video!
Rumors from far-right, born-again Christian Adrian Zenz or Washington Times Zionist Bill Gertz or Republican US Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri. Now all three has never been to China let alone Xinjiang. But they swear on their mother's grave, Muslim are being prosecuted there.
I am not religious.... however, I am happy to see Islam in China. China does promote harmony amongst its people. Which other countries put as much effort into promoting harmony as China? Please name them here. 🕊
One of the Beautiful things about visiting different countries is when you get to see Mosque built in local traditional architecture... Chinese traditional architecture, Indonesian traditional architecture, Turkish,...etc very beautiful
Great video , China is peaceful and tolerates all religions and minorities. The diverse food culture is just amazing, would love to try the halal food , looks so delicious. Peace to the world.
I am a Chinese and have been living in Europe and the US over a decade. Frankly speaking, China is the only country that treats all religions equally. US for example claims that they have religious freedom, but remember the US presidents oath by putting their hands on the Christian bible. Yes, you can practice Islam, Sikh, Buddhism and all other religions in the US, but it is impossible to ask for equality with Christianity, so as other countries that have national religion or similar traditions. China has a non-religious government. The government doesn't want any religions to influence politics, therefore, religious groups are limited in politics. But on the other hand, all religions are equal. No single religion is superior to others.
Hi brother, I am curious about the Uyghur people, do they really get kidnapped & tortured as shown in the social media & news? The reason is because even the muslim channel & news also reported the tragedy. Please answer me I really wanted the first hand answer. Thank you!
Muslim streets, mosques and restaurants are all over Beijing, not only within the downtown districts. Muslim is a big part of Beijing’s history and culture, and every Beijinger knows and feels that.
Hello from Afghanistani 🇦🇫 sister I love China 🇨🇳 ,we are neighbor's , but I heard that Muslim Chinese are not safe in China, I think it's American propaganda, in this video Muslims are free and safe Alhamdulellah
I visited Hohhot in Inner Mongolia . There are a lot of Muslim there and there are awesome mosques there, not only in Beijing . Most Chinese do not care so much about religion , but you can choose your religion as you like. The Western journalists should visit and see first hand the situation , not just hear say. What is ban is of course Terrorism, not matter if you are buddhist, Christian or Muslim
Welcome to my hometown! I'm so thankful that you spoke the truth about religion. ❤In Inner Mongolia we have a lot of types of religions, Like Mongols, Manchus, Hui, etc. 😊
you should know better than to believe stuff you hear and see in western media. like the tank picture you posted of tiananmen, that was when they were leaving after everything was over but was portrayed as a brave guy trying to stop them from entering. there is also an article by richard roth of cbs news titled there was no massacre in tiananmen square. he was there at the time but felt pressured to go along with the set narrative. only 20 years after the fact I guess he decided to write his peace. and then all the bs you will hear about xinjiang. a lot of these folks are probably on the payroll of you know who with a similar game plan as they have done all over the world including many countries in the middle east.
12:07 The owner is brilliant. With such a fluent and authentic accent, he is even better than some international college students😂 bet he has been to the US... let alone with his Arabic skills... such a genius
It is not banned, but the difference is you can’t spread religion to non believers in public in China, and religion does not pass to children unless they chose to convert.
Our university has a halal restaurant, and I once took my Hui (Muslim) roommate there to eat together. It was when we had just started university, and I didn't even know he was Hui at that time. We went to classes, finished classes, and had meals together every day. The school has more than a dozen restaurants, and that time I just wanted to try it, so I invited him to go with me.
Arabica I reckon is Japanese and me as Chinese I was shocked to see many of them when I was travelling in the middle east!! Hehe thank you for this video. My fiancé is Muslim (Jordanian / Moroccan) and now I know where to take him to 😊
Maybe you should use the conversation feature on Google Translate next time if you have data or wifi, it's pretty good for translating conversations (as the name suggests).
The Chinese Foreign Minister and the Spokesperson for the Chinese Foreign Ministry have both voiced support for Lebanon (whom had just had 500 casualties as a result of Israeli airstrikes) and Gaza. However, Western Media claims that China is Islamophobic which is just hilarious. I'm not even a supporter of China by the way, I'm Malaysian, we have enough concerns about their activity in the South China Sea. But the Hypocrisy of the West is oustranding.
The south China sea wasn't claimed by Malaysia until China was conquered by 8 nations during the Opium war. Basically China have ownership throughout the south China sea until their downfall, which is why the Southeast Asian nations rush to claim territories, ending up in internal disputes.
@@aldenteh9412 It's ok, man. Don't worry about your safety. the South China Sea is also part of Western propaganda. All of China's actions are for self-defense. Think about when China has ever acted without being provoked, never.
As a fellow Malaysian, I really want to know what is your stand or view from the Malaysian-Chinese community's prespective in regard to the West (lead by the US) vs China? Which one is preferred as our alliance?
@@wannaim6958 Well Malaysia is in a peculiar position in the sense that the US is our largest investor and China is our largest trading partner. We are put in a position where we have to kiss both asses, a loss of one relationship in favor of the other could result in an over dependency of our economy or a downfall of the economy entirely. I'm a Malaysian Chinese but at the end of the day if I were to go to China, I go in with a Malaysian passport. If I were to work there I need a work visa, if I were to study there I need a student's visa. So at the end of the day I'm not Chinese but a Malaysian. Other Chinese may not have the same perspective; and as such, may hold a bias when in comes to this matter, but this is how I see things: If we were to say that only one of the partnership/relationship could be fostered as a form of thought experiment then we would have to pick which country will benefit Malaysia's economy as of now. From what I can see, China is ramping up investments in Malaysia, creating a significant amount of jobs for our people and Chinese companies seem more willing to invest. As an example, Geely was willing to buy over a dying company in Proton and BYD has invested in plants and a large number of dealerships in Malaysia. We were also recently inducted into BRICS with the help of China; thereby, creating economic opportunities for Malaysia. With these factors, along with the fact that China is our largest trading partner at the end of the day would make it seem that; at face value, China would be the choice for a stronger strategic and economical partnership. However, doing so will lead to an over dependency of our economy. This is further compounded by the fact that Trump was just elected yesterday, and clearly his policies are America first e.g. forcing companies to move back to the USA or further taxing imports into the country. But ultimately, Malaysia has to play both sides. Malaysia relies a lot on the production of Electrical Components and Semi Conductors for its GDP. A large number of US companies have their plants based in Malaysia. Entirely leaning on China will just create a rift which would severely impact this industry.
Assalamualaikum warrahmatullahi wabarakatuh Brother.. I have to thank you for such inspirative vlog, specificaly in muslim part, halal food, it helps alot for me, who has plan to visit China for the first time at the end of December 2024
Assalamualaikum brother. You should come and visit Indonesia, specially Jakarta. We have the biggest Mosque (Istiqlal) in the country right across the beautiful Jakarta Cathedral and one of the oldest Church (Immanuel) in the country. The diversity and tolerance we have is truly something worth to visit for
diversity in indonesia hahahahhahahahahahahahhahaa, does your school teach you about the chinese genocide after you scapegoated them all? don't bullshit yourself
I'm glad you went to the supermarket! It's so interesting to see all the pastries that only Hui people make, religion-related things that people use, etc. I really like going to Niujie even though I'm not Muslim because the food is great, it lets me experience a special part of Chinese culture, and the people are really friendly. Actually, Hui Muslim restaurants are my go-to when I'm in an unfamiliar location in China because you can be confident in the hygiene/cleanliness and you know the owners will be trustworthy and not overcharge you. It used to be common for Muslims to refer to themselves as "qingzhen ren" -- pure and true people. They really do live up to that.
Hadrat Sa'ad Ibn Abi Waqqas, a companion of the Prophet (ra) is buried in China. His tomb is in Guangzhou. My father and uncle visited China some 7 years ago and they said the tomb is in a beautiful lush garden. Islam in China is essentially as old as Islam itself. The nonsense we are fed here in the West about China and Muslims is just that, utter nonsense. I can't wait to visit China one day.
I am a Beijing guy, and leaving that 牛街 area about 40 years. That mosque building by the 400 years before. After the Qing dynasty, the Muslim have a big help for the qing Empire. So the Emperor permits they that area, in Beijing that big honor! We Chinese leaving with Muslim people for more than 800 years! Sometimes We had problems with Muslim, but we all ways find the way to work together
So based on this, China has freedom of religion. As long as religious jobs is spread peace and not being extreme. China did good job to weed out all kinds of religious extremism and promote harmony. Good Job China. Keep going friends in USA.
@@cart172 There are always extremists in religion. Buddhist monks from my country killed Bangladeshi refugees. Most countries run by Christians have a history of genocide. Judaism with Israeli and Palestinian conflict. Hinduism probably has some type of genocide towards the Muslims during the Pakistan and India split. Every religion has extremists. They die for their religious bullshit. I'm a former Buddhist monk, but it doesn't mean I have a strong desire to kill people because they're not Buddhists. Religion isn't bad, people choose to do idiotic things throughout history.
Tip: The number of mosques in China is more than ten times that of the United States, and even more than Europe and the United States combined. The Uyghur population in China has grown by 2 million in 15 years, so oppression refers to a large number of mosques and population growth.. Do you think this is oppression?
Palestines population has also grown despite them being victims of ethnic cleansing for over 70 years no genocide scholar would say a increase in population means no genocide is happening
This particular mosque you visited has was built 1000 years ago. Any mosques in traditional Chinese courtyard style were built hundreds years ago. Newer mosques are in Middle East architecture.
I wasn’t expecting China to be like this. My main reason to visit was to go see the Great Wall of China, but after experiencing how it’s like being a Muslim in Beijing, I had to make a video and show everyone. Who else wasn’t expecting China to be like this?! Now I need to go explore more parts of China and show it to you all.
Be polite, don't expect everyone in mainland China can speak English. You should have translator app installed on your phone and prepare the Chinese transaction ahead.
@@FengXiao168 i have it ready always haha
@@WaleedTravels No offending, as I was also using translator when I visited France. I found some UA-camrs in China are acting like testing Chinese people's English capabilities, still waiting for answers when people seems don't speak English, they probably think why Chinese can speak English.
Men wen ya Waleed?
@@FengXiao168 I’m not an asshole like other travelers :) I’m here to learn the culture of China and interact with locals and see how life is like and learn
Mosque is pronounced as Qing zhen si. Literally means purity and integrity temples. Same as halal Chinese people also refer halal as purity and integrity. Islam has been well accepted and preserved in China for a thousand years. It makes my blood boiling when western media accusing China of Islamophobic. It’s far from the truth.
@@lluow every local I’ve met has been super nice to me when i tell them I’m Muslim
@@WaleedTravels every chinese university must have at least one canteen to provide halal cuisine......And as a Han people without any religious belief, I love the food as well, so I used to try the food very often. Even the army is like this as well, they will consider those muslim soldiers' food request(without any pork).
@@galahadray how was the Lanzhou noodles
@@WaleedTravels不错的
@@WaleedTravels, Lanzhou La noodles are the best in the world. I ate them daily when I was in Nanjing.
most Chinese people are very sympathetic to what is happening to Palestine, I think that’s part of the reason why the owner of the shop wanted to treat you for dinner. Because our country in recent history was also invaded, mass genocide happened all over the country. Though we suffered 8 years of Japanese invasion, we suffered a lot longer from the 8 country alliances, and also a lot of suppression from the west even till now. We can relate to the Palestinians, hope the people can come through, and live in peace as us.
And now the CCP are trying to invade all the south east Asian countries. Peace huh? Okay Pal.
No they are not, chinese people are sympatheitc to israeli muslims, christians etc... Because they know how the arab world demonizes them and makes them look evil. I repeat chinese people do not support colonizers (falstine) and their sympathizers (arab/islamic fascism)
Ghnta mera
So, it's all propaganda saying rohingya Muslims is oppressed by china gorvt?
Your words means alot... Thanks China and it's People's
Bless that man Idris. Not only he's very helpful but as an owner, he did amazing providing the best hospitality for guest from afar. May Allah bless his business and I'd definitely visit his shop when I visit Beijing.
Thanks for the great video Waleed!
@@oelfajri definitely pay him a visit! We hung out the day after as well. What a guy Mashallah
very intelligent brother, can speak arabic chinese and english
😂😂*Sahih Muslim Bk 41, Nr 6958:* “Allah's Messenger (May Peace Be Upon Him) said, _‘The LAST HOUR_ would not come until you fight a people having small eyes and broad snub noses.’”
*Sahih Muslim Book 41, Number 6960:* "Allah’s Messenger (May Peace Be Upon Him) said: 'You shall fight in the hours to come against a nation with faces like hammered shields and small eyes.'"
ASHADU AN LA ILAHA ILLA LLAHU, WA ASHADU ANNA MUHAMMADAN RASULU LLAH!!!!!
@@user-l4y7r04wy6ivalready had that with Mongols
I am Australian and I can tell you one thing the Chinese are the hardest working people I ever met in my life, everything they have achieved they have worked hard for it and the US and other Western countries don't have the right to interfere and try to take it away from them
Us people just want to dance Infront of camera
True.
And they don't cause trouble.
As US is making out to be.
They are luckiest Muslims in the world, never fear about American bombs
luckiest Muslim is in Malaysia
@@johnng1815 I don''t think so...because Chinese Muslims are protected by a powerful country.
Correct. That's why I tell Muslims in the West they should go to China
@@johnng1815 那是因为你们是加害方，你们欺负马来西亚华人，而我们可没有加害，穆斯林，佛教，道教，基督教，平等对待。但是~~在合法的情况下对待你，犯法一样抓，不管你是什么等级的教徒，历史上很多犯罪和战争是宗教引起的
@@brucexinzhan Exactly! A lot of the peace deals that happen in the middle east actually come out of Beijing because its the only safe place for leaders to meet and not get targeted
Gaza, lebanon, Iran, We support you always!!! 加沙，黎巴嫩， 伊朗， 我们永远支持你!!!
Thanks love from Pakistan and lots of respect
I'm Muslim in China too, You can go to my hometown Muslim Street in Tianjin.
Can you say the Shahada in public.
@@Stevies_Precog_Gym_n_Spa420 Of Course !
@@celiachai so say it and i'm 100 percent sure you're not chinese muslim
Say it in what? u want her/him to do shahada in a video? Oh this clever and anti muslim guy😂@@Noor-fy8bw
@@celiachai Can Uighur Muslims practice Islam freely now? I saw in a video that they are even afraid to respond to 'salam.
this is what you call a civil society.... safe, no violence, no drugs, no stealings...... i mean what more can people ask for??
中国人民的敌人是生活 都在为了生活而拼搏😊
The west do not like when others is happy and live peacefully
One more thing, no teenagers😂(message from Australia)
@@CN66666中国人最大的问题是被世俗绑架太深，想开点在哪都能过得好，非得买房买车结婚生子且你能力又有限的话在哪生活都苦逼
中国人不幸福是因为觉得自己赚的钱还不够多，无法享受更好的生活，除此以外都很好 我要努力赚钱啦😂
Oh man! Thank you so much for your video! I literally cried while watching it. I am a native of Beijing and have been living in Germany for over 20 years. I know how Muslims are treated in China. Although I am not a Muslim myself, I was taught to respect the religion, when I was a child in China. Even though Islam is not the main religion throughout China (although it is in certain regions), I see Muslims as an integral part of our culture. When I was in middle school in Beijing, there was always the option to eat halal at lunchtime.
Two years ago, I witnessed a large protest by Muslims in Hamburg against China due to the living conditions of the Uyghurs. People said they wanted to take revenge on the Chinese people, eye for eye, blood for blood... It must be acknowledged that the Chinese government has an issue with separatism. Regardless of who it is, when someone tries to divide the country, as some Uyghurs have, they are punished very harshly.
BUT Chinese people do not have a problem with Muslims! They are part of our culture! This is why we have such good relations with Muslim countries like Pakistan. One really has to fight against the brainwashing by the west media. And I feel REALLY sorry for your homeland. It is impossible for me to see how the west world turns a blind eye where genocides are TRULY happening...😢
They conveniently turn a blind eye to Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar, and Kashmiri Muslims and Assamese Muslims.
They actively support Muslim blood bath in Palestine, Lebanon, Iran, Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Sudan and Somalia.
And then tell you they're concerned about Muslims in China.
They're not concerned about Muslims in China. They just want to suppress or put a halt to economic development of China and for that, they want to use Muslims as tools and want Muslims to fight their battle with China for western politico-economic interests.
They just wanna do propaganda to hype up Muslims.
But because of the internet, Muslims can find out the truth easily.
Votre témoignage est important, merci beaucoup ❤
Thank you for your explanation, that was I think too, it must be another reason behind the Muslim Issue in Uyghur. Even though what the government do is too much
West has nothing to teach China as China is one of the great civilizations.
Thanks for the explanation. While I'm Asian I didn't know the truth. Our media only highlight what the government did but kept in the dark what is the reasoning behind it.
Love from Bangladesh🇧🇩❤️❤️ China is a Beautiful country masaallah🇨🇳
Yeah go there instead of Europe smelly
@@BonVoyage861 cry about it
@@KnowLif3 I wasn't crying. I was giving you an order
@@BonVoyage861Your whole country was built by these Bangladesh, india, Pakistan, Nepal, Mexico & China... 🤣
@@encyclopedia07 No. None of those groups are known for doing much in the way of building in Western Europe aside from some South Asians who are often concreters, but they have only been in Western Europe for a few decades. The migrants post WW2 who have been mostly known for 'building' and moving to other countries has been the Irish, Polish and Romanians. Not much of an 'encyclopedia' are you? Where do you come from?
Thank you brother, I’m a Muslim from Beijing, thanks for showing my hometown and nice people to the world
欢迎来中国旅游，我遇到过好几个穆斯林的旅客，他们像您一样 礼貌 友好，是我见过最符合“绅士”一词的人，令我印象深刻。
Correct. I am telling all the Muslims here in Europe that they should move to China
Salam from your American sister living in China for 6+ years. I reverted more than a year ago and feel very safe and welcomed by my Chinese neighbors ❤
The restaurant owner IS a very great guy! I am so proud of him as a Chinese living overseas ❤enjoy your trip there Waleed!
Islam was introduced into China for more than 1300 years.All over China, there are halal cuisines with local styles.I would recommend Muslim friends who travel to China to try halal dishes in various parts of China, which are unique and impressive.
almost each college has halal dinning room
I think ever since the Persian prince was exiled and fled to Tang China. The Tang emperor built him a mosque
@@zetareticulan321 At present, the mainstream academic view holds that Buddhism was introduced into China in the Tang Dynasty, but there is no unified conclusion about the specific introduced figures.
@@Antinonsens no，Buddhism introduced into China in East Han Dynasty（almost 1800 years ago）.
@@富士山顶插红旗跃马扬 What is Chinese policy on the 1 million castrated Uygars dying in prison camps in Xinjiang?
Islam is so organic, it assimilates to local culture and design.
We have a Masjid here in Jakarta part of the protected heritage sites, Masjid Jamie Kebon Jeruk. It was built by Indonesian Chinese Muslims and still retains some little bits of Chinese influences in the older parts of the Masjid.
After you told the old chorus man you came form Palestine, they sang the song from a old classic Chinese novel/show “the journey to the west”, and the lyrics is “From spring to winter year after year.
Go through the joys and sorrows of life.
Where is the way?
The way is just under the feet.”
I think it’s a song for travellers like you, and also for Palestines who are suffering all of the bad things, hoping Palestines will find their own way to rebuild their homeland❤
Beautiful n thoughtful
How lovely!
omg 😢
Journey to the West. How thoughtful these grandpas are💕I tried to translate the full lyrics:
You bear the load while I lead the steed,
Welcoming dawn and bidding dusk's heed.
We forge the rugged path into a grand way,
Having braved the trials, we set forth today.
You bear the load while I lead the steed,
Crossing mountains and streams, with frost on our sleeves.
Through winds and storms, we boldly stand tall,
Singing our hearts out as we answer the call.
Through the seasons' dance of spring, summer, and fall,
Tasting life’s sweetness and sorrows that call.
May I ask where the road may lie?
The path unfolds beneath our sky.
Awesome post, perfect climax for the vlog and Waleed didn't even know what they were saying.
I have never seen China like this. Thanks for your video, it has strengthened my idea of going to China.
欢迎
Welcome
Thanks for showing the real China. 🇨🇳🇵🇸❤
巴勒斯坦加油！我们中国人希望你们能拥有和平，我们由心支持你们，打倒法西斯以色列，反对反人类行为
Brother, about 500 meters away from this mosque is one of the largest Muslim college in China, much bigger than this mosque, I'm sorry you didn't go to see it. （china Islamic institute）😅
@@Oldbrow wow i wish i knew about it
Wow
Assalamualaikum, Chinese Mosque are so beautiful. Traditional. I have never seen one. Thanks for this Video.
Wow ! Thank you brother for bringing us along with you ! Very refreshing !
Sukran Waleed for sharing... you make me luv Beijing more... i have always been in luv with Beijing.. now it just adding on. Alhamdulillah, Allah Al Mighty makes your journey pleasant and smooth... we are ALL brothers and sisters in ISlam... thats the Glory of Islam... Greetings from Singapore - MS Fawziya
China was one of the first countries where Muslims settled. The links between China and West Asia are ancient. A thousand year old mosques are in China.
Zheng He ,The most admired and influencial admiral in Chinese history was Muslim and many of his thousands of sailors. They helped spread Islam around SE ASia during Ming Dynasty
Alhamdulillah saudara saudara muslim ku di Tiongkok tidak seperti yang di beritakan oleh media barat nampaknya mereka lebih bahagia daripada muslim di negara negara barat terimakasih atas video nya yang telah menyoroti saudara muslim ku di Tiongkok terus kan saya menunggu episode selanjutnya ❤❤❤❤
Betul ❤
Western MSM constantly lie about China, it's very disappointing
So why do they move to Western countries? Go to China
Betul, saya pun percaya itu semua propaganda barat terutamanya AS yang anti-china.
ini di beijing, jangan nutup mata sama apa yg terjadi di xinjiang
I come from Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, a special administrative region of China, where the Hui people live. The Hui people believe in Islam. There are many mosques here, and every school will provide halal food for Muslims to choose from
Greetings brother.
We have many Hui Muslims in Kyrgyzstan.
Also called Dungan.
I have many friends..very hard working and religious people ❤❤
I been 4 of the cities including Beijing. Found plenty of Halal restaurants and Masjid. You must visit Kunming. They have 5 Masjids in downtown area.
Ones who really want to know about China under all those West-made rumors, would book a ticket and get there to find out, and those who don't, remain on internet trolling for nothing.
Good video!
Rumors from far-right, born-again Christian Adrian Zenz or Washington Times Zionist Bill Gertz or Republican US Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri. Now all three has never been to China let alone Xinjiang. But they swear on their mother's grave, Muslim are being prosecuted there.
The world second Mosque was built in China, it was built in 691 AD and is still there
Wow, thank for the information.
Huaisheng Mosque, old Chinese Muslim manuscripts say the mosque was built in 627.
No way thats the 2nd oldest, surely arabia would have more than 2 mosques before islam spread to china
@@giuseppeverdi8284他说的现在还保存很好的！！！
The one in Guangzhou? My grandparents lived a few blocks away 40 years ago
As a indian muslim so nice and heart warming to see our chinese brothers doing so good there thriving make me so so happy 😊
I stuied in beijing as well. There was another mosque, close to a river. I pretty like that one as well!
Allah Hu Akbar! I’m waiting for my opportunity to make a trip like this. Thank you so much for sharing and allowing us to see 🙏🏽
Long live Islam. Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🖤🇨🇳
This street is my childhood gourmet paradise.I like kebabs and baked sesame cakes with beef stuffing best.Go there once a week.❤
You had a great childhood my friend ❤️
I am not religious.... however, I am happy to see Islam in China. China does promote harmony amongst its people. Which other countries put as much effort into promoting harmony as China? Please name them here. 🕊
Singapore
@@hash1el947 no selfish US lap dog invited in this convo.
🇺🇸😂
Indonesia, although there is a little clash happens. Generally we live peaceful between all religions.
@@rikomukhlis1518 "A little clash"... Literally millions were killed under Western/CIA-backed Suharto. May peace prevail.
One of the Beautiful things about visiting different countries is when you get to see Mosque built in local traditional architecture... Chinese traditional architecture, Indonesian traditional architecture, Turkish,...etc very beautiful
Great video , China is peaceful and tolerates all religions and minorities. The diverse food culture is just amazing, would love to try the halal food , looks so delicious. Peace to the world.
清真的食物别有一番风味，我特别喜欢他们的羊肉，只要是用羊肉（羊杂[羊的内脏]）做的菜，我都喜欢吃。上小学那会村上会有个大叔来村上卖熟羊肉和羊杂，我每周都会买上几次，后来上了初中以后这个大叔就不来我村上卖了，后来一次偶然的机会发现他在清真街自己开了一个摊位，他是没时间来卖了
I am a Chinese and have been living in Europe and the US over a decade. Frankly speaking, China is the only country that treats all religions equally. US for example claims that they have religious freedom, but remember the US presidents oath by putting their hands on the Christian bible. Yes, you can practice Islam, Sikh, Buddhism and all other religions in the US, but it is impossible to ask for equality with Christianity, so as other countries that have national religion or similar traditions. China has a non-religious government. The government doesn't want any religions to influence politics, therefore, religious groups are limited in politics. But on the other hand, all religions are equal. No single religion is superior to others.
虛偽的西方, 一個基督教就有兩個長假日, 其他宗教一天都不放假
Hi brother, I am curious about the Uyghur people, do they really get kidnapped & tortured as shown in the social media & news? The reason is because even the muslim channel & news also reported the tragedy. Please answer me I really wanted the first hand answer. Thank you!
@@ArmanKhaiderif you have brain
@@ArmanKhaider of course not, the Uyghur population grew from just two millions to tens of millions in the past decades.
@@ArmanKhaider The western media also said the Chinese ppl were suppressed by the government. Do you believe? I am Hong Kong Chinese, I don't believe
Muslim streets, mosques and restaurants are all over Beijing, not only within the downtown districts. Muslim is a big part of Beijing’s history and culture, and every Beijinger knows and feels that.
Hello from Afghanistani 🇦🇫 sister
I love China 🇨🇳 ,we are neighbor's , but I heard that Muslim Chinese are not safe in China, I think it's American propaganda, in this video Muslims are free and safe Alhamdulellah
A Chinese Muslim that traveled to the West once said, "I didn't know I was being genocide until I came to the west."
西方政府和媒体的无耻可见一斑
😂😂👍🏼
你说的这个穆斯林是BBC的老演员了😂
Wait so what’s happening to the Uyghurs? Are you telling me such is a lie?
@@AnonymousBr1t Of course it is a lie!
Thank you for making this video. This is what I am looking for before traveling to China next year
Love China, watching from Sydney Australia.
I visited Hohhot in Inner Mongolia . There are a lot of Muslim there and there are awesome mosques there, not only in Beijing . Most Chinese do not care so much about religion , but you can choose your religion as you like. The Western journalists should visit and see first hand the situation , not just hear say. What is ban is of course Terrorism, not matter if you are buddhist, Christian or Muslim
Thousands of western journalists have already been to Chy!na..... and they ALL had to write stories that dem0n!ze Chy!na in order to keep their jobs.
Welcome to my hometown! I'm so thankful that you spoke the truth about religion. ❤In Inner Mongolia we have a lot of types of religions, Like Mongols, Manchus, Hui, etc. 😊
西方记者别来，很多年以前西方媒体造谣新疆和西藏的时候，我们让很多外国媒体进入采访拍摄，以为他们会报导事实，结果他们只是来拍摄素材然后加工成符合谣言的样子。现在中国实行144小时免签政策，想知道中国什么样可以直接来体验而不是通过西方媒体
Western journalists care about money. There is $1,6 billion propaganda money to share
The Western journalists know everythings, but they lie.
those kebabs and stuff were also given amazing ratings from other international vloggers, would love to try when i have the opportunity
@@sarakim5349 i was SO SHOCKED hahaha trust me soooo good
I really am enjoyed watching this video. Insya Allah i'll go to the places you suggested 👍😍
Inshallah you’ll visit, been an amazing trip. Didn’t know China would be like this
哇，谢谢你的推荐。下次去北京玩的时候，我会去找这家kebab。看起来非常好吃~~
you should know better than to believe stuff you hear and see in western media. like the tank picture you posted of tiananmen, that was when they were leaving after everything was over but was portrayed as a brave guy trying to stop them from entering. there is also an article by richard roth of cbs news titled there was no massacre in tiananmen square. he was there at the time but felt pressured to go along with the set narrative. only 20 years after the fact I guess he decided to write his peace. and then all the bs you will hear about xinjiang. a lot of these folks are probably on the payroll of you know who with a similar game plan as they have done all over the world including many countries in the middle east.
Richard Roth is a coward.
Thank you for speaking the truth. GOD bless China.
8964, Arab Spring, Prague Spring, colour revolution same shit
The U.S. spend $1.6 billion on anti China propaganda
As a person with Palestinian origin, I know to never believe in western media. That’s why I go to all of these places to learn how it’s actually like.
It's an eye-opener for me. I didn't know there were so many Chinese people who speak Arabic! What a great video!
I'm from Mongolia and Muslim Mashallah ❤❤❤❤
And I love all the good people ❤❤❤❤❤😊
A lots of halal foods in muslim streets in Beijing..the mosque is beautiful ... Thank you for sharing... Frm Izza Yeoh (Malaysia)
Just found this channel. Alhamdulillah. Jazakallahu khair for showing your travel experience.
what an awesome video. definitely wanna try out the food if i ever visit. and the siging guys, hard not to wanna join in.
I noticed everyone reply to the salam its very cool❤
Love China ....watching from Malaysia
Nice video! Next time I want to bring my Saudi friend to Beijing, let him try the food in Niujie.
Tianjin, right next door to Beijing, has a even bigger and more vibrant Muslim quarter
Thank you for showing people real truth, let’s unite against the soulless ones. ☪️💞🇨🇳
Good to see you Waleed
Brother Waleed thank you for uploading these awesome videos. May Allah bless you.
12:07 老闆太厲害了吧，沒去過美國我是不信的，比一半以上的留學生口語都好。。。。還會阿拉伯語，天才
12:07 The owner is brilliant. With such a fluent and authentic accent, he is even better than some international college students😂 bet he has been to the US... let alone with his Arabic skills... such a genius
所以人家是老板
Such a heartwarming video!❤ Thanks!
Niujie area in Beijing is amazing!! ❤❤
Bro i saw you went too, easily one of my favorite places I’ve traveled to around the world. Shocked both of us its like this
So good coverage, happy to see the mosque, kawab and muslims speaking in Arabi
It is not banned, but the difference is you can’t spread religion to non believers in public in China, and religion does not pass to children unless they chose to convert.
fair enough
@@破虚仙尊 that’s discrimination. Why can’t they not spread religion?
@@fozianoreen3495because it’s should be your choice. It’s shouldn’t be shoved into your throat like some knocking on doors and annoying.
@ Because China is not built for Arabahamic religions, and no it is not a discrimination we do whatever we like in our own land.
China is non religious government.
Assalamualaikum Akhina Waleed im From Indonesia,., nice Report ...im Supporter your Chanel UA-cam...
the onwer of that resturant is sooooooooooooooo cool !!!
Our university has a halal restaurant, and I once took my Hui (Muslim) roommate there to eat together. It was when we had just started university, and I didn't even know he was Hui at that time. We went to classes, finished classes, and had meals together every day. The school has more than a dozen restaurants, and that time I just wanted to try it, so I invited him to go with me.
Bro is the best masjid reviewer and I'm here for it..
Arabica I reckon is Japanese and me as Chinese I was shocked to see many of them when I was travelling in the middle east!! Hehe thank you for this video. My fiancé is Muslim (Jordanian / Moroccan) and now I know where to take him to 😊
Cool do you speak Arabic sister
We are not a Christian or Catholic country, so why do we ban Muslims? We have no religion conflicts like Europe in our history😂
Maybe you should use the conversation feature on Google Translate next time if you have data or wifi, it's pretty good for translating conversations (as the name suggests).
The Chinese Foreign Minister and the Spokesperson for the Chinese Foreign Ministry have both voiced support for Lebanon (whom had just had 500 casualties as a result of Israeli airstrikes) and Gaza. However, Western Media claims that China is Islamophobic which is just hilarious.
I'm not even a supporter of China by the way, I'm Malaysian, we have enough concerns about their activity in the South China Sea. But the Hypocrisy of the West is oustranding.
The south China sea wasn't claimed by Malaysia until China was conquered by 8 nations during the Opium war. Basically China have ownership throughout the south China sea until their downfall, which is why the Southeast Asian nations rush to claim territories, ending up in internal disputes.
@@aldenteh9412 It's ok, man. Don't worry about your safety. the South China Sea is also part of Western propaganda. All of China's actions are for self-defense. Think about when China has ever acted without being provoked, never.
As a fellow Malaysian, I really want to know what is your stand or view from the Malaysian-Chinese community's prespective in regard to the West (lead by the US) vs China? Which one is preferred as our alliance?
@@wannaim6958 Well Malaysia is in a peculiar position in the sense that the US is our largest investor and China is our largest trading partner. We are put in a position where we have to kiss both asses, a loss of one relationship in favor of the other could result in an over dependency of our economy or a downfall of the economy entirely.
I'm a Malaysian Chinese but at the end of the day if I were to go to China, I go in with a Malaysian passport. If I were to work there I need a work visa, if I were to study there I need a student's visa. So at the end of the day I'm not Chinese but a Malaysian. Other Chinese may not have the same perspective; and as such, may hold a bias when in comes to this matter, but this is how I see things:
If we were to say that only one of the partnership/relationship could be fostered as a form of thought experiment then we would have to pick which country will benefit Malaysia's economy as of now. From what I can see, China is ramping up investments in Malaysia, creating a significant amount of jobs for our people and Chinese companies seem more willing to invest. As an example, Geely was willing to buy over a dying company in Proton and BYD has invested in plants and a large number of dealerships in Malaysia.
We were also recently inducted into BRICS with the help of China; thereby, creating economic opportunities for Malaysia. With these factors, along with the fact that China is our largest trading partner at the end of the day would make it seem that; at face value, China would be the choice for a stronger strategic and economical partnership. However, doing so will lead to an over dependency of our economy.
This is further compounded by the fact that Trump was just elected yesterday, and clearly his policies are America first e.g. forcing companies to move back to the USA or further taxing imports into the country.
But ultimately, Malaysia has to play both sides. Malaysia relies a lot on the production of Electrical Components and Semi Conductors for its GDP. A large number of US companies have their plants based in Malaysia. Entirely leaning on China will just create a rift which would severely impact this industry.
@@bryanchan8888 Thanks bro for your thoughtful insights. Guess what? I read your comments, line by line!
Assalamualaikum warrahmatullahi wabarakatuh Brother.. I have to thank you for such inspirative vlog, specificaly in muslim part, halal food, it helps alot for me, who has plan to visit China for the first time at the end of December 2024
西方媒体展示的中国和真实的中国，是两个不同的国家！
First time I m watching beautiful mosque in china and Chinese Muslims women in hijab and happy to listen salam and reply walikum salaam very nice.
u also can find halal restaurants in almost every Chinese university
從來沒有聽説過這種鬼話。在中國大陸穆斯林存在的城市是極少的。
@@風上-l8y 爱信不信，懒得和你们青鸟去讲
@@風上-l8y 爱信不信🥰
@@風上-l8y中国大学里肯定有清真餐厅，至少一定有提供清真菜的窗口，这没什么可质疑的，不信自己去看看😅
@@風上-l8y有些大公司都有清真档口😅😅
I am visiting this place soon Inn Shaa Allah
Me too InshaAllah
Assalamualaikum brother. You should come and visit Indonesia, specially Jakarta. We have the biggest Mosque (Istiqlal) in the country right across the beautiful Jakarta Cathedral and one of the oldest Church (Immanuel) in the country. The diversity and tolerance we have is truly something worth to visit for
diversity in indonesia hahahahhahahahahahahahhahaa, does your school teach you about the chinese genocide after you scapegoated them all? don't bullshit yourself
Bro. No. Muslims are forbidden to marry christians.
@MzaidMz-e7p Who said anything about cross marriage?? 🤔
I'm glad you went to the supermarket! It's so interesting to see all the pastries that only Hui people make, religion-related things that people use, etc. I really like going to Niujie even though I'm not Muslim because the food is great, it lets me experience a special part of Chinese culture, and the people are really friendly. Actually, Hui Muslim restaurants are my go-to when I'm in an unfamiliar location in China because you can be confident in the hygiene/cleanliness and you know the owners will be trustworthy and not overcharge you. It used to be common for Muslims to refer to themselves as "qingzhen ren" -- pure and true people. They really do live up to that.
I want to support you because you are Palestinian
Free Palestine 🇵🇸
Love from Afghanistan 🇦🇫
Alhamdulillah for Islam, no matter where you go, the language of the Qur'an is the same.
Hadrat Sa'ad Ibn Abi Waqqas, a companion of the Prophet (ra) is buried in China. His tomb is in Guangzhou. My father and uncle visited China some 7 years ago and they said the tomb is in a beautiful lush garden. Islam in China is essentially as old as Islam itself. The nonsense we are fed here in the West about China and Muslims is just that, utter nonsense. I can't wait to visit China one day.
Easier if you know the mandarin words for masjid and halal food
MashaAllah, this is my dream, to travel and see all the muslim communities, and just be amazed of how muslims all around the world lives 🥹
I am a Beijing guy, and leaving that 牛街 area about 40 years. That mosque building by the 400 years before. After the Qing dynasty, the Muslim have a big help for the qing Empire. So the Emperor permits they that area, in Beijing that big honor! We Chinese leaving with Muslim people for more than 800 years! Sometimes We had problems with Muslim, but we all ways find the way to work together
他們是什麽時候在那邊刷写習近平語錄的？
@@風上-l8y古今中外，有哪个宗教不是依附世俗政权而存在？又有哪个世俗政权允许宗教凌驾于政治之上？
@@風上-l8y 你這種散播謠言和仇恨的人現實生活一定很可憐 你只敢在網絡上抒發你的怒火 來掩蓋你自己的無能和貧窮
@@風上-l8y 十六億美金你分到多少了？
Islam in China since 1400 years ago.
So based on this, China has freedom of religion. As long as religious jobs is spread peace and not being extreme. China did good job to weed out all kinds of religious extremism and promote harmony. Good Job China. Keep going friends in USA.
china wont let religion effect politic and become a weapon.
You're right. Religion isn't bad. Religious extremism is.
@@cart172 There are always extremists in religion. Buddhist monks from my country killed Bangladeshi refugees. Most countries run by Christians have a history of genocide. Judaism with Israeli and Palestinian conflict. Hinduism probably has some type of genocide towards the Muslims during the Pakistan and India split. Every religion has extremists. They die for their religious bullshit. I'm a former Buddhist monk, but it doesn't mean I have a strong desire to kill people because they're not Buddhists. Religion isn't bad, people choose to do idiotic things throughout history.
Islam has been in China since 1400 years ago my dude. Theres more mosques in China than the whole of Europe.
Every extremism is bad , especially non religious extremism, even vegan extremism is bad. Never forget what happened in Myanmar
Tip: The number of mosques in China is more than ten times that of the United States, and even more than Europe and the United States combined. The Uyghur population in China has grown by 2 million in 15 years, so oppression refers to a large number of mosques and population growth.. Do you think this is oppression?
The West live in an upside down world where genocide means the population grows 😂
Palestines population has also grown despite them being victims of ethnic cleansing for over 70 years no genocide scholar would say a increase in population means no genocide is happening
@@rice4550 Muslims in China enjoy higher rights than Han Chinese, and Palestinians need to hide from American and European bombs every day
It could have been 3 or 4 times more.
Central Asian brothers and sisters are not blind.
We can see what you do.
Can't cloud our eyes mate
Ummah united MashaAllah ❤
islam is not banned , but should respect the law of the state
Most of them do, we should not judge people by the worst actions of their kind
@@act_sion and most of them do. Whyre u judging Muslims cus of a small minority that u can find anywhere?
Both should respect each other.
@prsimoibn2710 Nope . Because religion is just a Faith . Your faith should remain in your private life
@@fozianoreen3495 The same minority is still bigger than in other religions. That is the problem
GLORY TO CHINA AND ALL BRICS NATIONS FROM IRAN !!!!
Islam are beautifull no matter where...
trror1st religion. @ll4h is a phagg. m0 is pdf
most religions are.... it depends on how people practice them
@@fatdoi003 Well if you look around only Muslims follow their religion.
Muslims in China is very lucky. Unlike those in a neighbouring country
سبحان الله I really enjoy every second of your video thank you very much
Allahuma bairk the Idris guy spoke good Arabic
Liberation for Palestine and peace to humanity ❤
thank you for this man, seems like a good and ok place to travel alone? no fishy or scammy places I see. Pure heritage!
Good timing! Danny Haiphong channel interviews Imam in China just out today i think! Good day to you! May your eyes and mind be opened to the truth!
This particular mosque you visited has was built 1000 years ago. Any mosques in traditional Chinese courtyard style were built hundreds years ago. Newer mosques are in Middle East architecture.
Bro said i am the owner his aura went +99999999🗿🗿🗣🔥
Thank you for your video!