Regarding the pig part, I believe Ali deliberately picked the reason out of all, so that non-Muslims like me could logically understand why eating pork is not good for health.
Aki, the way you ask them shows that you are so observant and have done homework beforehand. I was impressed. Thank you so much for your interest in understanding Islam. And Ali has done a good job. For me, he explained quite good for a non-muslim to understand. Yes, we are no longer be bothered with all the restrictions once we understand the purpose and get used to them. We know that it is for our own good.
im agreed ! the answer that has been given by them maybe can ease the understanding of non-muslim towards Islam because it can be understood in a logical ways that human can think 'cause to understand each of islamic's rules needs more understanding but to be explained by a 20yo man and woman with these . it acceptable i think 😊😊
I understand Muslim people also like to know logical explanation we even do some research why God forbidden it and for my opinion the one and only true religion also answer of all the questions on universe you have in mind Islam have the answer 😁
How do you know what a true Muslim is or how a true Muslim should act when you're a Non-Muslim yourself? I'm not trying to instigate but just want to understand the mindset of some of my fellow Non-Muslim Malaysians (if your are one). Is your definition of true Muslim based on something?
Ali is so honest.. he explains it clearly as what is really happening in Malaysia. No info are twisted or hidden! And he is only 20??? Very good young man.. future son in-law.. ha ha!! 😅👍🏻
Both of them represent muslim on the whole world, i can tell you its quite satisfying me. At the age 20, he gains so much practical about Islam. That's good.
They will be studying in japan soon, at 20. So i assume they must be from foundation course or INTEC. Which means, they are particularly excellent students. One of the requirement for government scholarship to go overseas is to get A in pendidikan islam for muslims. Im pretty sure they are beyond that.
Yes, but the arab people they like to bad mouthing about Malaysian muslim. They just dont get it. Malaysia is not a muslim country. But Islam is the federal religion of this country. We consists of many races & religion. That’s how the malay culture were influenced by other cultures from other races (not all but some) and yet the muslims of this country are humble, kind, generous, non-racist & very open-minded without ignoring the islamic rules.
@@asakore1 Fed constitution says islam is d official religion..no mention of muslim country..muslim majority maybe..why is that when people talk about islam..its about pork..4 wives etc..seldom about fairness n justice..mercy n compassion?where d focus shd be....does it matter if msia is a muslim country or not..religion is about ur personal relationship with God..n nothing to do with anything or anybody else..no?
@@jaytanjung2820 its the religion of federation not official religion. Jangan putar belit. Dalam malaysia tiada agama rasmi, yg ada adalah agama malaysia, iaitu islam.
@@asakore1 apa nah putar belit..buang masa ja..orang melayu ni bab ugama..berbuih mulut..kalah orang ori..bab tudung lebih mustahak dari whats inside ur heart..bukan Jibrail bersihkan hati Rasul kah..itu patut focus nya..bukan luaran..tidak kah?
Ali is such a wise man. At the age of 20, his maturity is beyond his age. Love this kind of discussion. Welldone to you too Aki, u hve done your homework before asking those questions.
Muhammad ali izzat you are pretty cool and intellectual about islam even you just only 20 and look matured than your age. I'm so adore both of you ai, ali.
Unusual content from Ali but I really love this. The guy in the middle answers really well tho.. as Malaysian yes. The thing about haram relationship is not going to change in any matter of time. It just most of us use to be dating before marriage.. knowing it's haram. Omg.
@@milkyway6021 yes. Ure right .. . it is a bless where you know well the purpose of everything Allah created. and understand it really well. I look up to people like any one of you who can avoid haram things really easily and not get influenced by others. Btw..
Japanese living is the perfect example of how a muslim should live. The hospitality, the cleanliness, the politeness, very impressive. Thanks for the video!
Nak buat cmne..kita hidup berbilang kaum..bukannya cuma ada satu bangsa je mcm kat Jepun tu.. byk kali dah ak ternampak bangsa lain dok selamba kencing merata.. habis satu Malaysia dicop pengotor. Cer bayangkan Kalau Malaysia ni mmg cuma dihuni oleh org2 Islam SAHAJA. Kalah Jepun kot...
Great discussion. This is just my shallow understanding about the topic based on my experiences & learning all these years in Malaysia & I might be wrong & inaccurate but it's up to discussion. The main reason why Islam forbid eating pig was bcs it was written in Quran. Why it was forbid is up for us to find it. One of the reason is cleanliness bcs it will eat everything including its own feces. Even chicken or beef are prohibited if not slaughter in Islamic way. It also doesn't mean any chicken or beef can be slaughtered & eaten just like that. It includes many other factors. Does the animal healthy & mature enough? Is the knife sharp enough? Does you slaughter it in the name of God? Does the slaughter house clean? Did you clean the meat properly? Where did you get the animal? There are many things to consider if you dwell into it deeply. It's not just you slaughtered it & then it's halal to be eaten. It must be halal from taking care of it till before you cook it. That's how careful the true Islam way. It just very similar in how Japanese taking care of Kobe beef to be eaten. To pay respect to what we eat & be thankful to God for the gifs. On the 4 wives, Quran doesn't forbid nor encourage polygamy. It just say you can marry up to 4 but if you can't do justice marry only one. This is just my opinion but you also have to see the context when the verse was revealed. It was at the time when there was a war & many women lost their husband. The reason was to protect, help & care for all those women. I'm a man & not against polygamy but the way many men today use these excuse to marry more than one women is just not good for me. Some really do marry with pure intent but most of the time it just a desire. I hate it when people answered "bcs prophet does it & I'm only copying him" when those people can't even do justice to their wives. Is that the only answer they can give? I mean we're not prophet. We may strive to be as good as him but we also have to think about it. Is it within our capacity? Can we really do them justice? Marriage is not a game. It's a big responsibility & sacred. About LGBT, from my shallow understanding, it's not a sin if you have those desire but not act upon it. For example when you see money & want to steal it but decided not to. It's not a sin. That's why there's jihad in Islam. To strive against it. It's not our business if you do it privately but it's wrong when you do it publicly & force it upon others. Islam protect a society against any act that goes unnaturally bcs even sex is a sacred thing given by God & you do not tamper with it. We can't discriminate them but what wrong is still wrong. That's all I can say. If any of you still want more explanation please find an Islamic scholar that knows more.
Basically in japan, most of them already practicing what muslims must do. But, in terms of believing of god, faith, prophet and something like that are very different.
As a graduate students in the field of Fiqh & Fatwa, I think they really made a good impression of Islam to Aki. It doesn't have to be perfect, as long as the message was received well.
@@muhammadikmal7956 untuk fasih bertutur bahasa asing kita kena tinggal di negara tersebut dan bercampur gaul dengan rakyat negara asing itu baru kita dapat jiwa sesuatu bahasa itu. masalah pelajar2 kita yang belajar di negara2 arab tak fasih berbahasa arab kerana kurangnya percampuran dengan masyarakat arab khususnya para cendiakawan. macam kami pelajar2 pengajian islam di IPT2 tempatan memanglah tak fasih berbahasa arab kerana tiada percampuran dengan masyarakat arab. pensyarah2 pun majoriti berbangsa melayu. di sini lah kelebihan sesiapa yang masuk Rancangan Khas Ke Jepun . 2 tahun belajar bahasa nihongo dan fasih berbahasa serta boleh membaca tulisan kanji & hiragana.
@@mohdazmi10 xperlu nk ke negara native pon utk mahir bahasa mereka. sy pelajar uitm dan mmg xde basic bahasa jepun sebelum tu. sy mula kenal hiragana katakana masa dkt kelas bahasa ketiga di uitm. lepas kelas bahasa dah habis (level 3), sy dah mula suka dgn bahasa ni so saya nekad nk self learn. selang 4 tahun, sy dah jadi japanese speaker dkt tmpt kerja sy. even kelayakan saya cuma n3, japanese speaker sgt limited so sy terpilih. level sy mungkin bwh sedikit dari ain. (saya rasa la sbb cara dia ckp mmg sama mcm saya, direct je, xleh nk main2 expression mcm ali)
First time seeing Japanese non Muslim is interested in Islam sogoooy impressed... 😍 love this video... I start learning Japanese 😻greeting from Algerian girl 💕
Aki makin pandai cakap bahasa melayu🌟 Japan da’wah centre in osaka - this Facebook page has a lot of good contents about islam in japanese language..can have a look if more questions regarding islam 🌸 Maju terus Aki!
WOW THIS IS SO SATISFYING TO WATCH because they explain thoroughly and clearly, especially Ali. I’m so grateful to have you guys as my brother and sister!
I want to add this verse for the polygamy question And if you fear that you will not deal justly with the orphan girls, then marry those that please you of [other] women, two or three or four. But if you fear that you will not be just, *then [marry only] one* or those your right hand possesses. That is more suitable that you may not incline [to injustice]. ( Quran 4:3) Islam neither encourage nor forbid polygamy but should be noted Quran is the only religious scripture that explicitly tell its believer to marry only one and put limit to polygamy.
yeah, in other words if you cannot do justice to the women if you want to marry more than one, it is not encouraged nor adored by Allah....but it is still allowed for polygamy [because it brings the benefit for the offspring], but still Allah loves the most to those who do justice [love and marry one woman].
@@akihibara6436 yes, for the Muslim that actually understand what polygamy means in Islam, are less likely to be into polygamy... because truthfully said, as human, it is hard to do justice and treat all equally. for example, if you marry 4 women, u cannot just buy one ring for a women. u need to buy all 4 rings instead. otherwise u being injustice to the other wives. even if u're ultra rich, u can't buy time. so u need to equally spend time with all the wives and the kids equally, also Islam not recommended the wives to stay under one roof. Means u have to have 4 houses, and u have to spend day for each houses. that's why, if u can't do all of that. don't even think to get more wives, better of with just one, u will get better life... less problem, less drama and everything LOL
@@syazaizzatimohdzamri6278 already married LOL. You will find people like us, usually around your closest friend, kind of shy guy, good guy that girls like to keep as Good Friend something like that. Like me i married with my besties, takes lots of courage to propose, now got 2 kids already. Didn't even have the time for "me time" anymore 😆
MAI speaks Japanese so well, and he gave a great impression of Islam in Malaysia! his polite attitude and moderate but detailed stances truly represent many of my Malay friends. I learned a lot from him
Okay I know this is out of topic, but I really enjoy listening to Ali speaking in Japanese. It sounds so nice! And the explanation he gave is also very simple and straightforward, that I'm pretty sure non-Muslim people can understand it~
Very very good explanation of Muslim in Malaysia or Muslim in general. Totally depending on the person what he/she choose to follow. I like how he explain the flexibility of Malaysian Muslim, but also explain the actual rules that muslim need to follow at the same time. The best video I've ever seen so far regarding this topic.
Personally, as far as LGBT goes, as long as they don't force their ideals upon others, I will do the same. While I do have a personal stance on this issue, as the old saying goes; "If you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all" And I tend to stay quiet about my personal opinions on certain things. Great talk Aki-san!
but the discrimination towards lgbt people is real though... my opinion : - sexuality is a personal and private matter for every individual - we dont have any rights to judge them as the saying goes “ALLAH is the only one who truly have rights to judge” - if you are lgbt in Malaysia and might be a muslim, just dont purposely expose yourself and show and give unapropriate example to young gennerations nice video Aki, keep it up✨👌🏼👍🏼👏🏼 informative, educational and briliant
@@akihibara6436 Here's another thought to put into perspective; Read a book too closely and you will end up not being able to see what's happening around you... Islam demands that you live a moderate lifestyle. Too much of anything (even good things) can lead to bad things happening. I'm not a holy man and I have sinned a few times myself numerous times in past as well. Those that claim that they never sinned (aside the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him) is DEFINITELY lying. Too much faith can also be bad. I mean, I don't know if anyone realizes this, in Indonesia, there have been COUNTLESS people there that claim that they are "the next last prophet after Muhammad" or "a secret messenger from Allah" or something or another. When your faith is TOO strong, you tend to delude yourself in this line of thought; "I am a chosen one" fyi, there are specific magic spells (yes, in Islam, we consider magic exist, but we are forbidden to use them since it will forfeit our rights to enter heaven) that target those of higher faith even more easily than your average Ali or Ahmad.
I think all videos that i have watched about foreigners asked about Islam, Aki's questions are the most specifci and detail one which is so good because he really curious and want to know about islam that the same time maybe you can share this with people who always misunderstood about Islam. May Allah give you hidayah Aki 😊
Wow! Aki chose the right persons to interview for the topic. Ali seems to be a very clever young man. He can speak a foreign language (other than English) fluently and he can answer & explain in an easy for a not-yet-Muslim to understand the teachings of the Islam religion...👏👏👏👍👍👍
I think Ali did the best job explaining to Aki. Kudos to him! And so young too. Aki also did a good research before conducting the interview and the questions are genuine and inquisitive. Overall I enjoyed this video. Thumbs up!
Arigatou Aki.. So glad that you found some information that you interested. And glad that you tried to understand the Muslims too. Thank you, good job Aki👏
Great content Aki-san! I love when you explore different context of Malaysia from your eyes. You should do interviews like this for other religions and cultures as well ❤
Reading the comments I can’t help but sigh about the pork comments. First the dua lipa case, then that Korean artist nickname case. Sometimes I feel like all I read about Islam in Malaysia revolves only around babi, when there’s so many other nicer things to talk about. I think Ali did a great job educating non Muslims about Islam. He is not preaching to fellow Muslim brothers/sisters, but raising awareness to non Muslim people. And all they need to know is that Muslim people don’t eat pork and don’t drink alcohol, full stop. Now that they know that, they won’t serve their Muslim friends these food, and we’d be happy, since there is a 20% sst gov tax on pork products, it’s expensive lol. Alcohol too is expensive. Anyway, the most important thing is that non Muslim must understand that even beef, chicken etc (except fish) can be non halal, which he explained clearly in the video. I have good Muslim friends who I go out for meals with, but I always check with them if it’s ok to dine or take away at a selected restaurant even if it’s only serving chicken since I know that chicken can be non halal too, so that point is very very important for non Muslims to understand. If only other points pointed out by Ali and Ai were enforced as strict as the pork issue, perhaps my divorced friends would have an easier life. Not only 2 of my friends divorced their husbands because they caught their husband cheating, but their now ex husband is not even paying child support. I’m sure many of us know at least one person in our lives that is in this predicament, and we all know it’s tough as hell being a single mother, raising 2-3 kids. Edit: They should have pointed out that amphibians is not halal too though. I didn’t know this either until my Muslim friends told me many years back. Also, if they add sake in the food, then it’s not halal, even if they light fire to burn out the alcohol. Some non Muslim people may have the misconception that if the alcohol is burnt out, it’s ok.
miss, u have my utter respect regarding the knowledge u possess. thank you for caring for your muslim friends and i hope they will always do the same to u.
They answered all the questions so accurately and I think they represented Islam quite well :O so happy to know that Aki-san took interest in Islam!! Hope you learned quite a lot about our religion :D
@@firstimer then he should say his opinion shouldn't he? Im not angry or anything but he is representing msia n islam and that sure is a big deal. At least to me. I hope the opening of video states the fact that some answers were opinion based.
@@eone2345 Both answers are acceptable, only for rigid Muslim it will be considered as wrong answers. Considering he explained it to a non Muslim, especially Japanese people that have less community of Muslim and Christian at their country, all of the answers are fairly accurate as a glance answer to a non Muslim. For Muslim who born Muslim and living in Malaysia, of course all of the answers are inappropriate and not educated. This is a vlog of a non Muslim, so if you expect educated answers, please go to other Dakwah Channel for your own Islam knowledge.
Apart from the explanation from both guests are very good, the questions that you come out are very very good at the first place. They are thoroughly touch on simple basic questions that lot of non muslim are very curious about. Even me as Muslim was very excited to watch it. Good job,👍
Ali is way more smooth in speaking Japanese than the girl, she's still have accent problem,ww, but keep going.( •̀ᄇ• ́)ﻭ✧ﾌｧｲﾃｨﾝ!! I'm impressed of how good they speak Japanese. As a half Japanese-Malaysian Muslim, I really admire these two young people who know their religion well at their age, and how to explain the points to others. 16:12 About the person who sleeps all the day when fasting, his is considered the same as the one who fasts and awakes, as long as he doesn't stuff his mouth with anything. That's the hukum for them we were thought in our school.
Basically their explanation on the given questions are best, kudos to them. However, there are some points that they've missed for me. For example, the polygamy part, it is actually permissible one of the reason is to help the widows and their children because basically they have lost the man who have been feeding them (in Islam, men are responsible to take care of wife and the children financially), and polygamy is not a privilege but a burden responsibility to men. The other regarding LGBT, because Aki raised a question that is actually have the solution. In Islamic legislative system, there are cases when an individual born with two reproductive organs. For this individual, he/she is given the choice of gender with condition which organ is more dominant for him/her. Other than that, the prohibition is to protect the mankind for the longer term, because if everyone choose ro marry with same sex, then the number of birth will be decreasing drastically. In today's context, this will affect the livehood of the elders because there is no young generation that will generate pensions for them. Also, I think that when they both mentioned about fasting in Ramadhan is to help us understand the feeling of the poors, they forgot to mention that Muslims also required to pay a type of alms-giving in Ramadhan called zakat fitrah. The money collected from them will be distributed to the poors. Just two cents from me.
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Regarding the pig part, I believe Ali deliberately picked the reason out of all, so that non-Muslims like me could logically understand why eating pork is not good for health.
Aki, the way you ask them shows that you are so observant and have done homework beforehand. I was impressed. Thank you so much for your interest in understanding Islam. And Ali has done a good job. For me, he explained quite good for a non-muslim to understand. Yes, we are no longer be bothered with all the restrictions once we understand the purpose and get used to them. We know that it is for our own good.
Yeah... Thats what i thought too Aki :)
im agreed ! the answer that has been given by them maybe can ease the understanding of non-muslim towards Islam because it can be understood in a logical ways that human can think 'cause to understand each of islamic's rules needs more understanding but to be explained by a 20yo man and woman with these . it acceptable i think 😊😊
I understand Muslim people also like to know logical explanation we even do some research why God forbidden it and for my opinion the one and only true religion also answer of all the questions on universe you have in mind Islam have the answer 😁
Basically, pig is created not to be eaten. Pig are nature's vacuum.
As non muslim. I really like that kind of muslim in the video. It really shows what a true muslim is.
agreed, i wish more muslims could be as open-minded as them. (Im muslim btw)
he is a well educated Malay Muslim.
No true muslim but reality muslim👁️👄👁️✨. Because true muslim is the perfect ✨ that we always wish for, right? 😃
How do you know what a true Muslim is or how a true Muslim should act when you're a Non-Muslim yourself?
I'm not trying to instigate but just want to understand the mindset of some of my fellow Non-Muslim Malaysians (if your are one).
Is your definition of true Muslim based on something?
@@MsGaijinSyauqi we can see from the way he talks
Ali is so honest.. he explains it clearly as what is really happening in Malaysia. No info are twisted or hidden! And he is only 20??? Very good young man.. future son in-law.. ha ha!! 😅👍🏻
Takleh kak. Saya dah choose dia untuk jadi bakal suami. HAHAHAHHA im sorry just joke
Dark side alamak baru nak cop dulu ahahhaha
Alaa... Saya pun nk jugak tapi saya dh tua 3 tahun dr dia.. So sad😔
Betul. Tak macam 20. Sgt matang. 👍
Both of them represent muslim on the whole world, i can tell you its quite satisfying me. At the age 20, he gains so much practical about Islam. That's good.
They will be studying in japan soon, at 20. So i assume they must be from foundation course or INTEC. Which means, they are particularly excellent students. One of the requirement for government scholarship to go overseas is to get A in pendidikan islam for muslims. Im pretty sure they are beyond that.
@@hxsm8090 how did aki find them? budak pandai ni
Ali is very good in answering and explaining. Not many people can explain like him even though we know what to answer
True! I really that guy explanation! Simple but full with answer
I just envy the way Ali spoke, like he literally spoke like Aki. Wishing ill be fluent someday too
Same
Me too
Me too 😀
Me too
He could live in Japan and people think he’s Japanese because look at his face. xD
I like how he answers Aki. He emphasised that Malaysian are flexible in Islam teaching due multicultural and respect each other privacy.
Yes, but the arab people they like to bad mouthing about Malaysian muslim. They just dont get it. Malaysia is not a muslim country. But Islam is the federal religion of this country. We consists of many races & religion. That’s how the malay culture were influenced by other cultures from other races (not all but some) and yet the muslims of this country are humble, kind, generous, non-racist & very open-minded without ignoring the islamic rules.
@@syigloo nope, malaysia is muslim country, read the federal constitution
@@asakore1 Fed constitution says islam is d official religion..no mention of muslim country..muslim majority maybe..why is that when people talk about islam..its about pork..4 wives etc..seldom about fairness n justice..mercy n compassion?where d focus shd be....does it matter if msia is a muslim country or not..religion is about ur personal relationship with God..n nothing to do with anything or anybody else..no?
@@jaytanjung2820 its the religion of federation not official religion.
Jangan putar belit.
Dalam malaysia tiada agama rasmi, yg ada adalah agama malaysia, iaitu islam.
@@asakore1 apa nah putar belit..buang masa ja..orang melayu ni bab ugama..berbuih mulut..kalah orang ori..bab tudung lebih mustahak dari whats inside ur heart..bukan Jibrail bersihkan hati Rasul kah..itu patut focus nya..bukan luaran..tidak kah?
Ali is such a wise man. At the age of 20, his maturity is beyond his age. Love this kind of discussion. Welldone to you too Aki, u hve done your homework before asking those questions.
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Muhammad ali izzat you are pretty cool and intellectual about islam even you just only 20 and look matured than your age. I'm so adore both of you ai, ali.
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Their name almost the same 😂Ai Ali Aki
Their name have only 2 character 😂 あい、あり、あき。
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@@kukitaku1216 Mmmm batteris
Unusual content from Ali but I really love this. The guy in the middle answers really well tho.. as Malaysian yes. The thing about haram relationship is not going to change in any matter of time. It just most of us use to be dating before marriage.. knowing it's haram. Omg.
@@milkyway6021 yes. Ure right .. . it is a bless where you know well the purpose of everything Allah created. and understand it really well. I look up to people like any one of you who can avoid haram things really easily and not get influenced by others.
Btw..
Japanese living is the perfect example of how a muslim should live. The hospitality, the cleanliness, the politeness, very impressive. Thanks for the video!
That a points but muslim are more than that
Btw Japanese is not example, we can say for sure, all the example already written in the al quran and real example is Nabi Muhammad
Yes, I agree.. Japanese a good example of Respect and Cleanliness
Nak buat cmne..kita hidup berbilang kaum..bukannya cuma ada satu bangsa je mcm kat Jepun tu.. byk kali dah ak ternampak bangsa lain dok selamba kencing merata.. habis satu Malaysia dicop pengotor. Cer bayangkan Kalau Malaysia ni mmg cuma dihuni oleh org2 Islam SAHAJA. Kalah Jepun kot...
@KW L HAHAA BURNNNN
Great discussion. This is just my shallow understanding about the topic based on my experiences & learning all these years in Malaysia & I might be wrong & inaccurate but it's up to discussion. The main reason why Islam forbid eating pig was bcs it was written in Quran. Why it was forbid is up for us to find it. One of the reason is cleanliness bcs it will eat everything including its own feces. Even chicken or beef are prohibited if not slaughter in Islamic way. It also doesn't mean any chicken or beef can be slaughtered & eaten just like that. It includes many other factors. Does the animal healthy & mature enough? Is the knife sharp enough? Does you slaughter it in the name of God? Does the slaughter house clean? Did you clean the meat properly? Where did you get the animal? There are many things to consider if you dwell into it deeply. It's not just you slaughtered it & then it's halal to be eaten. It must be halal from taking care of it till before you cook it. That's how careful the true Islam way. It just very similar in how Japanese taking care of Kobe beef to be eaten. To pay respect to what we eat & be thankful to God for the gifs.
On the 4 wives, Quran doesn't forbid nor encourage polygamy. It just say you can marry up to 4 but if you can't do justice marry only one. This is just my opinion but you also have to see the context when the verse was revealed. It was at the time when there was a war & many women lost their husband. The reason was to protect, help & care for all those women. I'm a man & not against polygamy but the way many men today use these excuse to marry more than one women is just not good for me. Some really do marry with pure intent but most of the time it just a desire. I hate it when people answered "bcs prophet does it & I'm only copying him" when those people can't even do justice to their wives. Is that the only answer they can give? I mean we're not prophet. We may strive to be as good as him but we also have to think about it. Is it within our capacity? Can we really do them justice? Marriage is not a game. It's a big responsibility & sacred.
About LGBT, from my shallow understanding, it's not a sin if you have those desire but not act upon it. For example when you see money & want to steal it but decided not to. It's not a sin. That's why there's jihad in Islam. To strive against it. It's not our business if you do it privately but it's wrong when you do it publicly & force it upon others. Islam protect a society against any act that goes unnaturally bcs even sex is a sacred thing given by God & you do not tamper with it. We can't discriminate them but what wrong is still wrong. That's all I can say. If any of you still want more explanation please find an Islamic scholar that knows more.
wow....well said
The most accurate explanation, Thanks
I agree with you from start to finish
wow this is really great, many non muslims do not know the history of polygamy.
Agreed💯
Basically in japan, most of them already practicing what muslims must do. But, in terms of believing of god, faith, prophet and something like that are very different.
Ali is very good at explaining things! And you did it in japanese mashaAllah. Kudos to both of you who did a great job explaining to aki 🤗
豚の話は本当に初耳で衝撃でした。というか終始驚きの連続で、18分間あっという間でした。有意義な時間をありがとうございました！
私は和菓子屋でバイトをしていて、1回だけ「酒入ってる？」と聞かれたことがあります。多くの従業員は彼らがイスラム教徒であることに気付くと思うし、答えることがめんどくさいと思う人も少ないはずなので、日本に旅行しに来るイスラム教徒の人は気軽に質問して大丈夫だと思います。
英語に自信がなく日本語でコメントしてるので、どれだけの人に伝わるかわかりませんが…。
Ali is husband material. Malaysian girls need him!
Bruhhh.. Dont exposed our feelings
True! 😂
Shhhh quiet!
Oh bro-..dont expose me hahahahha
Husbando lmao
MashaAllah, Ali speaks & answers the questions about islam with so much clarity & is on point😊👍
アリ君の日本語めちゃくちゃ上手だし説明が分かりやすい！
They are so younger than me but I respect them! Love how they explain it in simple way using Nihongo to make Aki understand the topic more.
As a graduate students in the field of Fiqh & Fatwa, I think they really made a good impression of Islam to Aki. It doesn't have to be perfect, as long as the message was received well.
Honestly , im so proud to see them explaining islam in japan language 😭❤
Hmmmm not expecting this from AKI. Hope you'll understand Islam better
@You Mom is Green that true...we.must share and show.the true about islam.
mesti kedua Ali dan Ai ni sama ada pelajar program Khas ke Jepun atau pernah tinggal di Jepun. fasih mereka bercakap nihongo. terbaik👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
utk ai level, jlpt n3/n2
tapi kalau ali tu, mmg power👍👍 mcm jepun betul dah cara dia ckp
@@muhammadikmal7956 untuk fasih bertutur bahasa asing kita kena tinggal di negara tersebut dan bercampur gaul dengan rakyat negara asing itu baru kita dapat jiwa sesuatu bahasa itu.
masalah pelajar2 kita yang belajar di negara2 arab tak fasih berbahasa arab kerana kurangnya percampuran dengan masyarakat arab khususnya para cendiakawan.
macam kami pelajar2 pengajian islam di IPT2 tempatan memanglah tak fasih berbahasa arab kerana tiada percampuran dengan masyarakat arab. pensyarah2 pun majoriti berbangsa melayu.
di sini lah kelebihan sesiapa yang masuk Rancangan Khas Ke Jepun . 2 tahun belajar bahasa nihongo dan fasih berbahasa serta boleh membaca tulisan kanji & hiragana.
@@mohdazmi10 xperlu nk ke negara native pon utk mahir bahasa mereka.
sy pelajar uitm dan mmg xde basic bahasa jepun sebelum tu. sy mula kenal hiragana katakana masa dkt kelas bahasa ketiga di uitm.
lepas kelas bahasa dah habis (level 3), sy dah mula suka dgn bahasa ni so saya nekad nk self learn. selang 4 tahun, sy dah jadi japanese speaker dkt tmpt kerja sy. even kelayakan saya cuma n3, japanese speaker sgt limited so sy terpilih. level sy mungkin bwh sedikit dari ain. (saya rasa la sbb cara dia ckp mmg sama mcm saya, direct je, xleh nk main2 expression mcm ali)
@@muhammadikmal7956 sugoi nee... teruskan usaha anda... gambatte kudasai💪💪💪👍👍👍😊😊😊
woo for a 20 years old, both of you actually can present such a mature and neutral explanation of Islam.
kudos dan hebat!
偏見を持った悪意のある質問もなく、かと言って遠慮だらけで表面的なことしか
聞けてない訳でもなく、素晴らしいインタビューだったと思います＾＾
正しい理解を深める上ですごく貴重な動画でした！ありがとうございます。
First time seeing Japanese non Muslim is interested in Islam sogoooy impressed... 😍 love this video... I start learning Japanese 😻greeting from Algerian girl 💕
Love how you became interest in Islam Aki..May Allah bless you and show you the right path
イスラームについてありそうでなかったコンテンツで面白かったです👏🏻アキさんの踏み込み方もリスペクトと傾聴があって好印象でした🕊
勉強になりました、質問者さんの丁寧で親切な語りも好印象。
Amazing!!! Moving to Malaysia
I rate malaysia 8/10 reccommended
なんでだ?今の季節はとても暑いよ、Indoorまで。私が賛成できないですよ
Aki makin pandai cakap bahasa melayu🌟
Japan da’wah centre in osaka - this Facebook page has a lot of good contents about islam in japanese language..can have a look if more questions regarding islam 🌸
Maju terus Aki!
WOW THIS IS SO SATISFYING TO WATCH
because they explain thoroughly and clearly, especially Ali. I’m so grateful to have you guys as my brother and sister!
I want to add this verse for the polygamy question
And if you fear that you will not deal justly with the orphan girls, then marry those that please you of [other] women, two or three or four. But if you fear that you will not be just, *then [marry only] one* or those your right hand possesses. That is more suitable that you may not incline [to injustice]. ( Quran 4:3)
Islam neither encourage nor forbid polygamy but should be noted Quran is the only religious scripture that explicitly tell its believer to marry only one and put limit to polygamy.
yeah, in other words if you cannot do justice to the women if you want to marry more than one, it is not encouraged nor adored by Allah....but it is still allowed for polygamy [because it brings the benefit for the offspring], but still Allah loves the most to those who do justice [love and marry one woman].
@@akihibara6436 yes, for the Muslim that actually understand what polygamy means in Islam, are less likely to be into polygamy... because truthfully said, as human, it is hard to do justice and treat all equally. for example, if you marry 4 women, u cannot just buy one ring for a women. u need to buy all 4 rings instead. otherwise u being injustice to the other wives.
even if u're ultra rich, u can't buy time. so u need to equally spend time with all the wives and the kids equally, also Islam not recommended the wives to stay under one roof. Means u have to have 4 houses, and u have to spend day for each houses.
that's why, if u can't do all of that. don't even think to get more wives, better of with just one, u will get better life... less problem, less drama and everything LOL
Great.. I wish i wanna marry one of u guys😅 i mean ur kind of men of understanding.. Unfortunately it's so hard to find in m'sia😔
@@syazaizzatimohdzamri6278 already married LOL. You will find people like us, usually around your closest friend, kind of shy guy, good guy that girls like to keep as Good Friend something like that.
Like me i married with my besties, takes lots of courage to propose, now got 2 kids already. Didn't even have the time for "me time" anymore 😆
@@azfarsetsu00 waahh.. But how😅 i don't friend with boys hahah.. Lol..
I really like how Ali explain things...also,Ali,Ai & Aki?! Is that a coincidence?! 😆
MAI speaks Japanese so well, and he gave a great impression of Islam in Malaysia! his polite attitude and moderate but detailed stances truly represent many of my Malay friends. I learned a lot from him
Ali is so wise at that age. Amazed with his explanation.
Thanks for sharing this. Very interesting and useful topic for the young generation Malaysian.
Nice video,and proud to have Malaysians Muslim that can explain about Islam in Japanese 😉👍❤️
Okay I know this is out of topic, but I really enjoy listening to Ali speaking in Japanese. It sounds so nice! And the explanation he gave is also very simple and straightforward, that I'm pretty sure non-Muslim people can understand it~
Wow I found this video very informative to me as a Malaysian Chinese as well! Thanks Aki and Ali Ai for the sharing :D
Very very good explanation of Muslim in Malaysia or Muslim in general. Totally depending on the person what he/she choose to follow. I like how he explain the flexibility of Malaysian Muslim, but also explain the actual rules that muslim need to follow at the same time. The best video I've ever seen so far regarding this topic.
Personally, as far as LGBT goes, as long as they don't force their ideals upon others, I will do the same. While I do have a personal stance on this issue, as the old saying goes;
"If you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all"
And I tend to stay quiet about my personal opinions on certain things.
Great talk Aki-san!
@Phase Atrix the chemicals are making frogs and fishe gay
but the discrimination towards lgbt people is real though...
my opinion :
- sexuality is a personal and private matter for every individual
- we dont have any rights to judge them as the saying goes “ALLAH is the only one who truly have rights to judge”
- if you are lgbt in Malaysia and might be a muslim, just dont purposely expose yourself and show and give unapropriate example to young gennerations
nice video Aki, keep it up✨👌🏼👍🏼👏🏼
informative, educational and briliant
@@akihibara6436
Here's another thought to put into perspective;
Read a book too closely and you will end up not being able to see what's happening around you...
Islam demands that you live a moderate lifestyle. Too much of anything (even good things) can lead to bad things happening.
I'm not a holy man and I have sinned a few times myself numerous times in past as well.
Those that claim that they never sinned (aside the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him) is DEFINITELY lying.
Too much faith can also be bad. I mean, I don't know if anyone realizes this, in Indonesia, there have been COUNTLESS people there that claim that they are "the next last prophet after Muhammad" or "a secret messenger from Allah" or something or another.
When your faith is TOO strong, you tend to delude yourself in this line of thought;
"I am a chosen one"
fyi, there are specific magic spells (yes, in Islam, we consider magic exist, but we are forbidden to use them since it will forfeit our rights to enter heaven) that target those of higher faith even more easily than your average Ali or Ahmad.
I really like Ali responds with all Aki questions. I'm proud with u Ali.
I think all videos that i have watched about foreigners asked about Islam, Aki's questions are the most specifci and detail one which is so good because he really curious and want to know about islam that the same time maybe you can share this with people who always misunderstood about Islam. May Allah give you hidayah Aki 😊
I like the way the guy explained to aki. he used a appropriate way to explain for aki to understand
the guy really did a great job answering aki’s questions thumbs up 👍🏻
Nasi baik Aki ambil Ali jadi speaker, good job Ali, dia explain dgn baik dan harmoni
Woww Mr.Aki was so open minded
nice content
I salute you bro
Mr Ali is very good.. he explains Islam the right way. Thank you Mr Ali and thank you Mr Aki for this amazing video 😊
Wow! Aki chose the right persons to interview for the topic. Ali seems to be a very clever young man. He can speak a foreign language (other than English) fluently and he can answer & explain in an easy for a not-yet-Muslim to understand the teachings of the Islam religion...👏👏👏👍👍👍
二人からの完璧な説明ですね☺️
Good job ali,u explaination is simple and make easy to non muslim to understand
I think Ali did the best job explaining to Aki. Kudos to him! And so young too. Aki also did a good research before conducting the interview and the questions are genuine and inquisitive. Overall I enjoyed this video. Thumbs up!
僕の中のイスラム教のイメージが全く違うものになりました。
日本では過激な人だけがニュースなどでピックアップされるので、怖いというイメージがありました。
この動画を見て、実は包容力のある人を守る宗教だと聞いて驚きました。
正しい知識を得ることで、差別や食事への理解も深まるのではないかと思います。
Arigatou Aki.. So glad that you found some information that you interested. And glad that you tried to understand the Muslims too. Thank you, good job Aki👏
This is so good and educated. 高校生の娘にも見せたいと思います👍🏻😊
マレーシア住んでいるので 非常に有益な動画でした ありがとうございます
Great content Aki-san! I love when you explore different context of Malaysia from your eyes. You should do interviews like this for other religions and cultures as well ❤
Love the way you guys discussing aki ❤❤❤🇲🇾
Wow they really 20?. The way they explained it so mature. I wish them all the best in the future.
Man... They can converse very eloquently. Ali especially.. very detailed and easy to understand explaination.
Aki still amazing.. 👍🏻
I'm glad and happy that you found a good muslim friend. Thumbs up for Ali as he explains very well and very patiently :)))
Wow... Fasihnya diorang🤩.. cute nya Ali.. i Like Ur confident..
Ali is a wiseman .. a simple explanation yet it’s so clear
This channel improve my english and japanese since i subscribe 4 month ago
Love this video💕 love how Aki-san try to learn more about Islam🤗
Reading the comments I can’t help but sigh about the pork comments. First the dua lipa case, then that Korean artist nickname case. Sometimes I feel like all I read about Islam in Malaysia revolves only around babi, when there’s so many other nicer things to talk about. I think Ali did a great job educating non Muslims about Islam. He is not preaching to fellow Muslim brothers/sisters, but raising awareness to non Muslim people. And all they need to know is that Muslim people don’t eat pork and don’t drink alcohol, full stop. Now that they know that, they won’t serve their Muslim friends these food, and we’d be happy, since there is a 20% sst gov tax on pork products, it’s expensive lol. Alcohol too is expensive. Anyway, the most important thing is that non Muslim must understand that even beef, chicken etc (except fish) can be non halal, which he explained clearly in the video. I have good Muslim friends who I go out for meals with, but I always check with them if it’s ok to dine or take away at a selected restaurant even if it’s only serving chicken since I know that chicken can be non halal too, so that point is very very important for non Muslims to understand. If only other points pointed out by Ali and Ai were enforced as strict as the pork issue, perhaps my divorced friends would have an easier life. Not only 2 of my friends divorced their husbands because they caught their husband cheating, but their now ex husband is not even paying child support. I’m sure many of us know at least one person in our lives that is in this predicament, and we all know it’s tough as hell being a single mother, raising 2-3 kids. Edit: They should have pointed out that amphibians is not halal too though. I didn’t know this either until my Muslim friends told me many years back. Also, if they add sake in the food, then it’s not halal, even if they light fire to burn out the alcohol. Some non Muslim people may have the misconception that if the alcohol is burnt out, it’s ok.
Care to elaborate a bit more on the dua lipa and/or the korean artist case?
Asmr Lova you can google the issue, it will make both our lives easier that way.
Say it louder for the people at the back 💯
Thank you for the explanation... That's very informative 😊
miss, u have my utter respect regarding the knowledge u possess. thank you for caring for your muslim friends and i hope they will always do the same to u.
Ali conveying about إسلام very clearly and he soft spoken too.
I love how muhammad izzat is very intellectual in responding to the issues...
イスラムの事知ってるつもりが知らなかったようで凄い為になった。面白かった。アキありがとう。
good diversity content Aki. Well done!
I am amazed on how good these 20yo muslims explain things to you especially Ali. Good job guys. May Allah bless all of you including Aki 👍👍👍
It's interesting discussion, Aki
We're malaysian always respect any races, ethnicity or any religion.
I learn something in this discusion, tq Aki...
thank you Ai and Ali for being the best Muslim representers. it is very clear and well explained answers.
Been to Japan last 2 year. It still easy to find Halal food in Japan.
Aki thank you for showing interest in Islam. may god blessed you with good health
ur malay are very good, thumbs up
bagus la Ali ni...👏👏👏
NICE SPEAK MALAY :D even tho not 1 min...hope in every video
Bravo in explaining Ali 😀😀
Fun fact: 7:51 This is what Japanese call Harem 🤣🤣🤣(ahh I watched too many animes during mco😅)
You invited the right person! They answered very clearly . Thanks aki!
Who like to have part 2 for this video🤚🏻
They answered all the questions so accurately and I think they represented Islam quite well :O so happy to know that Aki-san took interest in Islam!! Hope you learned quite a lot about our religion :D
Am I the first one😱😱😱 this is crazyyyy
Kungguratulatiyon!
@@ariscosollover73 wahhhh hahahaha😂
@@ayadd7006 well yes. Urs the only comment I saw here just now.
They're 20 but think and spoke maturely beyond their ages. Amazing!
New and refreshing kind of content. Good👍 But most of the answers ali gave may be a little bit misleading.
ali just giving individual opinion for many answer..
@@firstimer then he should say his opinion shouldn't he? Im not angry or anything but he is representing msia n islam and that sure is a big deal. At least to me. I hope the opening of video states the fact that some answers were opinion based.
Misleading whcih part?
@@nahonuhunihi8922 pork and wudhu parts to list a few
@@eone2345 Both answers are acceptable, only for rigid Muslim it will be considered as wrong answers. Considering he explained it to a non Muslim, especially Japanese people that have less community of Muslim and Christian at their country, all of the answers are fairly accurate as a glance answer to a non Muslim. For Muslim who born Muslim and living in Malaysia, of course all of the answers are inappropriate and not educated. This is a vlog of a non Muslim, so if you expect educated answers, please go to other Dakwah Channel for your own Islam knowledge.
huge respect for both of them. they really have a great knowledge. thumbs up Ali,Ai! 👍
alhamdulillah
congrats to both. really enjoyed listening to their explaination. didnt expect ali to explain with detail but at the same time simply understood
As a motorcycle rider...i feel more comfortable to fully covered myself in the hot sunny day...it feels better.
Yeah, try it when you're playing football or badminton.
@@lizyliz970 have you try it before?
@@syahazli Not me, but I have seen my female classmates try it before and fainted. Poor girls.
@@lizyliz970 its because of the tudung?
Apart from the explanation from both guests are very good, the questions that you come out are very very good at the first place. They are thoroughly touch on simple basic questions that lot of non muslim are very curious about. Even me as Muslim was very excited to watch it. Good job,👍
とても日本語が上手ですね！
Good answer from Ali & Ai 💕 goodluck with your futher study guys ~~
Ali is way more smooth in speaking Japanese than the girl, she's still have accent problem,ww,
but keep going.( •̀ᄇ• ́)ﻭ✧ﾌｧｲﾃｨﾝ!!
I'm impressed of how good they speak Japanese.
As a half Japanese-Malaysian Muslim, I really admire these two young people who know their religion well at their age, and how to explain the points to others.
16:12 About the person who sleeps all the day when fasting, his is considered the same as the one who fasts and awakes, as long as he doesn't stuff his mouth with anything. That's the hukum for them we were thought in our school.
seeing how fluent ali speaks, im more motivated to study japanese T_T
Basically their explanation on the given questions are best, kudos to them. However, there are some points that they've missed for me. For example, the polygamy part, it is actually permissible one of the reason is to help the widows and their children because basically they have lost the man who have been feeding them (in Islam, men are responsible to take care of wife and the children financially), and polygamy is not a privilege but a burden responsibility to men.
The other regarding LGBT, because Aki raised a question that is actually have the solution. In Islamic legislative system, there are cases when an individual born with two reproductive organs. For this individual, he/she is given the choice of gender with condition which organ is more dominant for him/her. Other than that, the prohibition is to protect the mankind for the longer term, because if everyone choose ro marry with same sex, then the number of birth will be decreasing drastically. In today's context, this will affect the livehood of the elders because there is no young generation that will generate pensions for them.
Also, I think that when they both mentioned about fasting in Ramadhan is to help us understand the feeling of the poors, they forgot to mention that Muslims also required to pay a type of alms-giving in Ramadhan called zakat fitrah. The money collected from them will be distributed to the poors.
Just two cents from me.
👍👍
Very good video, aki picked the right young muslims to find out more about muslim practices and culture