What's Dubai like during Ramadan? (the changes we've noticed)
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I love how respectful you guys are towards different cultures and religions. One of the reasons muslims can not drink water during Ramadan is because drinking water while fasting actually dilutes the minerals and vitamins from our bodies. Minerals are important for your body to stay healthy. Your body uses minerals for many different jobs, including keeping your bones, muscles, heart, and brain working properly. They are needed to make enzymes and hormones.
Isn't it a bit dangerous to work 8 hours outside in 30+ degree heat and not drinking any fluids?
@@Show_Guide you fear the danger or the one who created you?
@@furiousfade4ever211There no fear, just common sense guided by experience, rather than a fictional charactor. Going 8 hours without fluids is dangerous to the human body. If you have the luxury of working indoors with AC no problem, but if you work outdoors for 8 hours, no fluids can result in serious issues.
@@Show_Guide We don't have the luxury to think about our body. It's not dangerous at all many people do it in Ramadan. Even if you're not able to keep the fast there's no problem Allah will forgive you. The main purpose of fasting is building relations with god. It's a test from Allah how much you fear him. How much can you sacrifice for him. You get 12 months a year and in that time you can eat however you wish.
@@furiousfade4ever211 Don't you think that's a bit Barbaric, seeing as Scientists and Medical Professionals with thousands of years of research intonthe human body, state it is unhealthy to be in 40 degree heat for 8 hours without fluids?
as a muslim watching this, its so cute watching u guys explain ramadan ahahaha
Ramadan Mubarak Guys, another great video and very informative. Summer - “The five pointed star reflects the Five Pillars of Islam which are central to the faith” - Just thought I’ll let you know, keep up the good work guys. ☪️
Hi I’m Turkish born and raised in London, I live in London, I love your Dubai vlogs and have supporting you since you started the properties channel. Moon and star is the symbol of Islam, that’s why Turkish flag 🇹🇷 has it on it too. Five pillars of islam ☪️ I’m currently fasting and lost 5kgs so far and made me mentally stronger and cleansing my system , on ramadan I will also give fitre (donate to charity or a person very poorly who needs help) thank you and God bless 🙏🏻❤️
im currently fasting and lost 10kg
@@manouranoor7924 how did you lose 10kgs? Iftar meals did you stick to healthy options ? I’m eating healthy too.
@@Anewsandgossip good turkey I'm muslim from singapore
@Vongola Atzi yes it does !! Come on be realistic !!!
Thanks so much for such an insightful informative video! I love how thoughtful and respectful u are of cultures and religions
Thank you so much for sharing your Ramadan experiences in Dubai!
Great to see you covering this really special month. Its just not just eating or drinking but overall closeness to god and as you rightly said bettering yourself to be optimum. Also cool to see you got inspired to do some form of fasting (: should try to do full one its crazy how body or mind can do and many blessings we do have that we take for granted
Keep it up ✊🏽
Thank you for the respectful insight into Ramadan!
When Matt asked the cat if it’s fasting 😂 loved that! I love how respectful you are towards the Muslims fasting during the month of Ramadan and how you’ve gone above and beyond to educate your viewers on Ramadan as a whole. So much respect for you guys 🌙✨🤍 You have earned a new subscriber ☺️ with that being said Ramanda Kareem! ❤️
its Ramadan you nitwit 😂 and yes I agree with you Maddy
Laiba Zain 😂😂😂
But they are not Moslems
@@8674k So? Does that mean they can’t be educated on Islam if they’re aren’t Muslim?
In Ramadan , fasting starts from dawn to sunset .
During time of fasting , no food or drink, or private relation between married ones .
It a chance to realize well how poor people feel when they couldnt find any food to make you more compassionate and merciful towards them . Ramadan encourage people to give charity and support the needy one , and to thank god who provide you , and make you
able to buy food coz many others around world couldnt .
Yes that’s right Ramadan starts with the sighting of the new moon and ends with the sighting of the new moon on the 29th or 30th day. Love how you guys have read up about it and actually made a vlog to educate others, keep it up 👍
Just got back from Dubai on Friday and loved being there during Ramadan. Check out the iftar at the Intercontinental Dubai Marina. Amazing food and request the terrace at the restaurant: Accents
The call to prayer around the Marina during the day and at night, where we stayed was so spiritual.
Hiiiii I landed Dubai yesterday after been influenced with your videos. Planned my itenary through your videos. 😂❤️
aww love that! Enjoy your time here ❤️
@@mattandsummer I will thank you, please could you recommend clubs or places with great music and drinks please?
I’m flying out to Dubai tomorrow for one week, this video came at a perfect time!!
Oh yes did you cancel?
@@SonaKarapetyan this was over 2 years ago 😅 No I didn’t cancel
Thanks for being so respectful
On my way back to Dubai from UK for 9 weeks this time.
Thanks for sharing the differences In Ramadan.
A truly beautiful blessed month.
Wanted to mention eating dates is considered to be a blessing because our prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) used to eat dates. Anything our prophet did is called (sunnah) and we get extra rewards for it.
This tradition is rooted in religious teachings of the Prophet Muhammad, who is quoted as saying: “When one of you is fasting, he should break his fast with dates; but if he cannot get any, then (he should break his fast) with water,
What a beautiful and respectful couple as a Muslim I really appreciate it ❤️Love you
You should show us one of their iftar buffets in the evenings.
Not in the evening before the sun goes up an more before that.
Ramadan moves back by 10 days each year so maybe if it was a cooler time of year you’d find it affects you more? Dubai seems pretty similar to Qatar except most of the points you mentioned are law in Qatar/more strict.
( Ramadan Kareem ) means literally (Ramadan generous) pretty much reminding people to be generous in this month
check out the night prayers from one of the mosques. You could go to the one near the marina and see it from the outside.
Also, there's not long left but see if you can find a public iftar and join in.
I have just come back from Dubai. I know that Ramadan is not anymore like in previous years but I have been trying to respect their principles,
How was the cat? I cannot believe you have been there 6 months. That has flown. You gave done so much and I've loved watching your journey.
Actually loved this video !! Thankyou guys love from U.K. ❤️❤️
Love to see how respectful you guys are towards Ramadan traditions. My favourite restaurant is hands down the cheesecake factory too - their pasta and nachos are my go-to lol :) I'm actually visiting Dubai again this Ramadan and always stay in JBR so hope to see you guys around!
Great video idea, keep up the good work!
0:26 should be sunrise to sunset / dawn to dusk.
Here in London, Ramadan Fasting Hours are longer than Dubai. Luckily the temperature hasn’t be too hot compared to previous years
Ramadan Mubarak. :-)
Good job explaining Ramadan, much respect
Best couple ever, dream wifey 😇
Thanks guys! Very informative, this video answered all my questions
Just back from Dubai and it’s a lot more relaxed than 15 year ago but always be respectful also guys try hunter and barrel restaurant in Vida emirates hills
Another great video guys, thank you for doing all these vids, we fly out on May 1st, hope to bump into you, we were in JBR in Dec 2021 and loved the Cheesacake Factory too, you have to try the afternoon tea at the Burg Arab was one of our best excursions on our last visit,
Thankyou for the interesting video ! 👍
I didn't see you guyz Vlog coming, so i opened up your Channel and saw this one uploaded 7 minutes ago.. Hooahh! Let's watch it then... Bye! 😄
wooo!! enjoy the vlog :)
Only if you are sick can't fasting
About the star.... that crescent moon with star is a symbol of Islam. it also represents powerful union between man & woman. The star represents the female principle as well as the love Goddess Venus & Ishtar.
Hi Guys!
Thanks for sharing this great video about Ramadan.
I found it very interesting and fascinating to watch,you both have great hearts and personality.
One day it be very nice to actually meet you guys,I'll be so grateful to get that opportunity.
love the Cheesecake Factory too...
Have you guys been to the new restaurant in The Dubai Mall? I think you guys will love the place! It's called Trove.
The Cheesecake Factory is nice but the portions are quite big 😅
I like Nando’s as well, the portions in Dubai seem to be bigger than in the UK
Thanks guys stay bless 👍🏽✊🏽
Thanks for these information
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Can I say as a muslim, it is totally not disrespectful towards our religion to eat and drink as you please whilst we are fasting. Even for muslims it is encouraged/not allowed to fast in certain conditions (for example when travelling, when there is a medical condition etc). It is truly something between God and the believer. Although I totally find it beautiful when people like you and others are trying to be very mindful and respectful!
Fantastic vlogs & videos, Matt & Summer. Happy holidays from our channel: Australian Parakeets Stars
It was a very informative vlog👍
Thank you :)
Favourite restaurant is definitely cheesecake factory.
sameee!
Me too!.
Ramalan mubarak
Prophet Muhammad (SAW) would break fast by eating 3 dates then drinking 3 sips of water. It’s called the “Sunnah” following the teachings of prophet Muhammad (SAW) So Muslims around the world break the fast by eating 3 dates and drinking 3 sips of water
Thank you, I never knew about this.
You are amazing guys
Thank you ☺️
Hi guys welcome to Dubai
I love you guys so much. I wish I could meet you guys
Did you give the kitty some water? 🥺
Not allowed to, until the hours of darkness. Poor cat 😢
In the JBR area you now have Akiba dori (japanese streetfood) newest branch and you also have BUUR thats a german place! You guys should try-out those
Thank you guys from an Emirati
ramadaan mubarak guys.
I don’t wanna seem strange or weird but for some reason while in Dubai I can’t get enough of Panda Chinese 🐼🙏🏼😂
hahaha thats not weird lol, we haven't tried that! - where abouts is it?!
@@mattandsummer their stalls are mostly at the malls like The Dubai Mall, Mall of the Emirates, Nakheel Mall and Abu Dhabi Mall at the Food Courts 😊
😀 me and my daughter also LOVE panda Chinese!
Hi guys! Thank you for covering up Ramadhan in Dubai. Muslims all around the world are fasting atm 🌎 yes, there are certain conditions in which you don’t have to fast but its not because of work or anything. It is only if you are sick, too old and mentally and physically unable to then you can skip fast and pay the due to the poor as an act to replace fast for those who can’t fast for a health reason. I hope your visit to Dubai really hopes your eyes and heart to the religion of Islam and you are able to see the happiness and peace you will have in this life and the afterlife, if Allah wills ☪️ Ameen
Keep up the great content vlogs
hi guys, not sure. I just got back from Dubai (19 April) and we were eating and drinking anywhere during the fasting hours. A few years ago it was like you say, you couldn't eat/drink in public but it has defo changed this year. I was drinking water in public around JBR and Malls, even grabbing a wrap and eating whilst walking in public.....all during he fasting hours. In the malls the food outlets would be previously partitioned off so eating was private or curtains on restaurant windows, but that was not present this year.....
When you guys back in UK
Try one day of fasting like people of your environment.
You guys are amazing vloggers - put in all the vlogs you have made in the months in Dubai - everything you have eaten and done - you might as well have been in any generic (other than the sand buggy vlog) country. Nothing Arabic.
Hope you are able enjoy being in a different place and culture to expand your world perception.
Have a great day!
Let's be honest, if tourists had to abide 100% by Islam like locals do, then Dubai would be empty. If Westerners were told they couldn't eat or drink anything in daylight hours in Dubai and have to cover arms and legs in 35 degree heat, then again, I very much doubt Dubai would be anything like as popular as it is now. The businesses of Dubai know they have to relax the traditions for tourists otherwise they would likely go out of business.
Thank you for sharing this video. Just to let you know Sahoor is the early meal before sunrise. Amazing videos
La ilaha illallah muhammadur rasululloh
my favorite okace to eat is at SALT on kite beach
Saudi dates the best try it
😊bring me travel to your country during Dubai
Ramadan.. its probably easier if you just sleep all your day and connect to the toher otherside and than just enjoy the moonlight energies after a nice long nap. ugh.. so hard to explain, maybe if your just up up high in the skies and leave your body in a safe place One can really Dream Away. Cheers...
Honorary Muslims! Can’t wait to see them revert :)
Hey Matt 👀you said sunset to sunrise. Summer is correct, it sunrise 🌄 to sunset 🌅
Hey I’m visiting Dubai April 20th are clubs and excursions ect , things like that still open ?
Am going to amwajrotana and what actives should I do in Dubai
Try GIA in Dubai mall
Is McDonalds okey during ramadan? Got me a nice pork baguette caus dident know if McDonalds was okey?
McDonald’s is okay if Halal :) but Muslims don’t eat pork and you know that but are probably too ignorant and had to make this comment. Have a lovely life with this mindset.. p.s you won’t get very far but I pray you understand and learn to love and respect others.
I'm flying out a week on Tuesday, Will you still be there?
I see myself with my businesspartners in the video💀💀💀
Guys check out Dubai creek harbor it’s the future Dubai
An amazing spot for sunset
And albarari very greeny community will be great to vlog these 2 spots
Does this mean the water parks will close during ramadan? As you have to cover arms and legs, i cant see how water parks can operate?
that’s like walking down the street or in a public place like that but you pay for waterparks so it’s not as “public”
@@TheHunkerBeans6841 It's still public. It seems they bend the rules to suit.
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Love from Adeel Karachi Pakistan
Man I’m going back … can’t stay in dubai anymore during Ramadan
The moon and the star is the symbol of Islam which is religion of Muslims
Not drinking water could be tricky in the desert. I guess it's an aircondition religion :)
Why do you think that the desrt is an alien landscape ? our anscestors have lived there for thousands of years and the first civilization came out from the desert.
@@Akei51 because it is. if not for difficult to find water sources it would be pure death. now it's only 99.99% death. And if you are thinking of ancient egypt, that was lush vegetation long ago. and since then it has been entirely dependent on the nile. and now with global warming that ironically paid for all those buildings the death is only more pronounced.
@@DanFrederiksen mesopotamia, ancient egypt, dilmun, magan, kindah, sabaa, nabateans, palmyra ...etc all of the civilizations and kingdoms are some of the greatest and earliest civilizations, and guess they all started from the desert. just for your information deserts has rivers, lakes, oasis's, ain(springs), wadis(seasonal river) ...etc and this is how our ancestors used to get their water until 50 years ago.
Can someone please let me know if you're not Muslim are you not able to eat around Muslim population that are in Ramadan? I heard it's rude. Not sure.
1.36 - ravadan 🤣
I've just subscribe .
Nobody, nor any book, tells me when to eat or drink. I'll do what is right for my body.
No one’s telling you mate
@@9shazad It's the latest craze, "mate".
@@sdcraig craze? It’s religion mate
@@9shazad Precisely
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What do you think, friends, to study Islam and become a Muslim?
When are you guys leaving dubai?
just over 2 weeks :)
Are you going to Australia?
$10 a day min. to feed another, for non-fasting Muslims.
It's an unhospitable country. They have guests in their land that do not fast, are not required to fast, and instead of feeding them they make them go hungry and thirsty. No thank you. I will choose a more friendly and tolerant place to visit.
Totally wrong 😂🙄
After a few years, you will be brown😅🤣