何、君に日本人ね？

Welcome to islam...😊

Alhamdulillah

Alhamdullilah

。なつみ welcome to the Islam sister おめでとうと

Renata Pereira I have done the early bird boat tour. It was mind blowing😍 I heard the night sightseeing tour is great, I just regret didn't spend a night there😅

the sky is hazy cuz the indonesian forest burning spree..... because of them malaysia is gonna be in haze for a couple of weeks and i like how you said "putra" sounds authentic lol

Nur Hidayah That was exactly my idea, to do the early bird 😍😍😍. Glad you enjoyed!!

Renata Pereira Thank U very much😍 I'm sure U enjoyed Ur visit too as I enjoyed watching every videos U have uploaded😃 I can't wait to watch more videos of U😍

Renata Pereira as a digital nomad as well I would suggest you Penang !! The street foods are the best which is cheaper compare Kuala Lumpur & Putrajaya & you get the city vibes while you can stay few minutes away from the beaches

Yes..she can pronounce "Putrajaya" 😁👍

Maybe because South American phonetics are a lot closer to Malays than any other Western regions.

Thanks

True brother

Are you gila?

@@tikus-sq4xi apa yang gila?

@@tikus-sq4xi is tikus gila?

Some do, but it is highly frowned upon and in my experience not that common in Malaysia. Dan ye saya org Malaysia.

idham said 😂😂😂 Thanks to you for watching ❤️

😂😂

Please give full details on aunthentic hadith and references . Thanks.

@@haris6621 i just copy a comment from above. "Hi, I just want to mention something about what was said in the video about the rank of woman regarding man is Islam; (it was said: the woman has higher ranks than the man by three times), Actually, It is not about woman and man but rather mother and father. This is taken from the following Hadith (saying) of the prophet Mohammed (peace be upon him). Abu Hurairah (A companion of the prophet) reported: A person came to Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) and asked, "Who among people is most deserving of my fine treatment?" He (ﷺ) said, "Your mother". He again asked, ''Who next?" "Your mother", the Prophet (ﷺ) replied again. He asked, "Who next?" He (the Prophet (ﷺ)) said again, "Your mother." He again asked, "Then who?" Thereupon he (ﷺ) said," Then your father."

The BlackHornet Your mother 3x Abu Huraira reported that a person said: Allah's Messenger, who amongst the people is most deserving of my good treatment? He said: Your mother, again your mother, again your mother, then your father, then your nearest relatives according to the order (of nearness). [Sahih Muslim] sunnah.com/muslim/45/2

Hamdani Rehan can’t wait for Indonesia’s new capital city!

Terima kasih

i just read about jokowi plan for making indonesia as fifth power of world for another 10 years. good luck for that brother. i'll be proud for that.

Terima kasih.. semoga negara Indonesia juga terus maju yaa ✨ salam dari Malaysia 🇲🇾

Wow! Indonesia's new capital city will be very near to us 😊. Can't wait.

Indeed, surprises everywhere

Nazri Mansor Ahhhh!! Thank you! ❤️❤️

@@RenataPereiraTV sometimes the European just say "Puutrjyaa" only..

yeah,the sound of vibration 'R' is so unique

Same here🤣🤣

Haha, Indonesia loves Malaysia and Singapore so much hence they give the haze 🎁 yearly, fairly generous indeed them Indonesian

#jerebudoneclaim

Hahahahahahah

yearly gift from them...haha

@TruthSeeker okay but gotta thanks to the sender:)

Dan Heather She was so lovely ❤️! Thank you so much!

Glenn Davies feel free to come back

@@afiqdean5655 thank you Dani! I'm sure it'll happen :)

Why? What u love about msia

r u from england glenn?

Aamiin...

Thank you

Azlin Arif How nice! It must be so beautiful! ❤️

If not at dataran merdeka.. it will held at putrajayaa

Agak agak la wei, MALAYSIAN INDEPENDENCE apanya, MALAYA INDEPENDENCE baru betul, PERSEKUTUAN MALAYSIA ialah negara pembentukan hasil gabungan empat negara pada 16 september 1963, sebab tu dekat kalender ada tulis hari persekutuan malaysia pada setiap 16 september, 31 ogos nanti hanya malaya dan borneo utara je yang sambut hari kemerdekaaan, malaya sambut kali ke 62 tahun, manakala borneo utara sambut kali ke 56 tahun, sarawak bulan lepas dah sambut hari kemerdekaan dah, maklumlah diorang merdeka 22 julai 1963, jadi setiap tarikh 22 julai diorang dah sambut hari kemerdekaan dah. REPUBLIK SINGAPURA salah satu negara yang menbentuk persekutuan malaysia pada 16 september 1963, tapi diorang sudah dikeluarkan dari persekutuan malaysia oleh kerajaan pusat tahun 1965, bertarikh 5 ogos, atas masalah tertentu, 31 AUGUST IS A DAY FOR (MALAYA) AND (NORTH BORNEO), NOT FOR ALL MALAYSIAN FEDERATION, IN 16 SEPTEMBER, IS ARE ALL MALAYSIAN DAY (MALAYA, NORTH BORNEO, SARAWAK).

@@azizi3344 16 September is Hari Malaysia... 31 August is Merdeka Day. What kind of weed are you taking?

@@mahmudfarizuddin nak taip independence day tu taip lah biar betul sikit MALAYA INDEPENDENCE DAY, ada satu lagi NORTH BORNEO INDEPENDENCE DAY, haaa tuuu baru betul bukannya MALAYSIAN INDEPENDENCE DAY, sejak bila pulak persekutuan malaysia merdeka, setahu aku persekutuan malaysia dibentuk oleh empat negara pada 16 september 1963 bukannya persekutuan malaysia dah wujud sebelum merdekanya malaya, republik singapura, borneo utara dan sarawak.

Thk u Akmal Sebudin! 😀

Ginger Teddy Hi bro 🙋🏻‍♂️ Kat mana2 ade aje bro 🤳🏻 Take care bro. 👋

@@mohamednizamabdulkadir916 baru nak cakap😂😂😂😂

@@mohamednizamabdulkadir916 hahahaha cakap jap pastu gerak lu xD

Beautiful it is

All our own, from pre produce to shoot to edit..100%. Thanks for the comment s and thanks for watching. 😀

I guess I'm only one notice... not only putra jaya...her pronounced all place was nice....

😍😍😍

Mizleena Sun wa

Ur welcome! Have a wo😋nderful time and make sure to hit the food markets...delicious!

sooo how's penang?

ur mom it was amazing! Too much to eat..but too little time! I want to go back again.. And I love the old buildings..it felt like I stepped back in time😊

@@intheworldofmari oh wow, glad to hear that. thank you for visiting my country, please come again😆

I hope you saw our Penang videos?

Thanks for sharing

Jerine Lay the building is actually from morocco, they dissembled the building in morocco and ensembled them back in putrajaya

@@aqilahkhairul Oh wow learn everything new everyday lol

Really Jerine....I wanna come to malaysia... For business... Will you guide me

go putrajaya many tiem, i forgot astaka morrocco... aiyooh..

Mr Khan i can guide you. I’m mly btw

I won't say they are the most developed due to lacking of public transportation like train (im not sure about the bus service though), maybe Subang Jaya and Damansara are the most developed, but Cyberjaya and Putrajaya were planned quite well and allow for further modernization.

@faridah hanum yup, maybe it's a bit too subjective to say if a city is well developed or not. In any case, Putrajaya is definitely an ideal place to live in (at least for me).

Very planned and love the green spaces...great balance.

Hakim, we enjoyed tremen😀dously and look forward to returning

Thank you so much for the support. We really appreciate!😄😄

Thank you for watching!

Sama-sama. Kami menikmati lawatan kami dan kami akan kembali untuk menjelajahi lebih banyak negara indah anda

Thank you

We wish you get the chance in the near future...you would really enjoy👍

Putrajaya is a false representation of Malaysia that set out to ethnically cleanse 1/3 if its population. It's a disgrace and short of killing people the ultimate expression of racism.

@@byteme9718 I'm calling foreign troll on this. You sound just like the Russian trolls on American social media.

@@AA123TD Call what you want, you're just a typical racist Malay and I'll prove it by your failure to answer a single question, why does it lack any Chinese or Indian Malaysian influences including temples and churches and appears 100% Islamic?

​@@AA123TD You haven't been iin Malaysia for very long then have you. Everything breaks down by race and religion in Malaysia. Are you aware of what Malays now refer to "Malay special priviliges"? Temporary affirmative action schemes that half a century later are now regarded as rights. Whether Putrajaya is empty at close of business or not (it isn't) Is irrelevant and you avoid answering my point that this is a city that by apperance ethnically cleanses all ethnic groups amd religions other than Malay Muslims. Shah Alam was a previous attempt at this. Of course Chinese Malaysians are doing well, they built and control the economy but do you know how much is tipped against them to achieve that, not attitudes but discrimination enshrined in law. You have a very superficial understanding of Malaysia and miss simple things like "most of my neighbors are Chinese" or "All the doctors I have had here are Tamil" that indicate racial divides. You shown how some races work hard and succeed while the Malays live off charity, do menial work and are futher behind now than before the race riots and massacres they created in 1969 You say "I am impressed at how all religions are recognized" but fail to inderstand how only one can practice openly and is fully funded by the government. Have you seen the Christian church in Putrajaya? Actually, have you seem any churches in Malaysia? They are forced virtually underground and operate largely from offiice buildings or industrial estates and have strict noise restrictions places on then so if they can beheard they're in danger of being shut down. Yes the holidays are recognised but in all other respects there is massive discrimination. Buy a box of bibles and try giving them away in public and see how quickly you end up in prison, even as a foreigner. As for you link take a look at the building and tell me whether this looks like a Budhhist temple or an Islamic building. You should also research who paid for this, if it were a mosque the government would fund it fully. Every last Ringgit of this is privately funded much like Chinese Malaysians fund there schooling and higher edication. You say "some discrimination", name another country where laws exist that favour a majority race over other ethnic groups. You have no understanding of how far reaching these are. They include (for Malays) free university education, discounted housing, exclusive rights to import/export, FELDA schemes, sole rights to own property in certain areas, automatic rights to own a business set up and operated by others, favoured status to bid for government contracts and much, much more. At independence the British negotiated religious freedom and equal rights for all but that was renaged on and in an act of racial spite soon after the ejected Singapore from the federation. A act of sheer stupidity. You saw "people stopped associating with people who differed from themselves". Open your eyes and see how the different races live apart. You can drive doewn some roads and see how on one side all are Malay and on the other all Chinese. You say "Don't ruin the progress your country has made" but without having a fucking clue about our history. There has been no progress just a gradual deterioration and a slowly simmering pressure cooker that following the next elections will likely explode. Currently we have have our wisest and best prime minister back in control but there are no other candidates in his league and all have destructive agendas. In five years Malaysia will be a very different place. You say "I see a great future for all Malaysians if you can recognize you are all Malaysians." Tell that to the Malays who believe they own the country and refer to other races as guests. This hasn't changed and if anything has got worse not helped of course by that idiot Zakir Naik who vindicated their racism. I despise foreigners like you who promote this myth of racial harmony and equality and you go further by making patronising statements giving us advice. You should be recognising the injustice and calling it out for what it is.

​@@AA123TD The US is a backward place and so much of it is third world in both attitudes and infrastructure. I have to visit for work sometimes and I hate it because of the insular attitudes and ignorance. Trump is an idiot but the American people have got what they deserve and I don't see them recovering from their choice for a generation if ever. Sharia and Jewish Beth din courts exist in many countries but should never be allowed to supersede secular law, sharia in Malaysia however does exactly this. Some parts of it are very well thought out but as you know other parts not so and sharia courts are often unfair in their judgements as they're male dominated. Malaysia has very significant problems with domestic violence and abused women are often persuaded by these courts to stay with their violent husbands. Whenever I have spare money to donate most goes to womens shelters or our local orphanage. I use to turn down exoensive gifts given by clients but now use them to help good causes that need every Ringgit. Becoming Muslim is one thing but being open about it is another in a country where you're in a minority. If you began to wear a hijab you kind of brought problems on yourself. In no way am I suggesting the abuse you received is deserved but there is no requirement for this. Being overtly gay or atheist will have similar results in much of the US. Malaysia used to be very different and woman rarely covered their heads but Malaysia has a very powerful government department that quickly stepped well outside their intended purpose and built an empire that has control over our government. The increasingly conservative type of Islam found now was slowly introduced over time, so slowly that most have forgotten or never knew how things used to be. If you get an opportunity speak to older people 60 years plus. Last year Terengganu caned two young women and shamed Malaysia in front of the world. This was unthinkable before that and yet they talk of continuing this and carrying out future punishments in football stadiums in full public view instead of the 200 perverts who were invited to watch two women beaten and humilated. I bet they still masturbate over what they saw. Malays lost all religious freedom in 1998 so while you love Malaysia be aware things change, things are always changing here. You say "Things cannot change overnight, no matter how much we want and know it should. It is hard to be patient in the face of adversity. Rash behavior and calling other groups racist will not solve anything." You should read a little about Malaysia's history and arrive at your own conclusions rather than me colour them further. I could give you numerous examples in addition to those I've already provided but suffice to say since indepence things have got worse. You give away enough clues for me to know you've not lived here that long and for an outsider to understand Malaysian politics takes years and as a Muslim you will only ever seen one side. I have a rather unusual job that I've done for a long time and it's assumed I'm Muslim because of skin colour, beard, my study of islam so I can quote numerous verses, the fact I fast during Ramadan, how I often dress etc. Malays often have a hidden side and I get to see that more often than you would think but am still horrified at things they say even as recently as two weeks ago. You say "I know your frustrations, I lived/live them." but you haven't. Do some research on Malay privileges or rights and you'll see how other ethnic groups are not just discriminated against, they're discriminated against in law on a daily basis. They have to work far harder to survive in an environment tipped against their favour. As bad as it is in the US no laws exist like those in Malaysia. Chinese, Indian, Portugese and other ethnic groups are barred from so many privileges that are reserved for only Malays. You say " I firmly believe you're better off than my homeland". Non Malays do not benefit from free university education so we save and send our children overseas and if that means two jobs and working almost every day than that is what has to be done. That work ethic ensure they study hard and get good degrees from the best universities and many never return because of the discrimination they would face. More and more successful Chinese and Indian professionals and entrepeneurs are choosing to leave and many do go to the US. The Malays love this however it's people like this who have ensured Malaysia's success and Malaysia is losing them in ever increasing numbers. Malaysia's a great place and I hope you enjoy it here but they may be few opportunities for your children and long term residency can be problematic but what you see and what is real are different things and as I have pointed out Putrajaya is ethnic and religious cleansing. It's important to distinguish between individual Malays who are the nicest people you will meet and collective Malay attitudes that are rather different. Whether Malaysia will contunue to be a good place following the next election remains to be seen but there appears to be no good outcome. Tactical voting my non Mulsims returned Mahathir to power because he was Mahathir and was a strong and stable leader before over more than two decades. They're unlikely to vote to see Anwar Ibrahim become prime minister but the alternative is far worse. Either way things will get worse and I predict very quickly. My money is now all offshore because as history shows when the economy is threatened currency controls are put in place and without notice.

Adam AM Thank you so much, Adam! In Penang I was luckier ❤️😍

Benjameen Benjamin Hi Benjameen! That’s good to hear 😍, thank you! That’s because I spent a lot of time in Malaysia, not only the days I shot videos. So I learned a lot about the culture too ❤️. Hope you get to see Putrajaya at night one day

Renata you are very beautiful....I like it

Sam Raj Hi Sam! I’m glad I could surprise you a little then ❤️

@@RenataPereiraTV the old name of Putrajaya was Perang Besar. Literally it meansc" Big War". It refers to World War 1. Previously it was a territory of Selangor state. Noe it is a Federal Territory since 1999. The transfer of sovereignty was inked brween 2 man who have family ties. The father, Sultan Salahuddin was then the King of Malaysia. The son, Tengku Idris was then the Regent of Selangor.

Thanks for sharing the information

Nur Hidayah That’s so good to hear! Thank you so much! Hope you can go back and enjoy new areas ❤️

Renata Pereira Thank you very much😍 It was a bit unlucky that I couldn't meet U😅

Great place

Beautiful people indeed! Langkawi is a future trip

Langkawi.. 🙌

I am looking forward for your Langkawi vlog

We must return when safe

hangeu, indeed!

😀😄😀 U should be...beautiful place and people!

Thank you for sharing the information

Lucky u!!😋😀

Wedi Saho, your welcome. I hope you have a wonderful visit

Thanks a lot.

Keseronokan kami. Kami menikmati lawatan kami

Thank you very much...you have a great city and country

Putrajaya is an idea from current Prime Minister too.

Thank you

Amazing Travellers That’s so kind of you, thank you so much! ❤️

@@RenataPereiraTV thank you 😊👍

Thk u and thanks for watching😀😀

Yes unfortunate

Thank you! 😃 We enjoyed our visit very much and I hope we can return when safe

Ya, memang

Thank you for watching

Kevin Burciaga, we agree 100%😀

Thk u WanderEats...we got more

Thanks

😊😊😊

Thank you. You have a special country...love the culture and the peace among religions. We felt very comfortable

as wan That’s amazing to hear! Thank you so much!

Salam... I really wanna visit malsyia but for business... Hows business there?

fouziah mohd ali Thank you so much 😊❤️😍

Thanks for the tips! We will return in the future

Mane dia faham cakap malaysia.

Thank you! I'm so glad you like it! 😉 😊

@@RenataPereiraTV 😍😍😍😍

@@yaaqubazmy5744 gblk

Wow, thank you very much

It was a pleasure to shoot in Putrajaya and definitely a surprise discovery!😄

You are most welcome😀👍

Vlad P I guess it’s because there’s so much to do in KL and if you only spend 3-4 days there, people end up just staying nearby

I thought it was a bit boring. Aside from nice buildings, there nothing to do there. Its a nice place for marathon though. Unless there’s some event happening like fireworks, hot air balloon festival etc, people don’t really go there.

@@max-lee Yup Malaysian that didn't live in Putrajaya come to Putrajaya for event only. E.g National day parade, Marathon, Fireworks, Friday pray, Food festival, Climbing sports and other sports too, Spend weekend times with family at the big roundabout(it's a must lol..). There's so much activities held in Putrajaya roundabout.

Bcoz it's a govt administrative centre. But it has everything we need here.. Shopping.. Food.. Sight seeing.. Exercising... And many more. We who living here, enjoy livingin and working in this beautiful, calm and peaceful city... 😍😍😍

but she did and we all love it ❤️💕

Thank you Nur Ain Nazmien!😃

zam zarina thank you for watching! 😃

Boris Bold, get back there...u be missing out!!😋😋

Thank you so much for watching ❤️❤️❤️❤️

We will return...we wait patiently for the right moment

Thank you so much!!

700 years ago...not 100 years ok

@@MattMatt-kr6ts 100yrs occupation.

ya malay mix Portuguese @( bugis)

@@syahmisufi is it serani?

Love back at you👍😍

thank you

Terima kasih kerana menonton

We will return. Thanks...we wait patiently

It was well worth the visit. Thanks

We enjoyed very much and wish to return to explore more. Thanks for watching 👍😀

😂😂 he can be funny! Thks for watching!

Because the main purpose putrajaya was build is because for government use. Not for tourist

Sepatutnya ade monorail dah buat sikit last2 zaman paklah cancel bodo dia tu aku membesar putrajaya dan dan pada aku putrajaya is the best city for family...

Hi Aiman! Good morning! Thank you, hope you have a wonderful day!

@@RenataPereiraTV Welcome , you too 😘👍😍

@@aimandino8102 merata komen hg ada anat... Haha

@@NoName-ph4gx hahahha ..

@@NoName-ph4gx hahaha... tu lah.. merata2 dia ada... kerja tngok utube kot..

Thanks for sharing

Vincent Yong, makes me happy you enjoyed! U have a great country. I will add those places to our list for a future trip😀

Thank you very much

Thank you very much! We appreciate! 😍😍😍

Thank you N. Farahizaty M. Noor Lim and thanks for having us! We will be back! 😃

Thank you

We did very much and look forward to returning

Thank you and thanks for watching! 😃😃😃

Mohd Tamizi, thank you so much! It helps to have beautiful sceney such as Putrajaya! 😃😃😃😃

Thanks

Munaim Hossain thks for the comments. Europe coming soon...India is on the list!

Yes, so much development even now.

Rama Bananananarama thks for the suggestions for our next trip!