MEET AZLAN & IMRAZ | 1100-1200 hrs, Saturday, 16 December 2023 kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZIWhztSNp5ipk7g.html t.me/suratkhabarbaru/3027 Event: MEET AZLAN & IMRAZ Azlan Adnan Founder, Green Party of Malaysia Imraz Ikhbal Guest Socio-Political Commentator on Current Affairs Date: Saturday, 16 December 2023 Occasion: Celebrate 3 million views & 10,500 Subscribers on KZread Time: 1100-1200 hrs Experiential Learning Workshop: HOW TO REVERSE LIFESTYLE DISEASES Time: 1200-1500 hrs Venue: Chameleon Cafe & Restaurant G-13A, Dataran Pelangi Utama Jalan Masjid Kampung Sungai Kayu Ara 47400 PETALING JAYA Selangor Tel 016-603 9544 maps.app.goo.gl/otWuEWyEqfLC8Y1H6 instagram.com/chameleoncaferestaurant facebook.com/ChameleonDPU Agenda: Welcome by Azlan Self Introduction by Imraz Sembang dan Makan Mnum Dress Code: Please wear something green, any shade of green Payment: Bills on individual “Go Dutch” basis - settle your own bill Food: The kind of food served is Western-Japanese fusion and the price range is between RM15 to RM30. The last three vegan meals I had there cost me RM12.25, RM14.40 & RM16. Don’t worry, its not a vegan or vegetarian restaurant so there are meat, poultry and seafood dishes for you to order. However, the following vegan/vegetarian dishes are also available: 1. Vegetarian Japanese Curry Rice with Yaki Nasu RM17.90 2. Vegetarian Mushroom Fried Rice RM17.90 3. Smashed Potato with Sauteed Tomato Sauce RM8.90 4. Pan fried Vegetable with Sauteed Tomato Sauce RM8.90 5. Seared Tofu with Sacha Sauce RM8.90 6. Garden Salad with Japanese Chuka Dressing RM11.90 7. Grilled Eggplant RM8.90 REGISTRATION: To register for this event, please call up May of Chameleon Cafe & Restaurant on 016-603 9544 and make a reservation, stating the number of psx in your group and also your dietary restrictions or special requirements, if any. Bring your friends along! Azlan Adnan Founder Green Party of Malaysia P.S. We surpassed 2.8miilion views and 10,500 subscribers on Tuesday, 28 November 2023

Hurray this is the way for all malaysian

I think you are 0.001% of the Malay population in Malaysia to be so open and accepting on pork free / no pork no lard restaurants. Most of my Malay friends are questioning the halal status of chicken used by these restaurants, eventhough i told them that most of these restaurants get their supply of chicken from NSK or Lotus, they are still no convinced...now its up to you guys to change the mind set of fellow Malays in Malaysia...best of luck

@GreenPartyofMalaysia

7 ай бұрын

In Malaysia, all non-porcine animals meant for commercial sale are required by law to be slaughtered by a halal abbatoir certified by JAKIM. Why your Malay friends are so paranoid about “ayam katok” is because of their ignorance, a result of failure our third-rate education system.

@jacintajoseph4936

7 ай бұрын

@@GreenPartyofMalaysia yes, if they were given the right information, there would be no problem. Unfortunately there will always be some people deliberately leading others astray. Take it from me a non muslim senior citizen that this is in other faiths too. I'm glad there are channels like these to bring awareness. we can't change everyone but even if a few begin thinking that is a start.

@p.a.r7556

7 ай бұрын

IMRAZ after your highlight of this restaurant the jakim guys will be busy harassing this poor restaurant .

@ianwmsu

7 ай бұрын

It has to start somewhere. This is a great start!

@CitizenCan

7 ай бұрын

@@GreenPartyofMalaysia "In Malaysia, all non-porcine animals meant for commercial sale are required by law to be slaughtered by a halal abbatoir certified by JAKIM." Can you cite the law that actually says this? In my local wet market, there is a chicken stall that specifically sells non halal chicken. They tell their customers that theirs is non halal, and direct the Muslim customers to the other stall (which sells halal). Is what they are doing (selling non halal chicken) illegal? If so, which body should we report this too, based on that law you mentioned?

The Muslims in Sabah and Sarawak have no issues dining with Chinese in coffee shops run by Chinese. They said what is wrong cos they never eat things that are not halal. those in Sabah and Sarawah are truly muhibbah and hope the trend stays and don't get the bad influence from West M'sia.

@GreenPartyofMalaysia

7 ай бұрын

I lived in Kota Kinabalu for four years and enjoyed my hinava, latuk, bambangan jeruk, and kerbau meat (I’m vegan for five years now, though). The beautiful thing about Sabah is that it is the only non-Muslim majority state in Malaysia. Mahathir tried to destroy that with ‘Project IC.’ There are so many things us ‘Orang Semenanjung’ can learn from Sabahans in terms of race relations and ethnic harmony living in a truly tolerant pluralistic society.

@susannaleow

7 ай бұрын

Exactly!

@RoySolomon-qq5uz

7 ай бұрын

It was like that in Semenanjung perhaps in the 70s and earlier until one man destroyed everything that generation have built. Today herd mentality has engulfed the mind of the Malays all due to ill information, brain washing and religious extremism.

Proud to subscribe!

You are such a good human dear brother Imraz and an exemplary Muslim who is so understanding. Thank you for standing up for the voiceless!!! MAY God Bless You!! Hope the number of ppl like you who are good souls increase in numbers. Thank you for always standing up for truth!!

Subscribed and shared. A better Malaysia, yea for sure. Will strive to comment soon

Ya...keep it that way!❤

This is Muhibbah that our country needs, in Johor most of us are like this, I'm a Sikh, english home tutor, 50% of my students are Malays, some of them are from an international Islamic school, we, as the rakyat need to change our mindset, moreover I've 2 pet dogs, during my classes, they're in their kennels, my malay parents, students don't mind at all, at times the children get hungry or thirsty, I make them meals but I don't cook pork at home, whenever we go for Chinese food, we eat then but I practise these values, no pork, no beef at home. ❤

@GreenPartyofMalaysia

7 ай бұрын

Sat Sri Akal, Sadarji You are a fine example for all Malaysians to rmulate - your stufents are so blessed to have you as their guruji. Ab bahoot sundar ho! Shukria Azlan

@harmanmann4938

7 ай бұрын

@@GreenPartyofMalaysia thank you very much En Azlan, btw I'm sardarniji☺️

@williamwong5627

7 ай бұрын

Do you believe that Muslim girls attended Christian school in Singapore? They went there learn about mathematics, science and other subjects. But not religion!

@GreenPartyofMalaysia

7 ай бұрын

@@harmanmann4938 My apologies. As all Punjabi names are unisex (gender neutral), hard to tell without the Singh or Kaur

@harmanmann4938

7 ай бұрын

@@williamwong5627 ya William I'm a former Convent student from the 70s, we had malay friends, they brought flowers for Mother Mary and asked their Catholic and Christian friends to offer to Mother, our cikgu wore kebayas, Indian teachers sarees while Chinese teachers wore cheongsam without any issues, on our National Day we all were dressed in traditional clothes but we gradually lost our spirit of Muhibbah😭

There is a Chinese restaurant in Tawau serving food with pork. The restaurant hired 2/Muslim ladies with Tudung as server: I have asked these 2 ladies why they work here since the restaurant pork. Their answer there is no big deal as long as I do not eat and do not touch the raw meat. We want to earn a decent living. Check this out

@siewjqie9484

7 ай бұрын

Sabah & Sarawak ... TRUE 1MALAYSIA ❣

@williamwong5627

7 ай бұрын

In the past, when I shopped at Giant supermarket in Singapore, I tried not to use the counters manned by Muslim staff. But sometimes, that was not possible and the Muslim cashiers had no problem with my purchase of pork. They simply put on plastic hand gloves and completed the transactions. I tried to be a good customer that sensitive to their beliefs.

@sue7014

7 ай бұрын

​@@williamwong5627...many years ago the supermarkets used to be like what you said, the cashier will put on gloves but now they sectioned off to non halal area.

Always telling the truth. I never miss your content.

That is what we Malaysians are longing for togetherness and living in harmony with love around....

Respect without causing division. Malaysia needs this kind of loving tolerance.

I heard that Oriental Kopi is in the process of applying for a Halal certificate. Soon, it will be a certified Halal restaurant.

THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS🙏 I HAVE ALWAYS SAID THAT ALL MALAYSIANS ARE LOVELY PEOPLE. IT IS JUST SOME WHO DELIBERATELY BRING UP ISSUES & CREATE UNREST. I HAVE MANY MUSLIM FRIENDS & WE TREAT EACH OTHER AS FAMILY. RACE & RELIGION IS NEVER IN THE WAY.

Salam dari Alaska. Yes, I love going there. I'm originally from Singapore, this shop makes me feel like I'm in Singapore- where Malays, Chinese, Indians, Eurasians - all eat/drink alongside each other. Kudos!

Great job Oriental Kopi ! It's evident that Oriental Kopi consistently strives to provide an environment and cuisine suitable for Muslim diners

There r quite a number of such shops in ipoh too

This is excellent example of muhibbah eatery. As the KZreadr said, where in the Koran was halal mentioned?

We know that our Malaysian brothers and sisters from other religions will take care of us, likewise. Let's not stop all that hatred. We love Malaysia & Malaysians.

Fantastic message and endeavour to bring Malaysians together. Forget the politicians and the gov. WE CAN MAKE IT ❤❤❤❤❤❤

Sir thumbs up! Malaysia need more people like you.

That's great news! I heard Oriental Kopi is in the process of applying for a Halal certificate. Soon, it will be a certified Halal restaurant!

Thank you Brother for making this channel. I love this very much. Tak perlu nak perang2.

1) It is up to individuals. If you are confident that the beef and chicken served are halal, please go ahead. If you are doubtful, there is no need to eat here. 2) Halal is not only No pork No lard but beef, chicken etc slaughtered according to islamic way. 3) Halal cert is a marketing strategy, to remove doubt amongst muslim customers and attract them to patronise.

@GreenPartyofMalaysia

7 ай бұрын

Of course they are - ALL CHICKEN, DUCK, MUTTON & BEEF FOR COMMERCIAL SALE IN MALAYSIA are derived from animals slaughtered in HALAL-certified abattoirs. This is a legal requirement.

@CitizenCan

7 ай бұрын

@@GreenPartyofMalaysia "ALL CHICKEN, DUCK, MUTTON & BEEF FOR COMMERCIAL SALE IN MALAYSIA are derived from animals slaughtered in HALAL-certified abattoirs. This is a legal requirement." Can you cite the exact law that says this? In my local wet market, there is a chicken stall that specifically sells non halal chicken. They tell their customers that theirs is non halal, and direct the Muslim customers to the other stall (which sells halal). Is what they are doing (selling non halal chicken) illegal? If so, which body should we report this too, based on that law you mentioned?

I think at the end of the day, it's up to an individual's own discretion. I have a Muslim friend who is quite particular about the halal cert and absolutely within his right to do so. We respect that and usually find halal certified restaurants to dine together, no problem. I think Malaysia can be a better country if people don't play up issues which are really non-existent and done for the sake of hidden agendas, usually politically motivated. Anyway well done Oriental Kopi for being well-received by Muslims even without halal cert because you did all the right things.

@kamarll1

7 ай бұрын

Yes so true!! All up to individual

It's heartening to hear that Oriental Kopi is dedicated to providing excellent services tailored to Muslims. Creating a dining environment that caters well to the Muslim community is truly commendable.

This is a great example where Malaysia will move forward. If we are stucked with the extremist way of dictating on how to live in Malaysia then we are doomed. Do away the unnecessary things and go forward.

Not all Muslims are well informed and open minded as you are, especially those who are in rural areas and those who think they know better than anyone else

@m1reeds551

7 ай бұрын

It's not about being well informed or open-minded or being from rural areas- it's about taking one's religion seriously.

u should go visit Fatty Crab in Tmn Megah it’s even more muhibbah there..

Imraz you got so, so much wisdoms you got. I respect you.

Inspirational. There is hope for Malaysia.

Well said Brother keep up your good work.❤

Islam memudahkan, bukan menyusahkan.

Halal certificate doesn't really matter. what does matter are the ingredients and the way the preparation has been carried out plus the cleanliness of the restaurant, that's all.. doesn't mean that halal certificate restaurant are really halal!!

That's great news to hear that Oriental Kopi is in the process of applying for a Halal certificate. It won't be long before it becomes a certified Halal restaurant! Cant wait🎉

This is nothing if you go to kopitiams in East Malaysia.

U r awesome. U r so brave to speak the truth. U should b in parliament. If only there r more like u, msia will b heaven on earth. God bless u

You've provided valuable insights into the criteria necessary for promoting a Muslim-friendly restaurant and also highlighted restaurants that are highly suitable for Muslim diners. Thank you for that! It's clear that Oriental Kopi is dedicated to creating a dining environment suitable for Muslim customers and carefully selects Halal-certified ingredients to craft their cuisine.

the mark of a great religion is when it unites human beings

I heard that Oriental Kopi is in the process of applying for Halal cert. Soon, it will be a certified Halal restaurant! What a great news for all 👍👍

Love this company food

Worth subscribing to your channel. Thank you for the untiring effort you put into this. Much appreciated.

@GreenPartyofMalaysia

7 ай бұрын

Thanks and welcome

My favourite cafe especially the egg tarts and other foods like nasi lemak. Yes agreed with you can see our Muslim friends are Enjoying the makan here too. ❤😍😋😁

Thank you for being the voice of moderation. You remind us of how we can be.

This is truly Malaysian!😂

My wish for Malaysia to go back to the good old days.

That's great news to hear that Oriental Kopi is in the process of applying for a Halal certificate. It won't be long before it becomes a certified Halal restaurant! Hopefully once receive the Halal Certified many Muslim will try their food. Their food is really the top when it come to Kopitiam food. 🤤🤤🤤

Imraz..please be informed am a frequent visitor to this eatery…you have many foreigner…

Oriental Kopi is in the process of applying for a Halal certificate! It will be certified as a halal restaurant soon. So soon, guys! btw, I love their egg tart hihi 😻

Lurve tis colour blind concept tht u're sharing. Lurve u for tirelessly making these voice notes to bring awareness during tis trying times 🙏❤

@GreenPartyofMalaysia

7 ай бұрын

Just to clarify, I’m the one who’s literally visually impaired and colour blind. Imraz is colour blind in a metaphorical sense when it comes to skin colour. Azlan Adnan ❤

Good statement!

This is typical in kota Kinabalu Where you have chinese shop selling fish soup and noodle and you have many from different ethnic / Religious background having a go at it . Workers are also from different background …

Agreed absolutely. Unfortunately Malaysia is way way behind our neighbors in so many areas becoz of our non-stop religious politicking by various parties and rampant corruptions. Our education is sub standard compared to poorer country like Vietnam and our fruticulture and rice production are no way near Thailand. Sad but true

@GreenPartyofMalaysia

7 ай бұрын

Even the Internet is faster in Cambodia!

A cleaner lady in my company, a Malay gave away a set of new glass food containers all because it had the words Tiger on its plastic lid. She was afraid what the neighbours would think of her. Interestingly, he son works in 99 Speedmart and he took back this free gift meant for Tiger beer purchase. I am wondering if that was unethical of him to take away items from the store.

Thank you En Azlan for being so fair and encouraging in your promotion of Oriental Kopitiam. I think the food there is exotic and the service is excellent with competent management. It is a class of its own, a glutton ‘s paradise for food especially the Portuguese tarts and Nasi Lemak that even my grandsons enjoy in spite of being a little spicy!

@GreenPartyofMalaysia

7 ай бұрын

I think this is a case of mistaken identity - Imraz went to Oriental Kopi, not I. It’s beyond my budget as a B40 Warga Emas OKU

@GreenPartyofMalaysia

7 ай бұрын

@@imrazikhbal6484 I look forward to it, bro

Respect n salute 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️

Syabas, Imraz. Kudos to you and your team. Speak the truth and damn the bureaucracy and twisted administration.

This type of biz have long been practised in sabah and sarawak, if I am correct. I stand to be corrected.

Malaysia boleh. We are Malaysian. Stop money making jakim 😊😂

The ' halal' certificate is a racket to make money.

Same with Nirvana in Bangsar, mostly malays in the indian restaurant. No pork indian restaurant. But Bangsar is a melting pot. Bangsar is a T20 area, no middle class moralities apply here. Drop by during buka puasa, 100% of the tables reserved by Malays, and there is no JAKIM certification there. Actually, this is across most Bangsar eateries........

I wonder why many people don't like the ways of JAKIM. The people of this entity always do the things that most people hate or feel is too extreme. They are allocated billions of ringgit to execute their religion in ways that should make people view it positively. But no, they spend the money running around doing ludicrous and frivolous things.

I always wonder if there’s famine or a war going on , would Muslims eat food that is not halal certified. Especially if they see their children starving.

Yes, Malaysian way. 👍

"No Religion" is de Best "Religion !!" .. Just > *"Do Good, Avoid Evil, N Purify de MIND !!"* 🎯🎯🎯 ..

THE GREEN PARTY OF MALAYSIA Founded in 2011 by Azlan Adnan as a political party to advance the environmental agenda of environmental NGOs into the political landscape. We are NOT, I repeat, NOT associated with PAS or the recent Green Wave phenomenon. Green ideology goes back a long way in history but only formalised more recently though the work of Norwegian philosopher Arne Næss as a branch of environmental philosophy known as ‘deep ecology,’ a term coined by Næss himself, who, in turn, was deeply influenced by Rachel Carson's seminal 1962 book Silent Spring in his vision of deep ecology. Næss combined his ecological vision with Gandhian satyagraha (nonviolent resistance). My vision for the party is to have a non-race and non-religious based political party that appeals to Malaysians of all ethnicities, religious persuasion, urban or rural, young or old, T20, M40 or B40. In my lifetime alone, the global population has tripled from 2.7 billion to 8.01 billion. Thie tripling of the world population in 65 years has never happened before in the history of human civilisation. All the problems we see in the world today whether its pollution (in its various forms), rising prices and inflation, food shortages, climate change (rising temperatures and flooding), species extinction, habitat destruction or even natural resource depletion are all but aspects of one big problem - global over-population, There are no easy answers. That is why we promote geniocracy - a form of government characterised by creative problem-solving. For that to happen, there are three necessary conditions - noocracy (government by the wise), technocracy (government by the technically competent) and meritocracy (basically government by the best people for the job). We are at the opposite end of the political spectrum to kakistocracy (government by the inept and incompetent) and kleptocracy (government by self-serving opportunistic thieves). We had initially applied to register the party 12 years ago and last year we made a fresh application. Twelve years ago, I was advised by my political mentor, the late Haris Ibrahim, not to waste time and legal fees trying to get the party registered. After all, no Home Minister in his/her right mind would approve the registration of a competitor, particularly one whose ideology has potentially larger appeal to Malaysians than his own party. So, we decided to exist as a virtual party on social media, doing our bit to increase political literacy of Malaysians, inspiring other political parties to include environmental issues in their respective party manifestos. More about what we stand for may be viewed in this video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y5ZpyNSRZLqnYto.html Our stance hasn’t changed but its become increasingly more relevant and urgent as time passes. Azlan Adnan, CTM, MA International Business and Management, PG Cert Teaching Founder Green Party of Malaysia

@BabaYaga826

7 ай бұрын

Good to have you around.

@originone2696

7 ай бұрын

Thank you very much for your efforts. Wishing you & your group all the Best. Keep up your good works.👍👍👍

@afrangipani2786

7 ай бұрын

Thank you for your vision and your efforts. Political literacy is much needed for young and old!

@CitizenCan

7 ай бұрын

Anyone can put a sign "no pork, no lard". But is there any authoritative body who will actually regulate and do inspections to certify and verify that "no pork, no lard" sign?

NO PORK NO LARD RESTAURANT. GOOD BUSINESS.😊

I believe we should not question or belittle Malays or Muslims who do not wish to eat at no pork, no lard restaurants. It is their right and we need to respect that in a multiracial country. Halal Jakim is not a simple body existing to make it hard for eateries to acquire the certificate. It is a legitimate body that upholds the true and real principals of Islam. How do you know that the chicken and meat is slaughtered the Islamic way? What about the sauces and ingredients use? When serving food to Muslims everything has to be taken into consideration holistically. Just by having Malay waiters and seeing Malay customers eating at a restaurant is not justified at all.

@hakimrahman85

7 ай бұрын

This video is so misleading 🤦🏽‍♂️

Correct. The halal cert was just like a scam to frighten businesses. This is proof in the pudding where there is no need to pay for the cert to attract Muslim customers. A lot of people has been really conned.

Just subscribed. Let this GREEN WAVE wash our shores.

@GreenPartyofMalaysia

7 ай бұрын

THE GREEN PARTY OF MALAYSIA Founded in 2011 by Azlan Adnan as a political party to advance the environmental agenda of environmental NGOs into the political landscape. We are NOT, I repeat, NOT associated with PAS or the recent Green Wave phenomenon. Green ideology goes back a long way in history but only formalised more recently though the work of Norwegian philosopher Arne Næss as a branch of environmental philosophy known as ‘deep ecology,’ a term coined by Næss himself, who, in turn, was deeply influenced by Rachel Carson's seminal 1962 book Silent Spring in his vision of deep ecology. Næss combined his ecological vision with Gandhian satyagraha (nonviolent resistance). My vision for the party is to have a non-race and non-religious based political party that appeals to Malaysians of all ethnicities, religious persuasion, urban or rural, young or old, T20, M40 or B40. In my lifetime alone, the global population has tripled from 2.7 billion to 8.01 billion. Thie tripling of the world population in 65 years has never happened before in the history of human civilisation. All the problems we see in the world today whether its pollution (in its various forms), rising prices and inflation, food shortages, climate change (rising temperatures and flooding), species extinction, habitat destruction or even natural resource depletion are all but aspects of one big problem - global over-population, There are no easy answers. That is why we promote geniocracy - a form of government characterised by creative problem-solving. For that to happen, there are three necessary conditions - noocracy (government by the wise), technocracy (government by the technically competent) and meritocracy (basically government by the best people for the job). We are at the opposite end of the political spectrum to kakistocracy (government by the inept and incompetent) and kleptocracy (government by self-serving opportunistic thieves). We had initially applied to register the party 12 years ago and last year we made a fresh application. Twelve years ago, I was advised by my political mentor, the late Haris Ibrahim, not to waste time and legal fees trying to get the party registered. After all, no Home Minister in his/her right mind would approve the registration of a competitor, particularly one whose ideology has potentially larger appeal to Malaysians than his own party. So, we decided to exist as a virtual party on social media, doing our bit to increase political literacy of Malaysians, inspiring other political parties to include environmental issues in their respective party manifestos. More about what we stand for may be viewed in this video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y5ZpyNSRZLqnYto.html Our stance hasn’t changed but its become increasingly more relevant and urgent as time passes. Azlan Adnan, CTM, MA International Business and Management, PG Cert Teaching Founder Green Party of Malaysia

Anyone can put a sign "no pork, no lard". But is there any authoritative body who will actually regulate and do inspections to certify and verify that "no pork, no lard" sign?

Haha this is like every other kopitiam in Sabah. You should come here to see what is true "Muhibbah" and practicing the "1 Malaysia" concept in its truest form.

Do vegetarian restaurants need halal certificate?

Is JAKIM halal?

@GreenPartyofMalaysia

7 ай бұрын

Is extorting businesses halal?

@user-cr7yf3uk6z

7 ай бұрын

And they have a huge budget. Now becoming an economic planner under the XPM in waiting 😂

This is not "examplary". "Examplary" in the context of the land shd mean something internalised by non malays since a long time ago, specifically since merdeka, when the non malays on their own had sought to learn n understand n adopt the ways of the land; meaning in their own consciousness their outlets wld be of the expected norms of the malays, i.e. free of non halal matters, without at all having to put up a label "no pork, no lard". That is the meaning of (natural) integration i.e. integrating with the society of the land.

The certificate is just a rent-seeking procedure

@bisaboleh

6 ай бұрын

Jakim gets RM1.8 B funding a year from taxpayers. Who then pays them more for certification.

Only in Malaysia where you have Muslims who refuse to dine with a non-muslim in a non-halal restaurant. So everytime the non-muslim has to kowtow to the Malaysian muslims in choice of restaurant. Nah. Enough is enough.

@cheekiat8362

7 ай бұрын

Only in semenanjung . Sabah n Sarawak ok je.

@afrangipani2786

7 ай бұрын

Muslims are more comfortable and easy when the food is given the green light. Just be loving and go along, focus on the friendship. 😊

The problem is if Muslims serve its ok for Muslims to come but if there are no Muslim servers, will the Muslims still come over

@sunchanwang542

7 ай бұрын

Be patient, one step at a time

The non-Muslims should go to non-halal shops only. Pork is almost everyday dish, without pork the meal seems incomplete.

Can never happen in Tregungno.

@GreenPartyofMalaysia

7 ай бұрын

State with no Kereta lipang…

@sunchanwang542

7 ай бұрын

Never say never.

I have a question for you What if NO PORK, NO LARD but have ALCOHOL in food?

@GreenPartyofMalaysia

7 ай бұрын

Some Japanese restaurants use mirin (rice wine or other grain wine) in the preparation of sushi and sashimi. These are raw fish dishes - the alcohol helps to sterilise the fish flesh by killing germs. The alcohol content is insufficient to memamukkan or menghayalkan. The reason why some Japanese rrstaurants do not have a halal cerificate is because of this and also because they serve sake or Suntory whiskey and othef alcoholic drinks. A common misunderstanding among Muslims that is would ne useful to clarify here is about red wind vinegar, white wind vinegar and apple cider vinegar. They avoid these products bevause of wine and cider in thd name. Now to understand this, you need to have an appreciation of elementary biochemistry. ALL VINEGARS are made through a double fermentation process. In the first fermentation process, a starch (rice, wheat, barley, grapes) is fermented to break down (the technical term is ‘reduce’) the complex carbohydrates to simple sugars such as glucose (mostly) but also some fructose. Often, not all the starches (mostly polysaccharides) are broken down in monosaccharides but some disaccharides and oligosaccharides are also produces - this produces the unique taste profile of the end product. The glucose (mostly) is then fermented into ethanol, an alcohol with yeast. At this stage, alcoholic drinks such as mirin, rice wine, sake, whiskey, brandy, cider, beer and etc are produced, depending on what raw material you use to begin with. To make vinegar, a second round of fermentation is carried out where the ethanol is fermented and turns to acetic acid. Vinegar sold commercially usually is a 6-8% acetic acid solution with some unfermented sugars and maybe trace amounts of ethanol. You can also see this in aged tualang honey shere some of the glucose and fructose is turned into ethanol, not much less than 2% but enough to alter the taste profile. The amount of ethanol in commercial vinegars is very little, measured in parts per million (ppm), certainly not enough to inebriate you. The ‘wine’ in the terms red wine vinegar, white wine vinegar or rice wine vinegar is simply to denote the source raw material to make the respective vinegars. It won’t become vinegar until most of the ethanol is converted to acetic acid.

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This is Muhibbah

Allow me to correct you, bro. They may not serve pork or lard but that does not make it a certainty that their restaurant serve halal food. As a muslim yourself, you should know there are other criteria to ensure that the food one serve is halal or otherwise. For example- are the meat served slaughtered according to islamic rites, or the ingredients that they use - are they halal ? Pls refer to the religious authorities if u wish to influence people buying from non-halal certified restaurants. I've nothing against a non muslim establishment but we, as muslims must ensure about the "halalness" of what we consume.

Sini bukan tanah Melayu lagi? Apa tempat ni sekarang?

Ni sarcasm ka?

Hati halal is important than paper certificate halal, use brain😂

Bro, most important is the Cooks not the Waitress..!! Ingredients, not only pork or lard, other "bloody" ingredients, not the waitress yang justify! Who will justify kicap yg halal etc!? Dont talk about Quran, when you dont even bloody care or understand about what is halal..!!!

Astaghfirullah

Jangan libatkan JAKIM. Nasib baik ada JAKIM yg mengawal selia makanan halal dan haram. Benar dalam AlQuran tak sebut Halal certificate. Dalam AlQuran sebut makan makanan Halal dan Toyyibah. Maksud Toyyibah bersih dan suci. Kalau nak komen is up to you, don't be so liberal talking on Halal Food. Learn what is Halal and Toyyibah before you comments.

I think you tak hadam the purpose of halal certificate. No pork and no lard does not mean it is halal.. please go study

I still want halal certificate because JAKIM will check the place/food so that no pork / lard is served. Nowadays we have Christian Indonesian with tudung serving us food. Sorry I still would not go to that place to eat. Unless there are Malaysian Malays Muslim at the counter or serving us.

@GreenPartyofMalaysia

7 ай бұрын

FYI, all non-porcine livestock meant for commercial sale in Malaysia is mandated by law to be slaughtered in a halal-certified abbatoir. You don’t have to worry about ayam katok sold in any commercial establishment (either F8B outlet or supermarket) in Malaysia. The law protects us Muslims, jgn khuatir

As Muslim i still prefer to go to restaurant with Halal Certification by Jakim. Halal is not only about No Pork No Lard , what about other ingredients like the sauce or paste use in the cooking is the ingredients halal, if alcohol is added, and cleanliness, is the eggs washed before cooking and are there cooks Muslim at the kitchen . This video is Political , they just want to hantam Jakim a Muslim govt agency. As Muslim we support Jakim effort. A lot of non Muslim enterprises in the food industries always cheat like the kicap manufacturers. As Muslim we should not patronise this type of Restoren. There are lot of Halal and Indian Muslim business you can go.

@Monkey341

7 ай бұрын

Hello, don't always say other people cheat in doing business. As if you guys don't cheat. Please take note that most people caught cheating, stealing and corruption were your race, okay!

I don't go to halal restaurant because it is expensive because they have to pay high price for the license.

That's great news! I heard Oriental Kopi is in the process of applying for a Halal certificate. Soon, it will be a certified Halal restaurant!