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(Hard truth) Hui chinese gals wont like Syed Putra!
- Thread starter ilovechinesegal
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To huis, i am not a foreigner. I am one of them, but in disguise.
U nev saw the parents comment? They state that they dont even want their daughter to marry foreigners even he is a moslem. Diff living habits and non hui moslem must peel skin.
U must go over there, u stay too far away liao.... Remember to learn Chinese hah
Wah soo racists.....cannot even marry m&d mudslimes.....
Hui Chinese has taolism and confucianism belief. They also use joss stick and pray.
Then most Chinese parents keep to themselves because if the foriengers are dark skin, their offspring will become dark and won't look like Chinese. They won't say out because is racist comment.
I eat chinese food. Shark fin soup. Kway tiu. I should be ok. Joss stick is not a Problem.
Ok. Then another issues is language, u can speak fluent Chinese? If u can then u can brainwash them that the offspring don't look Chinese would be fine.
Another issues is dark skin, Chinese gals usually turn off but u need to be able speak Chinese and brainwashed them.
I already got this planned. But first, i will need her to behave more like chinese han girls and wear sexy clothes.
This is my target. No need to speak mandarin. She speak malay.
NATION
'I am not a convert, I am a Hui, a Muslim from China, and I speak BM fluently'
By Nurul Sabrina JamaliMay 31, 2023 @ 12:11pm
KUALA LUMPUR: A woman who is originally from China and a Muslim from birth caught the attention of netizens recently for her ability to speak Bahasa Malaysia fluently.
The woman who only wishes to be known as Min, 27, is originally from Lanzhou, Gansu in China and she has impressed many with her fluent spoken BM, even with the northern, Kelantanese, and Terengganu lingo thrown in.
Min and her family have been living in Gombak since she was a little girl as her parents were furthering their studies at Universiti Islam Antarabangsa Malaysia (UIAM) in 1990.
She revealed that her family are born Muslims and are of the Hui ethnic group in China.
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"My parents were very interested in pursuing Islamic Studies but in China, it was difficult for them to do so there as the opportunity was limited.
"When my parents were offered scholarships to further their studies at UIAM, my parents did not bat an eyelid and immediately decided to move the family to Malaysia. My father had initially received an offer to further his studies in Libya but he was more keen towards Malaysia for its rich culture and heritage," she said when contacted by Harian Metro yesterday.
Min said that she lived in a housing area and community that was predominantly Malay, which helped her in her command of the Malay language.
In school, she made friends with everyone.
"Many of my friends are Malay, so I am very comfortable and at ease speaking BM when conversing with them.
"While I was in primary school, my teacher was shocked to hear me speaking BM. She thought that I was Malay.
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Min's story has garnered a lot of attention especially after she uploaded a video on TikTok where she spoke in BM, English and Mandarin fluently.
The video that was uploaded attracted the attention of many netizens who expressed their awe and amazement at her ability.
Min said many people commented asking all sorts of questions because they were obviously very curious.
"Until there were those who even asked me I was the result of a mixed parentage. And how I was able to accept and embrace Islam, and if my parents gave their blessings for me to convert to Islam.
"Many netizens have forwarded such questions and I am amused, entertained even. I'm fine with it," she said.
Min said that she had easily adapted to life in Malaysia.
"I eat just about anything, and I love durian, nasi kerabu, tempoyak, tomyam. I like hot and spicy food," she said.
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ChinachineseMuslimBahasa MalaysiaHuiLanzhouGansuChinanasikerabutempoyaktomyamIlikeNewStraitsTimesPressMBhdHuiethnicKelantaneseTerengganuManynetizensBMEnglishUniversitiIslamAntarabangsaMalaysiaMuslimsIslamicStudies
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I think some holy hui go to msia study Moslem becos china lack of it. U can able to find them easily but usually they are holy and wear hijab kind.I already got this planned. But first, i will need her to behave more like chinese han girls and wear sexy clothes.
This is my target. No need to speak mandarin. She speak malay.
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'I am not a convert, I am a Hui, a Muslim from China, and I speak BM fluently'
By Nurul Sabrina Jamali
May 31, 2023 @ 12:11pm
The woman who only wishes to be known as Min, 27, is originally from Lanzhou, Gansu in China and she has impressed many with her fluent spoken BM, even with the northern, Kelantanese, and Terengganu lingo thrown in. - Courtesy pic
KUALA LUMPUR: A woman who is originally from China and a Muslim from birth caught the attention of netizens recently for her ability to speak Bahasa Malaysia fluently.
The woman who only wishes to be known as Min, 27, is originally from Lanzhou, Gansu in China and she has impressed many with her fluent spoken BM, even with the northern, Kelantanese, and Terengganu lingo thrown in.
Min and her family have been living in Gombak since she was a little girl as her parents were furthering their studies at Universiti Islam Antarabangsa Malaysia (UIAM) in 1990.
She revealed that her family are born Muslims and are of the Hui ethnic group in China.
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"My parents were very interested in pursuing Islamic Studies but in China, it was difficult for them to do so there as the opportunity was limited.
"When my parents were offered scholarships to further their studies at UIAM, my parents did not bat an eyelid and immediately decided to move the family to Malaysia. My father had initially received an offer to further his studies in Libya but he was more keen towards Malaysia for its rich culture and heritage," she said when contacted by Harian Metro yesterday.
Min said that she lived in a housing area and community that was predominantly Malay, which helped her in her command of the Malay language.
In school, she made friends with everyone.
"Many of my friends are Malay, so I am very comfortable and at ease speaking BM when conversing with them.
"While I was in primary school, my teacher was shocked to hear me speaking BM. She thought that I was Malay.
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Min's story has garnered a lot of attention especially after she uploaded a video on TikTok where she spoke in BM, English and Mandarin fluently.
The video that was uploaded attracted the attention of many netizens who expressed their awe and amazement at her ability.
Min said many people commented asking all sorts of questions because they were obviously very curious.
"Until there were those who even asked me I was the result of a mixed parentage. And how I was able to accept and embrace Islam, and if my parents gave their blessings for me to convert to Islam.
"Many netizens have forwarded such questions and I am amused, entertained even. I'm fine with it," she said.
Min said that she had easily adapted to life in Malaysia.
"I eat just about anything, and I love durian, nasi kerabu, tempoyak, tomyam. I like hot and spicy food," she said.
Keywords:
ChinachineseMuslimBahasa MalaysiaHuiLanzhouGansuChinanasikerabutempoyaktomyamIlikeNewStraitsTimesPressMBhdHuiethnicKelantaneseTerengganuManynetizensBMEnglishUniversitiIslamAntarabangsaMalaysiaMuslimsIslamicStudies
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I will introduce them to my kind of muslim. New modern type.
What is your modern type? Even they are holy, most also wanna go china and marry Chinese leh.
If it is too troublesome, i will just hang out with han chinese girls. They really know how to have some fun.
Go sinkie find. Easier. As long rich and can speak English and can sweet talk them. Msian han Chinese girls don't really like Moslem and they are also more stick to Chinese.
wuhan whores will welcum all.
He thought as long he is Moslem he can able to reach them but in reality, in general, chink see colour! Of cuz, who want a darker offspring that totally don't look chink!
If i go to china, i will be like this black man. Chinese girls will surround me.including huis.
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