ARAB HOSPITAL VISITS | Anwar Jibawi

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[Anwar]

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[JackLove]

love such culture ! Like u never alone & sad & always social, you should be proud of such culture.

[uatiger]

I am not an Arab but a Pakistani. And I can perfectly relate to this. This is so true of the culture in our region.

[moinjhu]

Is nobody going to talk about Anwar's mom's acting skills, she is funny without trying to look funny. My favorite mom on internet :)

[quranchannel]

As Somalia woman who had her first born in Hospital I can relate to this as I had almost the whole family in the delivery room. SubhanaALLAH the beauty is unimaginable ❤️

[popthatbeep]

This made me cried. Hated it back then, now I miss it. Plus the money the relatives give you for idk why lol. Alhamdulillah, thank you God for this life

[Linkzelda]

I'm in Morocco right now. I absolutely love middle eastern families they would go above and beyond for there kids. Hospitality and warmth are a big thing with Arabic people.

[travelmantv]

Am from Africa and I can perfectly relate to you video. When you get sick or hospitalised you can literally get the whole community visiting you at the hospital. The sickness will regret having you 😂😂😂

[marufrahmandigital]

Same here in Bangladesh. I just got out of spinal surgery and everybody was tensed and praying, tears all around pre-surgery, but post-surgery days have been some of the best days in my life with friends, family, food and whatnot, almost like a week-long party. The nurses and ward security sometimes had to interfere.

[useduser]

I can’t when the grandma massage his hand 😂😂😂. I’m no Arab but here in Asia we just relate. The whole fam just hanging out like they are having a picnic in the room 😂

[brianbyaruhanga]

The way Anwar's Mum puts on a serious face while doing this is just priceless. Keep it up Anwar.

[ginaoj]

Omg 😂😂😂😂😂
As a Nigerian, i can relate with this video. My people would come with loud prayers and alternative treatment, advice and meds too 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[AliO]

I love how he incorporates his mom in his skits and she wears hajiab! Mashallah!!

[rlhfktr]

As a Arab this is you Anwar for representing us in a funny light 😁

[danalmariti]

Same in Africa. My sister was hospitalized and needed a rest. I went to the hospital and found nearly all our relatives in her room. I had to send everyone home. It is a show of concern for a family member.

[karimaldalalie]

As an Arab Yemeni, I can relate can’t stop laughing 😂

[mohamedabdelmotalgad]

ي سلللاااااام مقلوبة ، الدبكة ، والله انا نحبكم ي اهل فلسطين ❤

[offlinegamer]

as an Algerian, i can perfectly relate to my Palestinian brother, the accuracy is on point ( the granny with the Olive oil that can heal EVERYTHING, this is perfection) the exact same thing happened to my brother in the hospital ( minus the beautiful bride) we are just a big big family and we to socialize, that was very funny !

[yayalubnan]

You know he isn’t actually exaggerating, I have visited people in the hospital before and I have seen the hospital workers surprised/impressed by how many people showing ups to visit a patient, proud of our culture.

[MrSelaabkhan]

As an Afghan we share this beautiful culture and religion. Similar scenarios are a daily occurrence in Afghan circle. Anwar and his mom adds a very funny side to it to make us laugh. Thank you team. One of greatest skits.