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A journey through Malaysia comes close to fulfilling the fantasies of travelers seeking deserted paradise beaches and jungle explorations with a machete in hand. This diversity of landscapes coexists with the towering skyscrapers of Malaysian cities. Despite the country’s modernity, traditions hold an important place in Malaysian society.
Silat is a martial art that is an integral part of Malaysian cultural practices. The richness of this martial art, whose historical origins remain uncertain, is expressed through the beauty of the costumes and the music that accompanies the self-defense techniques. There is also a spiritual dimension to this art, as practitioners must master not only the design of weapons, the principles of physics, and anatomy, but also religious precepts, with communal prayers being part of the practice.
Silat is a martial art that is an integral part of Malaysian cultural practices. The richness of this martial art, whose historical origins remain uncertain, is expressed through the beauty of the costumes and the music that accompanies the self-defense techniques. There is also a spiritual dimension to this art, as practitioners must master not only the design of weapons, the principles of physics, and anatomy, but also religious precepts, with communal prayers being part of the practice.
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00:00Thank you for listening.
03:27Traditionally, before warming up, the class begins and ends with the execution of a bongar by
03:34all students present. It is the mark of respect for the teacher giving the class.
03:39Bunga is a combination of movements and steps which are the base teachings of Silat Fatani.
03:49Like many martial arts, different ranks are recognizable by the belt won by practitioners, called the Pesilat.
03:56This system has been redesigned and redeveloped since 2002.
04:01This has allowed to better restructure the teaching of Silat Fatani to make it more accessible for each of its practitioners in the world.
04:09Today, it is divided into seven ranks, each marked by a different belt couple.
04:31There is no prerequisite for the practice of Silat. Everyone can take part in this martial art.
04:40It helps to develop certain qualities such as flexibility, speed, strength and concentration.
04:46But for the Malay, Silat is not just to create athletes or fighters.
04:51It also helps to build oneself on a human level with values such as altruism or fraternity.
04:59Silat Fatani is one of the most artistic forms of Silat.
05:03Many people confuse these supple movements with those of dance moves.
05:12During training, some of the Pesilat are grouped by level to enable everyone to progress at their own pace.
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05:22It's 15, it's 15.
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05:41All the Malayers must learn their siddharth, because the siddharth can be really safe, good and healthy.
05:52And the traditional siddharth is very, very good for the life of Malay.
06:11At the end of training,
06:40sometimes the master decides to sit his students in a circle and to call upon one or more students to the center to test their skills.
07:00The student is called to the center of the circle, and the teacher asks him to do a banga, a jurus, the bua pukul, meaning techniques, or even a tempur, which means fighting.
07:12Everything is possible as long as it was seen during training.
07:16In addition to a test, it also helps develop self-confidence.
07:20Whether the student fails or succeeds, he will be encouraged and applauded by all the others.
07:26When the students were sent to the center, he would be encouraged to motivate him.
07:30We can find out a boy outside of the distance between a young individual and a young individual.
07:34Here they are.
07:36How do you want to maintain it?
07:38What do you want to maintain it?
07:39There are a horse and a young man in the center of the center of the center of the center.
07:42Oh
10:42The British architect Howard Ashley and Malaysians Hisham al-Bakri and Bahrudan Kasim are behind
11:04this original structure of the mosque.
11:11Beyond the mosque are the tombs of well-known Malay public figures where Muslims sometimes
11:32come to pray.
11:45According to the notoriety of the deceased public figure, they will be buried more or
11:49less far from the mosque.
12:19As Muslims are the majority in Malaysia, it is normal to find stores that are tailored
12:37to the dress code of this religion, so it is not uncommon to find many who sell, among other
12:42items, veils for women.
13:15Recognizable by its all-blue façade, the Central Market is a market that has existed
13:32since 1888, and it has been classified as a National Heritage Site.
13:39It is right next to the metro station, Pasar Seny.
13:43Inside, you can buy a wide variety of arts or crafts, such as the kabayas, a traditional
13:49blouse worn by women in Malaysia, and authentic Malaysian souvenirs.
14:04But what you find most in this market is something to eat and drink.
14:11Chicken, beef, or mutton are the main meat dishes with rice or noodles, which are present
14:33in each dish.
14:55You will find spices in all food preparations to complement the fine flavor, sometimes
15:00with coconut milk.
15:02Very spicy dishes are often accompanied by cucumber to mitigate the effect.
15:14In Indonesian cooking, soto is a traditional soup made from broth, meat, and vegetables.
15:21Interior, Coron garlic叫做汤.
15:26sobre汤,鳃池,鳸,鳥,鳥,鳥.
15:35種,鳥.
15:37Sometimes tournaments are organized between clubs, specifically Silat Seni competitions.
15:59Seni literally means art.
16:02The purpose of this competition is to focus on the art of combat and not only on its sports side.
16:32It's a great opportunity to focus on the sport of combat and not only on its sports.
16:39It's a great opportunity to focus on the sport and the sport.
16:44It's a great opportunity to focus on the sport.
16:51A communal prayer is done before the opening and closing of the competition.
17:16In general, at large events such as this, one or even a few people are designated to conduct the prayers.
17:23.
17:30. . .
17:42In the Silat, you have a discipline, and you can think of the good thing,
17:48not do the bad thing.
17:50Because in the Silat, after you have a stamina strong, good,
17:54and you can think of the good things,
17:57and you can go straight to the good thing for your life.
18:12At the third time, Muazzam from Pandai Tanah and Pandai Tanah.
18:37Next...
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18:55Film your experience in the M.P.N.N.
19:00...
19:32In a Malay wedding, Silat is at the heart of the ceremony as a demonstration is part
19:42of the ritual.
19:43It is steeped in local culture and this is why you will always see the Silat at a wedding.
19:49This is called Silat Pulut, a form of Silat almost playful, used to entertain the meeting
19:56or the Penge Ten Silat, which literally means the Silat of the newlyweds.
20:22During demonstrations, real weapons are used for the occasion.
20:27Therefore, a careful precision, mastery of the art and body is necessary to successfully
20:33avoid accidents.
20:52Even the storage of weapons is done with care and caution.
21:06In the wedding tradition, Malays, especially in villages, customarily invite everyone without
21:22exception.
21:23It is in the spirit of sharing and joy after their demonstration, the Pesilat also join
21:40in the celebration.
21:55Pesilat is in the territory of the Old Town of France and the Second Man in the
21:56cambio.
21:57All right.
22:20The Pradhana Botanical Gardens, better known by their old name of Lake Gardens, is one
22:30of the oldest and most popular parks in Kuala Lumpur.
22:35Situated on the edge of town, this is where the British elite built their elegant houses
22:39in the colonial era.
22:42In early 2016, the gardens were added in a structure made of bamboo.
22:48The architect Elena Jamil created this meeting place by having the desire to inspire the
22:53community to use this sustainable building material, which today is only rarely found
22:59in the architecture of modern Malaysia.
23:04One of the attractions of the park is its lake, which is surrounded by lush vegetation on a
23:0892-hectare area and offers a refreshing atmosphere.
23:14Flowered hills and beautiful trails are popular with joggers and families who like to walk.
23:22The gardens also offer the opportunity to stroll in the middle of the bird park.
23:27The new paths of the park.
23:28The new landscape is one of the most important cookies.
23:30One of the attractions of Disneyland in Kuala Lumpur, which is literally the whole
23:31town of the park.
23:32The old school is a beautiful park.
23:33The vaccinated campsites were cut popular in the district, with a popular park in the
23:35area of the park.
23:36The newựjarn'slock is a wonderful town in the neighborhood of the park.
23:37The friendly van was an сложно-town and the park is a special event.
23:38So that a very close touch in the park.
23:39The park was more easingly job of the park.
23:40The park went and then soaked up the park.
23:41And then there was a beautiful town in the park.
23:41The park was mainly sheltered in the park.
23:42The park wasあります in the park.
23:44Let's go of the park.
23:45Ally, Alisa, Alisa, Alisa!
24:02One more time.
24:06Don't be a kid.
24:08The old Kuala Lumpur railway station has a remarkable architecture mixing eastern and western styles.
24:26Just steps from the National Mosque, it is one of the main historical monuments of the area.
24:33The building, constructed in 1886, blends Moorish, Indian and Victorian architecture.
24:41It has turrets, domes, minarets and different scrolls, which leaves no one indifferent.
24:48As the station is still in use, the role of the main station is now up to KL Central.
25:03Honored in trying to find crucial pieces of ceiling on the steps in the building.
25:09Now the building to the building will be a master of space, due to the working contest,
25:17the building will burn to the building.
25:21The building will be intact with the city coming into small ranges from the mountains,
25:55The mayor of Kuala Lumpur offers a new style of architecture for the time, a style coming from Great Britain, a true merger between the local Mughal style and the Victorian Gothic Revival style.
26:55This is why you also see churches or Indian temples in Kuala Lumpur.
27:02The mayor of Kuala Lumpur.
27:09The mayor of Kuala Lumpur.
27:16The mayor of Kuala Lumpur is at the moment of Kuala Lumpur.
27:53Malaysia enjoys a spectacular natural environment, housing a large number of plants and exotic animals.
28:04Malaysia is one of 17 countries with the greatest biodiversity in the world.
28:23Malaysia enjoys a small number of plants.
28:25Malaysia enjoys a small number of plants and plants.
29:01Itani features many facets, artistic, sports, martial, self-defense, and a philosophical feature, which offers the Pesilat a wide range of knowledge.
29:31Itani features many of the Pesilat a wide range of knowledge.
30:01Itani features many of the Pesilat a wide range of knowledge.
30:31Itani features many of the Pesilat a wide range of knowledge.
31:01the teacher wants to demonstrate to its practitioners
31:04that it is possible to use them in a great number of situations
31:07that can seem as complicated as defending oneself in a river.
31:22Many of the techniques used during training can be used in this situation.
31:31I'm on a racer for this.
31:33I'm trying to get into that, to be honest with you
31:37and not to help others.
31:40I don't think you should never be able to do that.
31:42I'm somebody who has got a care of.
31:44I don't think you should have met the energetically
31:48or something like that.
31:51I'm going to skip the turn of the car
31:55for this situation.
31:57I'm going to kill you from the camera.
31:59Even after such a workout, the Pesilat and their teacher always smile, as if they were
32:19barely tired.
32:21Nothing beats a good relaxing time after all the hard training.
32:29It's just a good way to do that.
32:36It's the best time to do that.
32:39It's fun.
32:44It's fun.
32:55The Pesilat and the instructor constitute a family.
33:04If learning Silat is very rigorous and demanding, the codes no longer exist when it comes to
33:09enjoying time together.
34:09The Putra Light Rail Transit in Kuala Lumpur is a fully automated line in operation since
34:351998 for the first 14.1 km.
34:40In 1999, 14.9 km were added, making it one of the longest automated lines in the world.
34:46The Pesilat and the Pesilat and the World is a fully automated line in the video of the
34:59world.
35:30The Petronas Twin Towers were designed by the Argentinian architect Cesar Pelli.
35:45Inaugurated in 1998, they measure 451.9 meters and have 88 floors.
35:53An accessible steel bridge connects visitors with the two towers 170 meters above the ground.
36:02At dusk, Kuala Lumpur becomes a city of light.
36:06The buildings of this modern city simply sparkle in the night.
36:11Besides the Petronas Towers, the modern symbol of Kuala Lumpur, the fact remains that the
36:17other buildings of the city are impressive and even the neon signs that you can see for
36:21miles in some neighborhoods.
36:30Shopping malls are in abundance in Kuala Lumpur and are often impressive in their size.
36:36From the most affordable brand to the most luxurious, everything is there.
36:43We'll see you all.
37:29Silat Fatani trainings can take place day or night.
37:50Here, we find ourselves in a covered market.
37:52The Silat approach makes it an appropriate discipline for women and children.
38:01There is a very large number in the Malay world.
38:03There is a very large number in the Malay world.
38:15There is a large number in the Malay world.
38:22In the South, the country of Malaysia is different from the South.
38:29Because the North is more for Melayu.
38:34In the South is more for like Indonesian style.
38:40It is different from the South.
38:43Because in the North is the tradition of the Malay, Silat.
38:48Because it is a war with a country of Siap and the warriors come in the North.
38:57And the down of Malaysia is so many, so many style Silat more for like Minangkabau, Jawa, this different.
39:06Like in a competition, each class begins with a prayer.
39:32As in Malaysia, Islam takes on an important part in Silat Fatani without necessarily being a prerequisite for practicing the martial art.
39:41In Malaysia, we have one leader of Silat is named Pesaka.
39:50Pesaka is control of Silat in Malay.
39:54Whatever in the style of Silat there must go to Pesaka first.
40:00Pesaka!
40:02Pesaka!
40:06Pesaka!
40:08Pesaka!
40:10Pesaka!
40:12Pesaka!
40:13Pesaka!
40:14Pesaka!
40:15three!
40:16Pesaka!
40:17Three!
40:18Pesaka!
40:19Three!
40:20Free!
40:21V necessarily!
40:22Why are they not fail to pay attention!
40:24Three!
40:25Three!
40:26Fourth!
40:27One!
40:28Good!
40:29Five!
40:30Three!
40:31Three!
40:32Two!
40:33Four!
40:34Four!
40:35Five!
40:36Five!
40:37The master makes the students repeat a series of kicks and punches that are not part of
40:53the codified training specific to Senigayang Fetani because everything is not always codified
40:59but they are important exercises.
41:01Okay, let's go.
41:07Practice is okay.
41:09Practice is okay.
41:11Okay, ready?
41:13Go!
41:19Okay, 1.
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42:30The different style of Silat is like I said, like this style, movement, attacking, technique, this style.
42:41But the first, the first in the last-last is only Silat, the name only Silat.
42:48After that come, the Sam Wang come and put the Silat Gayung, Silat Linca, Silat Pemtani, this first name is Silat.
42:58They are all same, only the technique, they are different, this style, different style than Silat in Malaysia.
43:14At the end of each training, the Pesilat honor elders in this way. It is Malaysian custom.
43:28I thought I was doing it to be fair, that's amazing!
43:33I thought I was doing it to be fair, that's amazing!
43:47Let it be fair, that was able to pay for the ...
43:52Oh no!
43:53Mh, what is on game?
43:54Oh no!
43:56Oh no!
43:58Oh no!
43:59Oh no!
44:00Oh no!
44:01Oh no!
44:02So you're the one!
44:04Oh no!
44:06Oh no!
44:07Oh no!
44:08Oh no!
44:10Besides places of worship, it is possible to see how different cultures coexist in Kuala
44:37Lumpur in different neighborhoods. In Chinatown, it is possible to find shops of all kinds.
44:44In between its alleyways, you'll find the improbable fruit sellers.
45:07In Chinatown, we'll be able to draw
45:30I'm gonna go, I'm gonna go, I'm gonna go, I'm gonna go.
46:00The passage from one rank to another is done in front of the elders and other
46:05teachers of Silat. For students having a black belt and for reasons of fairness,
46:10Sigu Hali prefers that students be evaluated by someone other than himself.
46:16This is an opportunity to bring senior officers or the old to validate the
46:22passage of one belt to another. During the passage from one rank to another, the
46:27demonstration of weapons is very important, especially the Keras.
46:34Another weapon is presented, the Karambit.
46:57We have to represent the Keras, which is the Keras.
47:04We do not have to select the Keras, but we do not have to select the Keras.
47:09We have to look at the Keras.
47:12It is become a military military duty.
47:19The simulation allows to see the mastery of weapons by the Pesilat.
47:45The simulation of the Pesilat is the destination of the Pesilat.
48:00Let's go.
48:30RAH!
48:36RAH!
48:37RAH!
48:38RAH!
48:40Oh!
48:41What's this, yo?
48:42What's this?
48:43Eh.
48:43Eh.
48:47I'm going to take a break here.
48:49Great.
48:50Oh, I want you to take a break on the back.
48:53I'm not going to take a break, I'm not going to take a break.
48:55So, I'm going to take a break.
48:57All right.
48:57I hope you can come to Malaysia and learn the silat.
49:27I hope you can learn the silat in Malaysia.
49:57At the end of the rite of rank passage examination, the elders talk with the pesilat and share their experience.
50:28Modern Kuala Lumpur in the industrial heart, financial and cultural development center lives on without forgetting tradition.
50:37This mainly Muslim city does not forget other religions.
50:40It instills a climate that allows them to coexist.
50:43The Malay culture perpetuates the tradition of silat fatani through its teachers and pesilat.
50:50Suitable for men, women and children, it will endure over time and the benefits of silat fatani make this the martial art of choice.
50:58Music.
50:59Music.
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