10 Reasons Why We Moved to the UAE And Why You Should Too! || Chai With My Bhai

[@RighteousnRich]

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[@wagwan6248]

Link doesn’t work

[@RighteousnRich]

@@wagwan6248 Should be working now Akhi

[@appie210]

You probably have to pay for your advise everything your doing is pay then play if it is halal then its ok

[@biochemclasses5613]

How can people of other profession can move there... everyone have their own circumstances

[@saracentiano]

So now we are okay with normalising ties with is real and eating at KFC and McDs coz they are halal? Rather live in the UK where I know my devil than somewhere where I turn into shaytan myself.

[@EconomicsDomain]

Do not forget what the UAE government is doing in Sudan, Somalia and how they're complicit in what is happening in Gaza right now.

[@ponderingspirit1475]

They've been providing aid to Palestine and made bakeries at the Rafah border, so you're incorrect about them being complicit. And what have they been doing in Sudan and Somalia?

[@siduk2636]

@@ponderingspirit1475 Sudan its a known fact the UAE started the problems and is continuing the chaos. The UAE government continues to invest and work with zionist entities. You can lie about the UAE being a good government but go online and simply look at the 'shariah' interest rates and compare them to nob sharia- literally the same.

[@whysoserious6641]

What did they do in somalia ?

[@usmanbarak2615]

@@ponderingspirit1475but Dubai literally advertises and promotes Israeli products… so they provide aid but also put money and gold into the Zionists pockets. How do you spin that exactly? Why are they allow to enter Dubai a Muslim country, but Muslims are not free to visit Israel?

[@johnelway9879]

@@whysoserious6641 they’ve hired blackwater to push their interests as well as funding AS. They’re also building an army similar to the RSF which takes command directly from them hence why they are extremely unpopular in Somalia. Some of their soldiers were killed as a result which caused them to pull back their funding etc.

[@SohaibAshraf]

Completely agree - there's always someone going to nitpick on one negative and ignore all the pros; the main thing is to make a plan and act on it if you are serious about moving. For me 1. There's so much to do here. 2. Travel is great - been to 8 countries in middle east in last year, flights are like £100-200 each time. 3. I work in tech/startups and Islamic finance which is a growing ecosystem here. 4. I can see my mosque from the window which is a 30-second walk, and I live in downtown Dubai. 5. My parents love to visit and it's nice for them to get out the UK. 6. The weather is so nice (in winter at least)

[@user-yf5je1dn1q]

just wondering if you have knowledge of starting a business here given that you work with startups brother. Could it be harder for people to move if their business idea isn't a massive startup and is more of a part-time passion project?

[@saraAFA_]

Absolute false advertising. I know kids whose hearts are attached to the masjid and they never left the U.K. the same way I lived in the uae and the mosques close after salah! No activities no halaqaat, nothing! The kids hearts are tied to the malls. This promise of Islamic utopia in the UAE is utter B.S. everyone is looking for a easy fix. There js none, you must do the work wherever you are. You can emigrate to the uae- I did. But don’t expect an Islamic utopia! Infact you’ve got to work a LOT harder in your kids because arabs believe in teaching Islam to their children only when they start their period or their voice breaks. So kids raised in the west who have been wearing hijab since year3 get to Dubai only to find their Muslim friends telling them they don’t have to wear jt. Bruh, don’t get sold a false dream. Leave if you can, if you want, but, DO THE WORK WHEREVER YOU ARE.

[@lky4414]

Did you live in dubai? How did you find it ?

[@jjassy752]

Well said

[@UMAIRRAJA90]

Because These MADkhalis worship rulers of UAE and Saudi. So the gonna sell Dubai.

[@Dr.KhizarShabir-dl1ho]

I agree, can't believe this nonsense.

[@niemanazwyx139]

Totally true, made hijra to the uae had to explain why there is much more fitnah to my children

[@thepromiseistrue1552]

Guys say Allahumma Barik

[@nasraabdi7726]

Get Ustadh Tim humble in ur podcast

[@strangetraveller7399]

Timmy tim 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@WeEducateAndTutor]

One more thing, you guys promote Dubai and Sharjah only. Have you checked out Fujairah and Khourfakkan? Much more conservative places and beautiful environment, mosques and beaches. Loads or duroos in the area as well.

[@gurabah915]

SubhunAllah my aunt has been living there for 30 years. She told me along time ago, you will see a lot of bad things in Dubai but better than that is you see Islam..InshAllah me and family move there soon

[@ani92M]

Asalaamualaykum - great video! The idea moving to Dubai has been on my mind for a very long time now. Would be a dream to move to a Muslim country especially as a revert. I would simply love just to pray my 5 salah in the masjid with no distractions. However, I've been trying to apply for jobs in Dubai but not much luck in finding any credible recruitment agencies, I was wondering if you knew of any? Would be great help, barakAllahu feekum

[@intergalacticbnb]

Bayt Naukrigulf GulfTalent

[@maazmustafa2322]

The only thing I like about that country ia that u can bring ur old parents there to live with u.... In other countries there is an issue and they usually get a family visa which means the max stay they can have on 1 visit is 90 days approx

[@mohammedzakarianurulislam345]

I’m from Bangladesh I live in UAE Ajman since birth 42 Years and Saudia Arabia UAE AMONG the best countries to live in every where every corner there is Masajid that is the best part to live here which u cannot find in the west

[@zed8z]

If you have a strong faith than you can find mosque anywhere in the world not just there, it’s just the lavish and life style that’s what attracts people to move there. You can find night clubs, brothel, and drinks easily available there.

[@Altioale]

@@zed8zTotally agree with you mosques are everywhere but the vibes aren’t everywhere. You can be good Muslim and live in a non Muslim country but you’ll forever be a minority. Friday, Eid, Ramadan adhan, non naked women (most parts), no lgtv propaganda books for the kids, halal meat everywhere (slaughtered meat not just pork) etc. There are a lot of Muslim countries with good life standard, planning to move to Sharjah UAE in near future IA because of low tax rate and very simple Visa. Also everything isn’t as easy as it sounds it will be challenging financially physically and mentally but at the end it will be worth it.

[@zed8z]

@@Altioale I’ve lived there so I know how it is, everything’s so expensive. You should be earning 20,000 to survive and decent family will never move there if they know how indecency it is everywhere. You can defund all you want but many have left and moved on.

[@Altioale]

@@zed8z I didn’t disagree with your statement. Financially is from person to person but there has been high prices in the whole world even in Sweden where I live. 20k in what currency? I do think UAE citizens would disagree with you cuz they have opportunities u don’t have ( I assume you’re non UAE citizen). Bad stuff are everywhere always existed will always exist but you just can’t compare places like Sharjah to western countries in terms of fitna. I’m not saying UAE is the best Muslim country but they do have simple residency Visa process and low tax rate compared to other Muslim countries. I’m sure there are better Muslim countries than UAE. Why did u leave and where did you move to if I might ask? I hope you find tranquility wherever you go. Alahumma amiin

[@zed8z]

@@Altioale I moved to turkey.. better than any country.

[@Casa43635]

Dawah man use to talk about the deen and the issue of Palestine. It’s seems the brother has been influenced into the lavish lifestyle of Dubai and the Middle East in general.

[@Zazezoo]

He still talks about the deen as well as covers many others topics. Perhaps he makes duah for Palestine in private, so he doesn’t have to talk about Palestine 24/7. What scholar even does that? There’s many Muslims in the west who want to make Hijra or have financial issues and he’s advising them. There’s many issues Muslims are facing and he’s only one man, he needs a pat in the back for the effort. He’s always getting criticisms here. There’s nothing he can do right. Being a Muslim doesn’t mean live in poverty. He’s seeking knowledge where he is, so that he can teach as a student of knowledge.

[@Casa43635]

@@Zazezoo He only spoke about Palestine one time. Omar Suleiman, Usamah ad dahabi they all talk about Palestine constantly. Palestine should be priority for every Muslim. They are dying of starvation on top of being bombed. Every Muslim should talk about Palestine unless of course it’s not priority for them. The fact that you said we should not about them shows your luck of empathy for Muslims suffering.

[@nahzik]

​@mohamedabdi1802 why only Palestine? Yes, our brothers and sisters need us, but what about other countries, like Sudan. Is that a priority for you? Do you think it should be a priority for every Muslim? Stop trying to find fault in everyone and assume the best.

[@Casa43635]

@@nahzik Don’t start what aboutism. If you put yourself in the public prepare to be criticised. Take a chill pill. It’s just an advice, I wish nothing but good for him.

[@bexbaxter1321]

@@Casa43635you're the one who need to take a chill pill bro. just enjoy the video rather than commenting about him not talking about palestine more than once. yes, it's an issue, but your approach is wrong. and "what aboutism" as you put it is correct in this case because palestine shouldn't be the only priority for muslims.

[@argenin-xp4nh]

Yes, come to the UAE, the little israhell in the middle east!

[@nabeel8194]

FINALLY, been waiting for this one!! Alhumdulilah

[@Americanindubai]

I have been here for 3 years in UAE !🇦🇪

[@hassymiia6267]

North Africa be cheaper. Hijrah to Morocco, Egypt, Algeria. Closer to UK.

[@mhersi2dude]

If I had to make hijrah it would probably be Oman as of now, UAE seems way too inflated with tourists and a luxurious lifestyle Edit: People in the comments have informed of Ibadis in Oman so probs Qatar or UAE

[@Zazezoo]

Obviously not the entire place is touristic or modernised… they have scholars there … Shaykh Sualiman Af Ruhali said the best place to live after Saudi is Sharjah, UAE, due to mashaykh…

[@MegaKoolboys]

I don't think there are many jobs in Oman. Also, business why, I don't think it's as wealthy and business friendly as the UAE or Saudi

[@mhersi2dude]

Akhi your not making for work or money, but entirely for the sake of Allah. So in my case money isnt the issue@@MegaKoolboys

[@MegaKoolboys]

​@mhersi2dude yes but you can do that in the UAE too and have the dunya benefits.....

[@mhersi2dude]

@@MegaKoolboys Yeah for sure. Sharjah specifically is not a bad option either. I just dont like the trajectory of UAE in general with the growth of tourism and obviously meaning more kufar

[@Lights.Upon.Lights114]

HABIIIBI COME TO OMAN SALALAH ❤❤❤❤ I NEED TO MOVE THERE SOON INSHALLAH ❤❤❤

[@aibel99]

What do you do about parents who don't want to move? They moved to the UK/USA and made their lives there and now their offspring want to leave and go to a Muslim country. I want to go but I know I have to take care of my parents as they age. How have you dealt with this brother imran?

[@محمد-س3ك9ج]

very good question

[@truthtobetold9816]

If you are married, save your family and kids from hellfire whose fuel is rocks and humans. Take care of you and your family. Protect them from hell.

[@aibel99]

@truthtobetold9816 and you didn't address parents.. which was the main focus of my comment/question..

[@intergalacticbnb]

@@aibel99I would take my family first and have my parents visit for a month or more at a time. People tend to warm up to the idea when they see such stark contrasts going from one environment to the other.

[@aibel99]

@@intergalacticbnb nice. I will try inshallah.

[@therussianemirati]

Allahummabarik, minty episode! 😁

[@syedullah613]

Change what’s inside; don’t worry about outside.

[@haroonq2456]

29:00 75 per 1000 vs 10 per 10000 that is 75-fold

[@hnb2002]

One thing I’m struggling on is getting a finance job there. I’m quite early in career but got 3 years office experience and 1 year accounts. Can’t find a job without them needed high qualifications

[@Dr.KhizarShabir-dl1ho]

All your time you've complained about the "Fitna" in England and then you want people do move to Dubai or UAE and you are so chill about it and painting an entirely different picture about it as if you're being transported back to the Abbassid period in Baghdad.. What about the Abraham accord ? It's the money, quality of life, convenience that has taken you to UAE not really Islam.. Europe and America is where the real battles of the world will be won. Not turning into a silent, passive, non political, jubba- wearing brothers in UAE earning dollars. Oman is much more traditional and conservative than UAE if your genuinely looking for a conducive environment to raise a family but people understand what draws you to UAE.

[@aj3706]

The Manhaj of Islam is not according to Sunni, Oman is not a go to anyone with the understanding of Islam according to the three generations. so I’m not going to live somewhere we’re my children are taught the incorrect manhaj, which is Ibadi school of Islam. It’s hard to find fitna in UAE, only if you mingle with the places the non Muslims are occupying. Have you even been in Dubai? Kuwait, Qatar, Egypt but remember UAE has more to offer business wise and religious, if not Saudi Arabia then not a bad pick. Lgbtq is a greater fitna than whatever you can find in Dubai, seriously

[@expatMorocco2023]

Well said.

[@truthtobetold9816]

Europe and America are the places real battle will be won? Are you smoking brother recently? Where did u get this from? From your own understanding or from Imran Hussein? When Mahdi will arrive, your western governments will be the first one to put you on ECL

[@intergalacticbnb]

There are other emirates that are starkly different from Dubai

[@IBNOUJABAL]

Assalamu Alaikum Brothers, Thank you for your efforts and work. If you wish to promote something, it's crucial to be mindful of what you are endorsing. The brothers and sisters might follow your guidance because they trust you and believe you're recommending something you've personally tested and found beneficial for them. I spent two years in Dubai, and I absolutely do not recommend it to anyone. Brothers, do not sacrifice your Akhira b 3aradh of this Dunya. Assalamu Alaikum

[@niemanazwyx139]

Fully agree also made hijrah there falling for the nice stories which turned out not to be like they were presented

[@DO_DHIKR_RIGHT_NOW]

can you explain?@@niemanazwyx139

[@hussainahmedsherpuri]

I live in UK from Bangladesh but Singapore and Malaysia and Indonesia are far better places to live for Muslims.

[@abuabdullah9854]

Somalia is also a good place to make Hijrah to إن شاء الله

[@Anonymous-yh4ho]

Fear Allah and stop causing division among the Muslims. There's no such thing as "Somaliland". Even the mashaayikh who live and teach in Northern Somalia don't refer to it as such.

[@المجرتيني]

nations in general are causing division among the muslims@@Anonymous-yh4ho

[@redman6790]

There is an irony to trying to be being apolitical by referring to it as Somaliland. Like the commenter above said, an arbitrary border by Kufr (who do not even recognise these outdated lines drawn from a hall in Berlin in late 19th century). Nationalism was explicitly mentioned by our Prophet SAW in a Hadith. It is from ignorance and only stokes division.

[@Sapere_aude_Trottel]

@@Anonymous-yh4hocan you elaborate on that?

[@mhersi2dude]

Just Somalia

[@mohalliche4068]

What is the name of the consultant company you recommend?

[@Sapere_aude_Trottel]

I am from Germany and a Law Student, my soon to be husband is almost done with electro engineering, we both want to seek knowledge in a more serious way, what would you guys advice us to? We’re 23/24.

[@Sapere_aude_Trottel]

Like I’d love to move to a Muslim country, I’m Arabic he’s not. What kind of work could we do in the UAE?

[@zunknown2703]

Möge Allah subhanehu wa ta'ala es einfach machen. Ihr könnt euch für islamische unis bewerben, die euch mit Stipendien versorgen oder direkt Hijjrah machen in einen Ort, in dem ihr Institutionen für das Streben nach Wissen oder Ulema habt inshaallah@_aude_Trottel

[@haqqcenter7469]

I would say look into the Islamic universities in Saudi, they offer scholarships and accept that age range. Look up “Study in Saudi Arabia”’s channel in sha Allah, he has a lot of beneficial information on this. May Allah help you both to seek knowledge and facilitate the means to it.

[@illusionoftruth7091]

If you're willing to travel abroad, he could try to apply to an Islamic University in Saudi (if he's a revert there's an increased chance of him getting accepted) and if he gets accepted and flies over there, he could fly you out to him. From my knowledge, the uni with the least age restrictions is Umm al Qura which is in Makkah (about 20 minutes away from Masjid al Haram) and they have a campus for both men and women (so both of you could apply to study at the university there). Keep in mind that the Islamic University of Madinah has the most restrictions when it comes to bringing the wife over (if you start from scratch in the Arabic program, you'd have to wait a minimum of 3 years for the uni to allow him to fly you over and he'd also have to give the uni a deposit of around 30,000 riyal [which they'd eventually give you back]. There's no woman campus. There are ways around this though, and there are classes/institutions for women to learn over there that are separate to the university, but know that the university in Madinah is the strictest when it comes to bringing the wife over). The degrees tend to last for about 6 years (2 years to learn Arabic, 4 years for the actual Islamic studies). Pretty much everything would be paid for by the uni except for your maintenance (shopping, bills, rent etc..), your flight and maybe a few other things. The uni pays for pretty much everything else, so he would have to find a way to earn money on the side to provide for you. Some students have a remote job that they do in their free time, others offer services like translation services/consultation services about Islamic universities etc.. If you BOTH apply to Umm al Qura and BOTH get accepted, then the burden would be lightened because the uni would pay each of you roughly 840 riyals a month. I'm not sure how accommodation would work though, you'd have to research this - I'm not sure if they'd give you a shared room for free or if you'd have to rent a shared room off campus. On the bare minimum though, they'd give you a dorm room that you may need to share with others for free (so you wouldn't be with your husband in this case). If you both apply to a university and get accepted, you'd both be students at the university. If only he applies to a university/if only he gets accepted into one, he could study full time at the uni and he could fly you over and you could study in the institutions/classes that they have for women in places around the university. If he does decide to do this, he needs to make sure to properly take care of you, take you out when you need to etc... (you shouldn't be stuck between 4 walls for 6 years straight). Some students who brought their wives to the Islamic universities neglected them and didn't treat them properly and ended up getting divorced. Yes you're there to seek knowledge but you also need to maintain and take care of your wife. Be strict with your time and make sure your family takes priority over your friends - take her out to places, perhaps revise things together, go for walks at night, don't be wasting too much time with friends at the coffee shop and just "hanging out" with them until midnight etc... This part is something that some of the students at these universities may not take into consideration.

[@Anonymous-yh4ho]

​@@illusionoftruth7091Maasha Allah, beautifully explained. May Allah reward you.

[@Arayman3772]

Akhi the link for the umrah business doesn’t work?

[@AHWAProductions]

brothers it is sadenning when we see the channel name "naseeha sessions" and then you "habibi come to dubai" next to it. this is a music lyric, how are we associating ourselves with that? i did not expect this from you brothers

[@gurabah915]

No one gets what u saying akh....relax

[@Yaaae92]

I’m confusion …

[@a_musafir]

Is that a music lyric?, im sure they didnt know

[@nabeel8194]

from what I know it was just a tiktok meme what no idea it was a lyric

[@hamdmuhammed7149]

Tbh i didn't habibi come to Dubai is a music lyrics. Many of my friends online who live there or my cousins they say that now and then... So i believe the akhi... That your intentions for the comment is not bad, but the chances of it being something similar to my case is possible so think the best for your Muslim brother🙂

[@AbdulMunye-vk4cd]

Habibi, give me money to come to Dubai

[@strugglesofmohammed]

Literally want to leave canada because I can’t find one gym here where there are no naked women walking around

[@NOIDTV915]

Same in the UK habibi

[@absbse]

What visa did you guys get ?

[@manchesteryoutube2108]

Id want to learn Arabic aswell

[@Pray5_a_day]

You can’t mess with Qatar.

[@hamdmuhammed7149]

Man i always end up reading the thumbnail before i could read the title 😭

[@TS-uy2yx]

That’s what gets u to click, these brothers are smart Allahumma Barik

[@aibel99]

Is saying masjid incorrect? I hear a lot of people saying what sounds like 'mesjid' rather than masjid.

[@nincognito879]

Subhanallah the dog poo part got to me. Its disgusting as a heavy walker seeing dog poo and urine dried everywhere especially in west central London on the pavements honestly its to the point where I use to pray with shoes when I was outside now i don't because u never know

[@HuggsandHisses]

Your ummra bussines links is not working?

[@spring0h430]

Nice thumbnail title 🤣

[@soroschn]

Can you guys have a talk about why you guys didn't move to Saudi Arabia?

[@MegaKoolboys]

Pretty sure it's because moving there visa etc is hard/complicated

[@Sapere_aude_Trottel]

They said that, it’s what the brother/sister above me said

[@truthtobetold9816]

Its about visa. Unlike other countries, Premium residency unlimted costs you 800,000 SAR which is the fee non-refundable. This is a rip off.

[@Sapere_aude_Trottel]

@@truthtobetold9816 THAT ARE 200K EUROS?!!!

[@manchesteryoutube2108]

What about schools . I have 2 boys, 12 and 10 and 7 year old girl .

[@criterionrecitations8960]

السلام عليكم ورحمه الله وبركاته أحسن الله إليكم I hope you all and all of you brothers' families are well. Dubai and sharjah sounds really good. I was wondering how does abu dhabi comapre with dubai and sharjah in terms of dubai and sharjah. I assume the amenities are the same and all. Is abu dhabi as built up as dubai? I also heard Abu Dhabi is actually quite conservative (which I love and sounds more conservative then dubai). Are there numerous scholars in abu dhabi as well (similar to dubai)? Also, do you see UAE as a long term stay in terms being able to stay there until one passes away. I want to make hijrah to a place like UAE, but i worry abou the stability. I just want to be able to live there without the worry of having to leave. Similarly hard to stay in any guld country if im not mistaken. Sorry for the many questions and long comments. Looking forward to the hijrah podcast. Thank you for your time and understanding. Jazakumullahu Khayran

[@Deen_AlHaqq]

وعليكم السلام ورحمه الله وبركاته غفر الله لك وجزاك خيرا

[@muslimmuslim8095]

I am visiting in Dubai. Please can anyone send me a link of a good car rental place where they do not scam you and return your deposit. JazakAllaahkhair

[@nihaalahamed1994]

The thumbnail 😂😂

[@nihaalahamed1994]

Brother Imran, love you for the sake of Allaah

[@sameer_hossain]

Why are you guys stuttering so much? Please speak more clearly next time inshallah

[@Estateandassetsmaster]

lol

[@Muslim_Sneakerhead]

Are there any scholars in Oman, Dubai or Sharjah?

[@darulquran3123]

Shaykh Aziz Al-Anzi make Dawah in Ajman, near to Sharjah. Shaykh Khalid Ismail make Dawah in Dubai. And there is Shaykh Muhammad bin Ghaith and Shaykh Abdullah Al-Kamali. All salafi scholars. Alhamdulillah

[@Muslim_Sneakerhead]

@@darulquran3123 Barakallahu Feek

[@LimasJorge-de7rp]

Medinah better sorry akhi

[@sb_1389]

Did you watch the video? The lead with that. 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@Trouble_Makerz]

Dubai is doing the same as the west nightclubs alcohol ect ect

[@thecooldroid1770]

Wait where do you live in sharjah ?

[@anti-narc1343]

He lives in Sharjah, Al taawun Area but i won't mention the building name 😂😂😂

[@thecooldroid1770]

Lol i live nearby and go the english masjid for friday prayer@@anti-narc1343

[@Me-vq7sy]

Why not malaysia, indonesia, pakistan, ghana etc

[@imsoniceee]

Ghana ?

[@maazmustafa2322]

Pakistan 😅 ?

[@ChristinaaFitzgerald]

6:15 you say the UK is so isolated which made it hard to travel, bro imagine being stuck on the big gay nazi island called canada (or usa). thats some real isolation

[@akhtarmiah]

These guys still think having haircuts are top priority for people...? Soo confused about priorities

[@user-yf5je1dn1q]

That was one point that lead into another. And the point was about where you get the haircuts done (being close to Saudi and being able to do umrah often). There were many other important points in the video

[@lenoblecoran2]

he means that you can go for umrah so much so that your hair doesnt have the time to grow out

[@MegaKoolboys]

🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰

[@XIYAOO7]

depends what you mean by knowledge? salafi misleading imams, its apparent what the arab world is capable of...we can see from here

[@ocean5377]

Na Dubai is just too expensive and ppl don’t even get rights , more Islam in west than Dubai , so what’s the point , it’s not for the long run too ,

[@mila71701]

Dubai is cheaper to live in than London, there’s no way you can say there’s more Islam in the west than in UAE & if you think western countries are great ‘in the long run’ then I don’t know what to tell you. If you don’t want to make hijra that’s on you, but don’t make weak excuses.

[@2010zac1]

UAE Zionist.

[@Zaabi]

Keep barking

[@asid731]

Aaack keees

[@appie210]

You should never talk bad about your homeland because they need the dawah the most lots of shirk and bidaa so for people with the language and ilm can help with dawah prophet ibrahim lived alone in a dessert in mecca later he made it haram so luxury and money is last thing to look at

[@sb_1389]

There is nothing wrong with having a lot of money or even seeking it, as long as it's not at the expense of the religion. Do you even know how extremely rich many of the Sahaba were?!

[@sanusiebarrie7225]

UAE 🇦🇪 👎

[@Palestine-Semitic-Canaanites]

Brother, if dog drinks or eats from a container and you wanna use that container for eating or drinking then you wash that 7 times. I don't think there is anything like that what you mentioned about faeces. It needs to be washed like other impure or dirty things. If a dog licks your body or cloth, your wuzu is still valid and again simple wash. Why not move to the place of your origin? Can you bury your deads in Dubai or can you get citizenship in Dubai? If not then better stick to your roots where you will have an identity and can always relate and connect.

[@sb_1389]

Muslim identity >>>> Tribal/ethnic roots

[@Palestine-Semitic-Canaanites]

@sb_1389 If you mean tribal areas in Pakistan then there are many people who moved from different countries to Rawalpindi/Islamabad and they are happy.

[@sb_1389]

@@Palestine-Semitic-Canaanites Nationalism = tribalism. 👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽

[@a.rmetref2603]

lol yeah you just have to already be a millionaire to move to the UAE or a white women that's all!

[@mila71701]

Untrue

[@appie210]

You can better go to new york or miami 😂😂😂 dubai is growing in haram why not go back to Pakistan its growing in good and halal pakistan will be in 20 years better then dubai

[@Sapere_aude_Trottel]

Well, you’re saying it yourself, in 20 years.

[@mohammedzakarianurulislam345]

إنا لله وإنا إليه راجعون u better not speak that way about Dubai is far more better than Pakistan bcoz in Dubai they can read Arabic not unlike Pakistan seeing some Arabic word in a women dress حلوة not knowing this mean beautiful and accusing on the spot so before talking about Dubai u better teach ur country about Islam in Pakistan

[@MegaKoolboys]

​@mohammedzakarianurulislam345 you cant say dubai is better simply because they speak Arabic....and also most people there are expats that don't speak Arabic

[@appie210]

​@@mohammedzakarianurulislam345 so naked women on the beach and kufaar coming in everyday is better then your Muslim brothers in Pakistan who wear hijaab they love luxury thats why your going to Dubai your not going to make your own country better with tawheed and sunnah why go to Dubai if it is the same as London ??? Every English men and women are pooring in everyday in Dubai you should stop hating Pakistan for not having the worldly luxury lifestyle you so badly want!!!!

[@johnelway9879]

@@mohammedzakarianurulislam345but isn’t that where guys like Imran and etc. should be to educate and build a community?

[@Leo-bh1wv]

I'd rather live in a country ruled by non believers than sell outs

[@Zaabi]

Who did we buy?

[@Leo-bh1wv]

@@Zaabi You brought this World in exchange for the One after

[@user-yf5je1dn1q]

Hijrah is a sunnah.

[@mila71701]

Hijrah is wajib from non Muslim countries.

[@UMAIRRAJA90]

You moved to UAE for luxury nothing to do with Deen. 😂

[@aj3706]

Still better to live in A muslim country than being A 9-5 slave to kuffar, and let me not start with the Rainbow club that is taught in school.

[@lenoblecoran2]

fear Allah

[@UMAIRRAJA90]

@@lenoblecoran2 why you assume i don’t?

[@RealRahman75]

Dubai is a concrete jungle with lots of dark sides in it! Many people leaving Duabai and they are making content why they left Dubai.

[@kanwar47]

I was thinking you might mention UAE's hand-in-hand alliance with Israel, their current fitna meddling in Sudan and Somalia or their racist policies. I was expecting too much, I guess.

[@Zaabi]

“Hand in hand” source

[@safanahallyumuswahaba1891]

Habibi Dubai is Haram😂😂😂😂😂

[@johnelway9879]

I am very disappointed in this video for a completely different reason. It would be better to make hijrah to ones homeland where they push the dawah further and help facilitate hijrah for others to build a good foundation and change said homeland. Yes the UAE is a great country but it’ll never be your homeland.

[@sb_1389]

Tribalism is not from Islam, you should cleanse your heart of this filth.

[@johnelway9879]

@@sb_1389 my comment has nothing to do with tribalism in fact it’s the opposite…it’s be better for Imran and co to go to Pakistan and build up a community rather than settle in the UAE. That’s the easy way out Alhamdullilah that’s what some of our brothers are doing going back to their homelands with their skills and knowledge to build up that community so it can make it easier for the next generation to integrate from the west. Nothing wrong with moving to the UAE etc. but there’d be more tangibles moving back home.

[@sb_1389]

@@johnelway9879 that is tribalism. There is no preference for Pakistan and no obligation to build it up. Rather upon the Muslim is to run from fitnah and to the places where the Sunnah is practiced. I'm Pakistani and wish to do hijrah to Pakistan, but no one is obligated to do the same and it's not for you to dictate such. You believing it's better for a Pakistani to go to Pakistan, instead of where his Deen is best safeguarded IS TRIBALISM by definition.

[@johnelway9879]

@@sb_1389 false equivalency I simply stated it is more beneficial for one to do so…if you consider Pakistan darul Islam then why not build a stronger community? Was Abu Dharr not sent to ghiffari tribe to teach his people as were many other sahabahs during the lifetime of the prophet. It is not asabiyah for one to go back to their homelands to improve their community and taking it as such shows disease in the heart. Did Sh ehsan elahi from Pakistan return to the land after studying to teach people about tawheed???

[@sb_1389]

@@johnelway9879 it's better for you to delete your comments and quit while you're ahead. Da'wah is fardh keffayah, not fardh 'ayn, and Pakistan has no shortage of scholars upon the haqq who spread the religion therein. And by what authority are you dictating to others what is better for them? Unreal and embarrassing, quite frankly.

[@armughanmufti492]

Total spam vlog.... comparing flight to Medinah with council tax (statutory responsibility of every lawful citizen) is very absurd. Then having every haircut in Makkah is also mind numbing because it berates the cause of Hajj or Umrah. Piety VS trip count?? I found your analogies very childish.

[@thecaptainpalestine]

He's basically saying you can spend money wasted on council tax on a return flight for Umrah. Where is the absurdity in that? Would you prefer to pay a ridiculous £200 a month in council tax on top of rent, bills, food, etc, or spend it on a return flight for Umrah? Also, regarding the haircuts, brother Imran clarified that, perhaps you missed it...

[@TurdDoodlesworth]

These guys look like such frauds. There is definitely something off about them.

[@Salafite]

Fear Allah and don’t be so generous with your good deeds .

[@Unknown-il1gl]

Stop assuming stuff , sort yourself out

[@user-qz1ts6cv5l]

You seem 'off' with your comment.

[@haqqcenter7469]

The thumbnail is just meant to draw the audience in, nothing serious. If you always try to find mistakes you’ll be bitter about everything. As Ibn Taymiyyah said: “Some people have the disease of criticising all the time. They forget the good about others and only mention their faults. They are like flies that avoid the good and pure places and land on the bad and wounds. This is because of the evil within the self and the spoiled nature”

[@nihaalahamed1994]

Don't be jealous. Just ask Allaah to bless them, akh!

[@drbumper488]

Yeah editor didn’t do it 😅Allah humma barik.

[@Shakieladventures]

Theses two are cringe

[@mailboyfresh327]

Can you guys add timestamps to your videos?

[@am60k]

0:00 - Intro 0:52 - 4 Points of This Episode 1:40 - Reasons Why We Moved Here 3:24 - Umrah 7:01 - Scholars 9:25 - Isha Like Taraweeh 13:42 - Unity (14:06 - 14:34) - Umrah Setup 2.0 21:13 - Raising Kids 25:24 - Best of London w/o Nitties 28:47 - No Drugs in The Masjid 33:08 - Networking & Tax 38:55 - Lifestyle and People (39:34 - 40:51) - Ansaar Consultants 43:00 - Snowballs in the Desert 45:10 - Train Like Khabib 46:49 - Clean Streets 49:28 - Project To Help You Move Here 51:55 - Advice For When You Move Here

[@am60k]

they were in the description box

[@hussainahmedsherpuri]

UAE and now KSA have become and are becoming more so called modernised than Europe. So the whole discussion here has no weight.

[@TheLion377]

No thanks brother. Do you even know what goes on there? UAE is not an Islamic country, so just stop it. If you want to move there for economic reasons, ok fine. But don't be naive. Dating culture, clubbing, drinking, horrible horrible things all happen and are legal there. Wouldn't want to raise my family there. On top of that people from the subcontinent are treated like second class citizens even if they are Muslim. Even if you are a top Medical specialist. They don't give you any citizenship, and there is always someone way richer than you so living standards are not exactly what people think they are. After you finish your job, they tell you to go bye bye. In America, if you have money, you can buy land and live wealthy. You don't need to be an Arab or be a part of a certain family.

[@al-albani6582]

You are just looking for excuses to not try for hijrah, putting the states above the emirates is next level insanity. Go take care of your homeless people

[@cLi-z8q]

your comment comes across as if you are trying to say the US is better than Dubai. Wicked

[@mdsabahuddin8251]

Racist Arabs are making it hard for people to make hijrah.immigrants are humiliated there except for those coming from the west. ​@@al-albani6582

[@Hi5Ripon]

Still UAE is 100x better than the west. It's very strict and safe here

[@aj3706]

@@boostbaa2882from who? Are you telling me if we go to your ethnic country there is no discrimination or racism, the Emiratis people are few compared to the rest. You’ll most likely not see them in most cases

[@appie210]

East or west homeland is the best Morocco somalia pakistan algeria tunisia

[@yassinhamza574]

🤡

[@brothersman524]

I did think about UAE as a possibility of moving from the UK but I think I would probably go for Qatar, Malaysia, Indonesia and maybe Maldives

[@SS-kg8qw]

UAE is Israeli ecosystem, p[probably the same system in the backend

[@a.demifemiflapo5795]

You're better off in Qatar

[@brothersman524]

@@a.demifemiflapo5795 Qatar is much better but my pick is Malaysia

[@brothersman524]

@@SS-kg8qw That is one of the reasons why I'm not interested in moving to UAE

[@a.demifemiflapo5795]

@@brothersman524 Malaysia is wonderful 😍😍

[@mohammedzakarianurulislam345]

And more of u can say Middle East r the best u don’t need citizenship to leave in UAE u can have a resident visa as I’m leaving on that way my father arrived he 1971 and I’m thankful to Allah and UAE for giving us this blessing ALHAMDULILLAH

[@SS-kg8qw]

I understand people who are not having a residence besides UAE. But it doesn't make sense for anyone in the West to move to UAE because UAE is worse than West could be

[@ponderingspirit1475]

​@@SS-kg8qwhow can you say the UAE is worse than the West? A Muslim country is better than a kafir country by virtue of its Tawheed and Sunnah that is present

[@ponderingspirit1475]

Thankful to Allah THEN UAE, that's how you're meant to word it

[@user-yf5je1dn1q]

How is UAE worse when the adhaan is played out loud and lgbtq is not a part of the curriculum? ​@@SS-kg8qw

[@absbse]

So many people lost money in Dubai from property investment. Please be careful !!!

[@abusulayman_]

How did they lose it?

[@user-yf5je1dn1q]

How??

[@absbse]

@@abusulayman_ from people buying off-plan properties that are never built and developers disappearing with investors' money and declaring bankruptcy. Similar to the Marina 101 case.

[@truthtobetold9816]

​@@absbseBuy from good companies like DAMAC. If still not comfortable, buy ready made properties, what a big deal

[@Allyoucaneatmeat]

May Allah bless you brothers for sharing this. Truly inspiring.

[@xavier4260]

Nowadays, deen and islam are in your heart, and allah guides who he does, and allah misguide who he does. Yes, the Muslim country helps and, of course, hearing the azan ❤. That being said, it's your responsibility to watch your children and have a good upbringing. If you wanna have children, then take on that responsibility. You will be shocked at the stories you hear, even in Muslim countries. I remember hearing this story on the muslim KZbin channel, how the parents decided to home school their child (for Islamic reasons), the child turned out to be trans. (May allah forbid that to happen to anyone), but just goes to show that your not safe even in your own home, its not about moving because how many times are you gonna keep moving, no mater where you move you have access to the Internet and no one is safe (unless you move to remote area no Internet access/ social media ), its about dealing with it and addressing the issue, being active in your children life. Teaching them about deen, responsibility, and maners not just handing then out the ipad so they dont bother you. Families are even more broken nowadays where both parents are working (if bills are high ) or career women, and the kids are left to learn from the Internet or other people because the mum is busy at work (building a career)

[@silence187]

Utter nonsense and irresponsible drivel. The ridiculous basicness of this video genuinely made me laugh. The average person cannot just pack their bags and move. The UAE is unaffordable for most, and far far away from the Islamic utopia narrative which was ripe in the late 2000's and eventually died down. If you can afford it, and want that 'lavish' Instagram lifestyle then hey, do what you want, but please don't promote it as something that should be done for Islamic reasons. If you feel moving to the UAE is going to fill a void in your Deen or miraculously make you a better Muslim, then quite frankly, you have bigger things to worry about. Who is this even directed at? A person so wealthy he doesn't need to work and can afford the lifestyle that comes with it in UAE or the average person (majority) who has a 9-5 job? ALL the points mentioned on why you should move are naively/intentionally misleading at best, or completely untrue at worst. Easier to go to Umrah? Yes, but the issue for most isn't cost or a marginal reduction in travel time, it's the number of days off they have in the calendar year. FYI - There's a trivial saving on the flights, you still have to pay for hotels there. People should know there is limited access to knowledge in UAE. You have to go there to believe just how inaccessible it is. Where are the study circles? Non-existent. If there are, who is leading them? No one knows. Raising kids - Children are a parents responsibility to raise, and they learn from you and the household. The west has it's problems, but there is a well known poor standard of teaching in UAE, including high cost of education. Especially when kids are of secondary school age, which due to unaffordability and poor schools, most expats move back! As mentioned by others in the comments, you see much more Islam in the UK than the UAE. It's ultimately lazy parenting which results in children not being raised in the right manner. Going to UAE won't miraculously cure this, and it's exactly the type of oxymoronic solution lazy parenting suggests you should do. Besides, you can't actually do much with your kids in the UAE except go to the mall, which of course, may be an appealing lifestyle for some. A big big problem is that mosques do not have an open door policy and they're not community based masajid like they have in the UK. Far far disconnected from the whole intention of having a masjid to cater for the needs of the community, because guess what, there is no community in the UAE! Other points are so ridiculous (clean streets/wrestling etc) they're not worth addressing.

[@Zaabi]

What are you barking about?

[@user-ue4fh5mv9s]

Dubai should be one of the last places a muslim on the path of the salaf should move as it is filled with materialsm which is very vile for the heart

[@user-yf5je1dn1q]

There are less materialistic areas in dubai from what I've heard. Many family-oriented areas apparently. You just have to leave the malls

[@mila71701]

Don’t confuse the tourist areas of Dubai with the residential areas of Dubai.

[@missa7777]

Is the UAE education sytem secular? Does anyone know?

[@haqqcenter7469]

Not sure but I heard Sharjah has Islamic schools and it is said to be the most adhering to Islamic values compared to the other emirates while still being close to Dubai.

[@missa7777]

Okay MashaAllah that's really good to know. I've got kids and looking to make hijrah somewhere one day

[@محمد-س3ك9ج]

may Allah الرزاق make it easy for you to move

[@shawkywy1683]

Most schools in the UAE are international schools, so IB or American or British. It’s very rare to see non locals in local schools here

[@thepromiseistrue1552]

Guys say Allahumma Barik

[@Sapere_aude_Trottel]

!

[@eazzzyfitness]

Salam alaikum brothers. Video is missing job opportunities, cost of living, cost of real estate... Watched one hour but not a lot of info.

[@SS-kg8qw]

You have to sort these things out, but don't forget to give them the commission

[@samsungnote10plus17]

Asalamu alykum Just wanted to know brothers when will the umrah trip vlogs come out been waiting eagerly can't wait to watch them once completed

[@SameerulSongin]

I am a Bangladeshi. In sha Allah I am moving soon to Sharjah. where do you guys live in? I want to join your community.

[@Mohamed.mj1808]

My dream place is Oman Muscat even tho is pretty expensive to live

[@abdulnoor815]

Assalaamu alaikum brother, links aren't opening

[@adhamwaheedh]

Why Not Maldives ?

[@brothersman524]

Absolutely. I've been there a few times

[@dontsay386]

Yemen is the place to be [south yemen] If anyone need help making hijrah to yemen I can help

[@abukitten]

Isnt Yemen currently experiencing unrest as well as starvation? May Allah swt aid them.

[@dontsay386]

@@abukitten ameen. It''s not as bad as the media says it is. I am speaking from a first hand experience.

[@abukitten]

@@dontsay386 that’s good alhamdulillah. I’m Somali so I know what you mean. My aunt lived in Yemen for many years and she has nothing but good words to say when recalling her life whilst there.

[@NadiaZaini-c6l]

Why you promoting to move there you need a lot of money and visas issue

[@redman6790]

@42:11 This is arrogant and dismissive subhanallah. To say most, and I'm assuming your referring to Muslim brothers, are bums is haughty. Allah SWT may have elevated you but you in return are looking down on "most". It quite literally defeats the intended purpose of Da'wah (to pay the tax on 'Ilm you have acquired through the grace of Allah).

[@Sapere_aude_Trottel]

Sahih, I also felt like I lost them there and saw some kibbr

[@al-albani6582]

Honestly i think he's right. In the country in which in reside the muslims provide no real value to the society, both deen and dunya wise. So many are living on benefits and wasting time on social media it's insane.

[@KryptonXper]

Habibi, come to Dubai to face racism.🤡🤡

[@bullionmaster]

guys, this podcast is horrible. why are you talking so fast? can hardly make out what you talking about with your arabic lingo and stuff... and you're goin completely off topic at times... thumbs down 👎

[@mywork-lq8cn]

salams. sheikh with the cap. pls keep your mouth more closer to the mic. cant hear some of your words cheers

[@030Ayoub]

I think you guys' view is a bit unbalanced. For example there is no comparison with Kuwait or Oman or other countries. Just my view tough, (btw I really suggest you guys to go Kuwait)

[@aj3706]

Kuwait I agree, but Oman not so much, their manhaj is off, trust me, aqeedah over traditional country. Heard of Ibadi?

[@030Ayoub]

@@aj3706 idk about Ibadi

[@aj3706]

@@030Ayoub you should make carful research before moving to a country, don’t move on a whim. Ibadi is not Sunni or Shi’i it’s different