Hijrah to Gambia 🇬🇲 | Umar Debois & Rashid Yaqub | Young Smirks EP101

[@noamansattar]

What’s important in Muslim countries 1)Visa 2)long term residency & citizenship 3)able to buy land 4)able to business 5)Islamic schools 6)utilities cost 7)law & order

[@johnmandy1006]

as a Gambian am very happy for you guys may allah bless us jannah😊

[@saleubarrow1319]

A great brother Omar Debouis, he did not just make hijra to the Gambia he is educating a lot of brothers and changing our mind set about the west.

[@kayjay3176]

Assalamu Alaykum Brother where does he teach please, and is it just for brothers?

[@uBmaniac]

M M Telecom

[@AllahURabBI19]

MashaAllah my brother Umar, when he was in the US, he and I always hung out every day alhamdulillah , very good brother, strong upon the Qur’an and sunnah. I want to visit him one day inshaAllah. I am originally from Guinea, conakry.

[@umibrahimibrahim4966]

Interesting. I hope you make the visit.

[@yakubaconteh3163]

Ma Sha Allah am so happy to see you guys are talking about my country and people's in the Gambia 🇬🇲 😊

[@thestrangersinspired4805]

Assalamu Alaykum. This is Brother Muhammad. Rashid, Allahuma Barik lak. May Allah bless you all and the projects brought in The Gambia. May Allah make sunnah town highly successful ❤

[@Ansu-u4n]

Allahuma Barik may Allah continue to bless you and preserve you for us. I know Br Debois, from 2018. Subhanallah, I just love him for Allah's sake.

[@naseemarifath3204]

Alhamdulillah barakallahufeek.

[@donnaallen8998]

JazakAllahukairan.. great interview, really opened me up to Gambia and the opportunity there.

[@ismarzivojevic3585]

Subhanallah... I’m from Bosnia and Herzegovina. There are masajid all over the country, athan, you have a such a freedom to preach islam, salafiyyah, like almost nowhere, there are so many durus alhamdulillah, many people are coming back to the religion of islam etc. and yet I would love to make hijrah. Subhanallah, even though the situation is like I’ve mentioned, there is another side of the story - vast majority of women don’t wear hijab, they wear as kuffar, especially now in the summer, which is a big fitnah, it affects heart, and many other things which affect muslims and their lives. Subhanallah, I would love to try living in such places as Gambia... ofcourse Saudi and other places.

[@FBM964]

MashaAllah! i felt so much joy reading this; i thought the Salafi dawah wasn't spreading in the Balkans, and i know they need it for what has inflicted the ummah there in the last century. May Allah protect the Muslims there and increase them in knowledge. - Your brother from Saudi. Alhamdulillah, My Mothers cousin was (inshallah) martyred in Bosnia in the 90s, we ask Allah to elevate the status of the Muslims there for what have happened during the wars.

[@ismarzivojevic3585]

Allahu akbar man. Those people as your mom’s cousin where one of the biggest asbab for us to have salafi dawah here. Mujahidoon were as I said one of the few reasons for us to have correct aqidah and ofcourse latter hundreds of brothers; now duats, professors, shuyukh went to Saudi, Egypt, Sirya, Kuwait to study the deen. Alhamdulillah. Sahwa was great after the war, I feel sadness not witnessing those days. There are so so many great stories about mujahidoon, Allahu akbar.

[@FBM964]

@@ismarzivojevic3585 Alhamdulillah, May Allah make us all from those mentioned in the hadith "You see the believers as regards their being merciful among themselves and showing love among themselves and being kind, resembling one body, so that, if any part of the body is not well then the whole body shares the sleeplessness (insomnia) and fever with it." [Bukhari 6011]. And as Allah says "The believers, men and women, are Auliyâ’ (helpers, supporters, friends, protectors) of one another" 9:71. والسلام عليكم ورحمة الله.

[@ismarzivojevic3585]

@@FBM964 وعليكم السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته اخي

[@lawrenceholst3808]

May Allah bless you Ismar

[@imanh9343]

Masha Allah, Allahau Akbar, thank you for this beautiful video may Allah reward you brother

[@abukitten]

This was beautiful to watch, mashallah. Keep it coming with the hijrah series inshallah. May Allah SWT bless the brothers in the video.

[@wanaagwade4546]

Abu Hurairah (May Allah be pleased with him) reported: I heard Messenger of Allah (Peace be upon him) saying: "By Allah, I seek Allah's forgiveness and repent to Him more than seventy times a day.'' [Al-Bukhari].

[@MukhtarrCorr]

May Ya Allah continue blessing you all ameen. We as gambians love you for the sake of Allah.

[@naseemarifath3204]

بارك الله فيكم. الله اكبر كبيرا.

[@sdj119]

💯💯💯 Barak allahu feekum.

[@youngwolfe6963]

Yea I’m saving up to make Hijra there soon, in shaa Allah… 😮‍💨

[@algambi]

Gambian people are Muslims, kind and respectful, you can leave there peacefully, enjoy your life, marriage, do businesses and our people and government are very loyal to immigrants and visitors so much! Many big business men in the Gambia are foreigners

[@Shalimouceesaybarage797]

In gambia there are allowed to change religion or not?

[@criterionrecitations8960]

السلام عليكم ورحمه الله وبركاته BarakAllahu Feekum for this beautiful podcast. May Allah put it heavy on your scales of good deeds. I was just wondering if you could resume this hijrah series and maybe do one on UAE as a whole (like Abu Dhabi for example). JazakAllahu Khayran for this beneficial content.

[@blaznphoenix8013]

Gambia sounds like the place for me. I want to wear Hijab without being harassed. To hear the adhan, feel a lot safer. Be able to walk to the market. I want to buy a house there. Nothing too fancy or too big.

[@ETSCross]

How do you deal with the heat?

[@jebrilabdulazeez]

These hijrah videos are amazing. Please keep doing them and re interview ustaad abdurrahman Hassan who is currently based in the UAE and believes hijrah from the west is compulsory.

[@jimmyhendricks1281]

MASHALLAH LA HUWA LA KUWA TA ILLAH BILLAH, LOVE YOU MY BROTHERS

[@abueesa1905]

Honestly, brother love podcasts like this this is something I want to do make hijrah from the UK and move to a Muslim country

[@mukhtarbaba1438]

I love gambia too l was there wonderful peoples love from Mauritania brothers

[@Hamza7308]

Inshallah I’ll be able to make enough money to make hijrah, the Gambia and Senegal are top two on my list of places🤲🏿 Subhanallah

[@from_him2you374]

Make sure you visit bfr moving to any country

[@soussosarabasenga157]

❤ لقد رضي الله عن المهاجرين والانصار والذين اتبعوهم باحسان رضي الله عنهم ورضوا عنه واعد لهم جنات تجري من تحتها الانهار خالدين فيها

[@abunaseerabunaseer8665]

It would be nice to see some pics of the area

[@PanAfrikanTravelTV]

Assalamu alaikum New Subscriber

[@shahee6579]

SubhanAllah. Rashid Yaqub is a youth worker . I'm a youth worker aswell. Can you forward me his details if possible , I really wanna move to the Gambia so bad

[@muhammadbenjuraij7734]

Subhanallah! If my health wasn’t so bad I would be gone from the Uk and Gambia would be top of my list simply because the students there go to the Mahaadir dessert universities in Mauritania and hence there’s a lot of dessert university graduates there and you cannot find a purer methodology of learning!

[@abdulllahi1482]

Me too I tried to go these madrasa but my crohn disease keep bugging me so I decided to stay here in usa

[@abdulllahi1482]

I can’t live in a country like Gambia and Somalia Egypt because they have no hospital and not a lot of medication

[@karambadansoko1149]

@@abdulllahi1482 they have no hospitals... come on akhi . they have hospitals, fear Allah .

[@abdulllahi1482]

@@karambadansoko1149 oh they do sorry akh

[@redman6790]

Subhanallah this is interesting

[@Hellfire_is_real]

Allahumma barek feekum. This is amazing.

[@kayjay3176]

Assalamu Alaykum Brother can you please write the names of the Jamia brother debois mentioned is for women only at 16:21. As I am in Gambia and would like to enrol inshaAllah BarakAllahu feek

[@algambi]

Is Jamiah Alhikma (Alhikma University) it was just for women but now they've opened other facilities for men as well.

[@aboumarong7386]

Mashallah Gambia 🤍

[@adnanabdurrahman419]

Aslam Walakium. How much money would one need to be ok in Gambia coming from USA ?

[@irfanahmed6411]

Dear brother omer you are so beautiful we love you

[@sabirahabdul8388]

Assalamualikum I was wondering what are the challenges an unmarried woman with kids might face when making Hijra to Gambia?

[@crystalclear7550]

The people will take care of you. I visited summer 2021. You'll be fine

[@lamintouray7262]

My eyes is full of tears seen my brothers in Islam living there best life in the Gambia

[@olayinkaogunnusi2256]

I am nigeria single mum and want to relocate to gambia with my 3 kids. How are you getting along

[@Epicmotivation360]

​@@olayinkaogunnusi2256you are welcome ukhti. By the way, there are many Nigerians living in the Gambia

[@alifofana4974]

Make dua for me I want to make Hijra back to my homeland Gambia 🇬🇲

[@RynneFdin]

May Allah make it easy for you Brother. InshaAllah

[@alifofana4974]

Ameen

[@AryanKhilji596]

وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته

[@raretalkspodcast]

My bro Rasheed

[@soussosarabasenga157]

الحمد لله رب العالمين

[@AbuAbdillah1413]

Which areas of Gambia and Morocco do these brothers specifically advise on checking out??

[@tw2066]

Tangier is also a good place to live (I'm there). There are many brothers from france, belgium and a bit from germany and USA al hamdoulilah !

[@Inhjhgfg]

​@@tw2066and a lot from Holland.

[@MegaFisser]

What kinda of job do you have to have to live in Gambia ahki?

[@liilraz]

How much is it to buy a house in gambia 2 bed room villa or maybe 3 bed room

[@yowhaatsup]

Could you get someone who's done hijrah to Pakistan from UK on here

[@rafaelsantiago9624]

How do I contact brothers in Gambia to move there

[@streetreachfootballagency5274]

[phone] wasapp rasheed

[@mehmoodali8223]

Assalam alikum,which city is good to live in gambia

[@Epicmotivation360]

Depends on what amenities you desire to have. Areas like Bijilo, Brusubi, Kololi, Sanchaba, Jabang, Kotu, Brufut Heights, Brufut and a host of others

[@abuwarith1]

what city are they in

[@kingkhanasmrmukbang722]

What part of Gambia is best for hijrah and also to come for a holiday with family to check things out?

[@Unknown_royaltyy]

Gambia is very small, but I would recommend you stay somewhere near the turn table , close to the beach and close to masjids and brothers

[@Epicmotivation360]

There are many areas depending on the type of life you want to live

[@chiefa2001]

What’s the loud repetitive noise?

[@saimaperera2532]

Please can I get in touch with brother Rashid?

[@Shalimouceesaybarage797]

In gambia there are allowed to change religion or not?

[@Epicmotivation360]

​@@Shalimouceesaybarage797what you wrote is not clear

[@Shalimouceesaybarage797]

@@Epicmotivation360?

[@abuwarith1]

what cities are the jamiyyats in

[@Epicmotivation360]

Jaamiya Al Hikmah is in Talinding.

[@dr.wealth5990]

Trying to decide between Penang Malaysia and Gambia for Hijrah as it appears the Malhama stage is being set with Russia Ukraine and conquest of Constantinople (Istanbul) after the gr8 war while the Dajjal control system is being put into place.. does Gambia.have a Pakistani population?

[@from_him2you374]

Make sure you visit any country bfr settling there

[@maryniang7683]

I’m in the same boat as you, can you please share your experience

[@dr.wealth5990]

@@maryniang7683 self sustained living by the mountains is the best thing to plan for... Cities with gov are unsafe and will bring much more coercion.. when covid 2 hits WHO will likely have full martial law power and have all our constitutional rights this time, they also merged with the UN and MasterCard ... Now they need to crash economy, tank the dollar and intro cashless digital currency so they can control us if we don't vaccinate or something .. terrible

[@rafaelsantiago9624]

What part of Gambia are they located at

[@algambi]

What's that?

[@lawrenceholst3808]

Does anyone have any pictures I don’t see any online Allah is guardian

[@zaheeromar8689]

Allahu akbar

[@bettinman24]

What were the 2 Islamic institutes did the brother recommend? He was speaking kind of fast when he said it

[@streetreachfootballagency5274]

jamiatul ihsan near the airport

[@algambi]

Jamiatul Ihsan and Jmiatul Hikma

[@yousefhamze1953]

Asalamualaykum, how can we get in contact with Umar & Rashid?

[@AnimeRealty]

Umar is my Uncle and Rasid is my friend very nice people

[@omar_ibndemba2075]

Salam aleykum , have you got un contact with them ?

[@enoughisenough1478]

🌎💦🌾🐓NEVERTHELESS BROTHERS AND SISTERS ETC NATURALLY THIS PLANET IS ISLLAAM AND MUSLLIMS. SHOULD REFLECTED AND SEARCHING AND GOOO BLACKS TOO HISTORY 😭🙏 NEVERTHELESS MOTHER LAND SINCE MEMORIAL IS NOT POOR AT ALL WEE SOLVIVED🐓🌾☝WEE RESPECT OURS ANCESTORS STRUGGLING FOR US 😭🙏🤲☝🌎

[@lahleholivia7398]

Narrated `Umar: I came and behold, Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) was staying on a Mashroba (attic room) and a black slave of Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) was at the top if its stairs. Bukhari 7263😲

[@AdrianMuslim]

Slavery is in the Bible. Slavery has been norm throughout human history. It was necessary for survival. And slavery in Islam is nothing like the western concept of slavery. A slave in Islam has more rights than an European housemaid. It's not even slavery, it’s more like servant/maid

[@lahleholivia7398]

@@AdrianMuslim No god would allow slavery. The Islamic slave trade of subsaharan Africa was the longest in human history at 1300 years. Check it out. The Islamic slave trade of Europeans lasted for 600 years.

[@AdrianMuslim]

@@lahleholivia7398 Islam has limited the sources of slaves which were many before the coming prophet of Muhammad, and has allowed only one source, which is non-Muslims prisoners of war, when the non-Muslims are fighting the Muslims. There is no other way in which they may be enslaved except those who are captured as a result of fighting between kaffirs and Muslims, or their children. Islam is a religion that came to fight slavery and end it. During Judaism and Christianity, slavery was at its highest peak in the Middle East. People were enslaved and they and their children were inherited and passed down to generations for ever. When Prophet Muhammad received the Divine Revelations of Islam, slavery among the Pagan Arabs, Jews and Christians was quite common. When he came with Allah Almighty's True Religion of Islam, he gradually eliminated slavery. He couldn't enforce it all at once, because it would've caused Islam to be an unsuccessful religion toward freeing slaves, and would certainly have broken Islam's system for ending slavery. By gradually freeing slaves and making it be acceptable to the society of many different pagan cultures and traditions, the idea of eliminating slavery became powerful enough that after Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him died, the freed slaves remained free and non of them was ever enslaved again. Prophet Muhammad him said: Narrated Abu Musa Al-Ash'ari: "The Prophet said, "Give food to the hungry, pay a visit to the sick and release (set free) the one in captivity (by paying his ransom)." (Sahih Bukhari, Food, Meals, Volume 7, Book 65, Number 286)" Islam doesn't promote slavery. Enslaving free people is forbidden in Islam. There used to be war during the time of prophet where non-muslims would attack Muslims. And after the war, there would be captives of war. They were called "salves". While our society or laws would treat captives or prisoners like animals, Islam gives them rights. Islam says the master cannot hit the them, have to give them food that he eats, cloths that he wears, help the slave if he needs. If a slave is mistreated, then the master is forced by law to set him free. "Slavery" in Islam is not the same slavery understood by the west. A slave in Islam has more rights than a European housemaid. And freeing slave is a rewardable good deed.

[@lahleholivia7398]

@@AdrianMuslim The quran allows slavery. No god would allow Slavery. It very simple.

[@AdrianMuslim]

@@lahleholivia7398 It's very simple. Slavery has been norm throughout human history. It's in the Bible. It was necessary in the past for poor people to have shelter, food and earn living. You living in 21st century modernity and living in delusion thinking that this is how society has always been and how it's supposed to be... doesn't work. Slavery in Islam is not really "slavery". The master cannot hit the servant, have to give them food that he eats, cloths that he wears, help the slave if he needs. If a slave is mistreated, then the master is forced by law to set him free. People are slaves today who work for their boss/manager. Because there's no difference between renting a person and owning a person. Both are same in terms of coerciveness.

[@soussosarabasenga157]

Louange à Allah seigneur de l'univers

[@miladmiah]

Make plan for Migration..

[@saleubarrow1319]

John if you are still in the Gambia I love to meet you before you leave, I love you for the sake of Allah. I send you a message on Facebook few years ago.

[@ibrahimjawneh4188]

Ma shaa Allah may Allah bless you guys 🎆

[@theislamicthoughtshow]

Assalamu alaikum New Subscriber