Is Malaysia a Good Country for Making Hijrah?

[@aa.r2588]

We didn't deserve such compliments. All praise to Allah who have provided Malaysian with such beautiful country, safe from tedious natural disasters except rainy flood season. Nevertheless, we welcome all people from all over the world to experience Malaysia 🇲🇾❤️

[@OptimizedMuslim]

بارك الله فيك اخي

[@archdesign4143]

i went there in a vacation and i really admire the nature specially langkaway and mangaroves

[@haniflee7282]

@@archdesign4143 thank you..come back again someday..

[@bahrum9454]

200 ,000 myanmar citizens walk into Malaysia. Latest 1,200,000 chinese communist citizens have no record of leaving Malaysia after no visa requirement.

[@mr.cannedble9724]

Please la stop promote malaysia, kat sini dah ramai pendatang, china ada 1.2 juta, rohingya 200k lebih, bangladesh Indonesian Philippines pakistan, india...terlalu ramai..cukupla jgn lagi promote malaysia mmng kita baik dgn org dtng negara kita tapi nanti drng ni rasa selesa tinggal di sini

[@mysticfirestarter666]

alhamdulilah I'm from England Manchester and its been 7 years now in Malaysia i don't think I can live in UK anymore in Malaysia you don't have worry about anything In 7 years I have not heard anyone say the f word or seen any piss head on the roads its truly beautiful country

[@OptimizedMuslim]

The last bit made me laugh, thanks for commenting

[@IbrahimIbrahim-dz6nr]

Whereabouts in Malaysia are u?

[@asamoah631]

Malaysians don't use f word. Maybe just from someone that is very influenced by western culture from social media or music. But Malaysians do have curse words. But I find Malay adult Muslims mostly don't curse. We are taught from young age to mind our language or get scolded. Even to call someone a fool is difficult for me.

[@jonass8491]

Allahumma barik Do you have any advice for a revert brother that wishes to make hijrah to Malaysia and marry a malay?

[@mysticfirestarter666]

@jonass8491 Salam brother best thing is to come on a holiday and get a feel of the country then take next steps

[@eclipse221077]

Everytime i heard this kind of compliment from foreigner, it touch my heart the gratitude you guys give but at the same time it make me worry more because this will bring riak@arrogance to our mind. Dont praise us too much. Just make a dua that we malay stay in the right path. Praises is a silent poison

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Ameen

[@bahrum9454]

oh really? you must be illiterate millions of people want to be citizens of the Malay states 200 ,000 myanmar citizens walk into Malaysia. Latest 1,200,000 chinese communist citizens have no record of leaving Malaysia after no visa requirement.

[@Katarina23]

Masha Allah you are right. May Allah bless you all and your country and protect it

[@eclipse221077]

@@Katarina23 amin ya rab. Thanks bro.

[@explorer666able]

I lived in Malaysia for almost 8 years or more I have more positivity to add onto what the brother was saying ....I have in almost 9 years never encountered any negetivity what so ever apart from that once I saw a rat inside a mamak ...lol well I guess in London you will spot a rat on every corner ....I wish one day to go back to Malaysia forever inshallah

[@saikoloji]

MasyaAllah. Although I’m not from there, but similar culture (Malay from neighbouring Singapore), I feel so proud of my “brother country” Malaysia. ❤️

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Thanks for commenting

[@aregon8809]

love Singapore from Malaysia 🥰🥰🥰

[@bahrum9454]

Thanks to the clever malays

[@explorer666able]

singapore is also nice mate but Malaysia the living costs are way more cheaper than Singapore

[@AAAAA-bq7jz]

@@explorer666able Of course, ringgit is worsening day by day.

[@amein73]

sending LOVE from Malaysia to all fellow Muslims around the world

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Thank you for commenting

[@explorer666able]

and vice verse bro

[@crafty_prop]

Yes. Theres musolla in every neighborhood and its always lively every night with tazkirah and religious class.

[@farizaisgreat]

Masyallah . Listen to all the compliments. I felt so ashamed. Despite numerous weaknesses, we did then and now, you put us somewhere we don't deserve.

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Thanks for commenting

[@bahrum9454]

We have japanese bon odori beautiful girls in kimonos... or german beer festivals beautiful german women

[@explorer666able]

Its an amazing country brother from my prospective as a British muslim I love Malaysia

[@kamalArif83]

@@explorer666able thank you brother for the compliment . Love

[@wewenang5167]

All praise to Allah who have made Malaysia what it is, but we as Malaysian know that our country still have a lot to improve including in our faith, but we tried our best. With the current situation of the world Malaysian muslim also felt the pressure of secularism and liberalism encroaching us. We are scared that someday we Muslim in Malaysia cant hold it anymore. But we tried our best to protect our deen and our culture from all these fitna of the world.

[@OptimizedMuslim]

May Allāh ﷻ increase you in goodness

[@explorer666able]

Dr Tun Mhathir is the man who gave you guys the vision ......Oh I love Malaysia I just got back from Melaka

[@abode409]

4 days ago, I just came back from a 6 week trip in Malaysia. I have been mildly depressed ever sense coming back. If you can make Hijra there, it’s place to go.

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Thanks for contributing here. What was the best thing about your trip?

[@abode409]

@@OptimizedMuslim I must preface this response by stating I have a Malaysian Muslim wife. We have gone back to visit Malaysia many times and this past trip was one of many. There was something special about this one. Yes, I felt the difference in my imaan when I was walking to the masjid 2 blocks away for fajr every morning. Yes, I enjoyed the ease of making salaat anywhere due to access to a musala (Surau) in every mall. Yes, I enjoyed eating Burger King and McDonalds (Which taste like the McD’s I grew up with when it used to be good in the States) and having the luxury to eat everything off the menu. Yes, the local food is clean and safe to eat, even from street venders. Yes, the people made me feel comfortable with the salaams given and received by random Muslims on the streets. Yes, I feel at ease when the police won’t harass a 6 feet talk African American man for walking on the streets. Yes, I never feel my life is in danger when I see the police. Yes, the traffic is heavy, but I used Grab (like Uber) and paid less then 3 US dollars per trip to get about anywhere in the city. Yes, I stayed in in 4 star hotels with directions to the Kiblah on the sealing where I can hear the Adhan from the Masjid 3 blocks away. Yes, the hotels didn’t serve any alcohol. Yes, I always have those experiences when I go to Malaysia. The difference this time was that I was able to experience working remote in Malaysia. I was able to see how I can live my life as an IT worker and the ease that I would have while working for a US company in the US but residing in Malaysia. I saw the opportunity that if you have some motivation to make it happen, you can start a business in Malaysia as a foreigner and make a life of it. I saw how life for a Muslim coming from a western background is a huge transition for such a Muslim, but it not a very difficult or uncomfortable. I saw how the Malaysian people have a nature and culture that allow others to come and live amongst them. If you are respectful and mindful that you are guest in their country, you can see the blessings in your hijrah.

[@OptimizedMuslim]

جزاك الله خيرا For the detailed account brother. May Allāh ﷻ bless you. I will share this on my socials for others to learn from/be inspired by إن شاء الله

[@abode409]

@@OptimizedMuslim و اياكم آمين و بارك الله فيكم May Allah bless all the Muslims and grant us the opportunity to live in the lands of Tawheed.

[@FauziahAbdullah715]

You make me sad, just come back home to malaysia lah

[@azlirazli7500]

As a Muslim in Malaysia, i personally welcome all muslim brothers and sisters to do hijrah in our country. As long as you can contribute to the benefits of the ummah. But one thing for sure. We malaysians already have our own culture and way of life. We just hope our brothers can learn the way of life in Malaysia based on our culture. There are some problem we have here regarding with other muslim brothers from Bangladesh, Myanmar and africans. Many of them cause trouble to our society and tarnish the image of Islam. Cleanliness and rudeness are the main issue we face here from those foreigners. Im sorry and don't mean to generalized group of people but many have shown such regretted attitude.

[@OptimizedMuslim]

جزاك الله خيرا

[@iamurmakteh]

Totally agree. Middle easterns here are also arrogant, rude with unruly loitering kids. Inn general, muslims should practice islamic values and behaviour wherever we go.

[@Sam-cz2bz]

If you don't like Bangladeshis , why do you accept their cheap labour.

[@abdulharithibrahim4733]

Well said

[@samsonnodelilah5459]

Care to explain yor own corrupt politicians and your equally corrupt policemen who are mostly Muslims too🤔😂don't ever judge a book by its cover eh.

[@PeacePaix]

Malaysians really are the kindest people, they are an example to the rest of the Muslim world in terms of manners.

[@imjuzsayin..5017]

Here still a lot of drawbacks that we as Malaysians are improving from time to time. Allah knows best.

[@OptimizedMuslim]

إن شاء الله

[@explorer666able]

Every country needs improvment not just yours ....but my experience off 9 years in Malaysia speaks for itself ...oh I love Malaysia

[@afzalshaikh2128]

Mashallah this podcast hit hard. I just came back from 2 week trip to Malaysia with my family (3 kids) and I seriously consider moving there. My concerns are source of income and how to support your family as incomes are quite low compared to west.

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Commonly shared sentiment brother. May Allāh ﷻ put barakah in your earning and facilitate it for you. Ameen

[@freemindzone5773]

Perhaps akhi if there was a job that allowed you to work remotely maybe that could be a solution? So you get the benfits of maintaining high pay but still able to live in a place like malaysia.

[@justice4all997]

What cities did you visit brother?

[@azimunhalim8941]

Some people work in Singapore, but live in Johor Bahru (southern city of Malaysia). Just need to commute everyday. Maybe need to wait for the link project to complete for ease of traveling.

[@geminiwoman8264]

Ya Allah, we didn't deserve such compliments. Thank you for giving your opinions. Hope you guys are having good health.

[@OptimizedMuslim]

جزاك الله خيرا

[@explorer666able]

Your country deserves more brother

[@geminiwoman8264]

@@explorer666able Honestly I feel uncomfortable people called me brother, I'm a girl please look at my username. If you comment this KZbinr, I'm sorry for misunderstanding

[@explorer666able]

@@geminiwoman8264 apologies

[@geminiwoman8264]

@@explorer666able 👍

[@billi16]

In Malaysia, the Non Muslims are very nice people too and get along well with Muslims because the Malaysian culture is very united though diverse. There isnt extreme forms of any religion..all religions are practiced well. Everyone gets holidays for both Islamic and Non Islamic holidays. Lots of Hindu temples, Buddhist temples and also Churches. Its a great place to stay.

[@iamgreat1234]

Anglo-Saxon don't like that, that's why we need to find a way to reduce Anglo-Saxon influence

[@mik3yztv378]

🤣🤣🤣

[@girlleo2807]

where are you coming from

[@billi16]

@@girlleo2807 Malaysia.

[@explorer666able]

They call it Sato Malaysia la //....lol I loved my 9 years in Malaysia hope those days can return

[@jamaiah6522]

Alhamdulillah. Tq for the compliments. We don't deserve it. Its all Allah's doing. We hope iman and taqwa embeded in all Muslims in Malaysia and all over the world.

[@OptimizedMuslim]

بارك الله فيك

[@salimbaasba6159]

jazakaAllaah khairaan for sharing. Between Egypt and Malaysia, I think Malaysia is far more better in many things like weather, technology and modern facilities, health care, government services and beautiful sea and islands

[@dearestofthedears7644]

I'm a very proud Malaysian. Tqvm for all the beautiful compliments. Alhamdulillah

[@OptimizedMuslim]

الحمدلله

[@nelayanbimbang9988]

Sebagai rakyat Malaysia saya amat berbangga & berterima kasih diatas pujian saudara semua kepada negara dan kami rakyat Malaysia.

[@Smiler2724]

Malaysia won't give you permanent resident second is income

[@haqrahim]

Thank you brothers for your kind thoughts about Malaysia. We most welcome you and join us here and help us rebuild the Ummah.. we r 1 and undivided. Your brother from Kuala Lumpur.

[@OptimizedMuslim]

بارك الله فيك اخي

[@sitirahimahjamil60]

Alhamdulillah Thank you Allah. We Malaysian should be greatful ... welcome to Malaysia Bro 😊

[@OptimizedMuslim]

بارك الله فيك اخي

[@rosyantiruslan7426]

MasyaAllah…. After hearing this, I realised that there is so many things in my own country that I forgot to praise Allah for. Alhamdulillah….. Alhamdulillah….. Alhamdulillah. Thank you Allah for all the nikmat in Malaysia

[@OptimizedMuslim]

الحمدلله

[@explorer666able]

Done forget to visit the Masjid Towhead inn TTDI that was my fav place to go on Fridays //....Oh I miss Malaysia

[@TheMuslimApologist]

Jazakallahu khayran for your kind words about my country, Malaysia 🇲🇾

[@OptimizedMuslim]

بارك الله فيك اخي Thanks for your kind comment and previous ones on the channel too 👍

[@TheMuslimApologist]

@@OptimizedMuslim wa eyaakum. I would love to go on a livestream with you one of these days.

[@malinamalina1971]

Thank you for appreciate Malaysia.. May Allah bless you guys

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Thanks for commenting

[@asabrimujahid2373]

Salam from malaysia brothers, everyone is welcome here, alhamdulillah & thanks for the positive thought about malaysia may Allah bless & guide us all

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Ameen, جزاك الله خيرا

[@roslimahli]

Masha Allah..Big ❤️ from Malaysia brother

[@OptimizedMuslim]

جزاك الله خيرا

[@M62824]

This reminds me when I was abroad studying in UK in my 20s. I came back to Malaysia during semester breaks and I realized how peaceful Malaysia is. I think the strong faith in religions especially Islam makes the people more solemn and calm. May Allah bless Malaysia .

[@MSCuteGarden1]

YaAllah, Ya Robb , Alhamdulillah.Perliharalah tanah air kami, moga kami dan anak cucu kami bertambah tambah takwa.Aamiin🤲

[@surihakim9976]

Barakallahufikum guys. Thank you for the beautiful praises. As a Malay Muslim, It is trully part of our islamic culture to be kind, helpful, and generous to our guests.

[@OptimizedMuslim]

الحمدلله

[@istheyear-ry1el]

Dr Zakir Naik received 12-14 invitations from many countries for him to stay but he chose Malaysia. Here's why Dr Zakir Naik chose Malaysia to stay and live: 1. Malaysia is away from warzone because many muslims countries are in warzone especially the gulf countries 2. Away from or at least has little influence from the wrong/bad influences of the western countries 3. Malaysia is a country which has the strongest passport among the muslims countries. A Malaysian can travel to 185 countries without any visa strongest passport among the muslims countries. 4. Amongst the non-Arab muslims countries according to him an average malaysian is a more practicing muslims than any non-Arabs muslims. 5. The federal religion of Malaysia is Islam. source: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5WohoufjNRskJI

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Thank you for this contribution

[@bahrum9454]

12-14 poor countries

[@salimbaasba6159]

He made clever assessment

[@milasaaid]

Alhamdulilah tq my brother Love from🇲🇾

[@pegangagamakeranaitusiapak576]

thank you so much.Everything are from Allah and Allah put us there in such.Your compliments are too much for us n do dua for us so our *ukhuwah* n our *faith* maintain firm as ever...Insya Allah.We will try about best for our religion n country.

[@OptimizedMuslim]

إن شاء الله

[@itsakei2333]

I travelled to almost 10 countries in my life. I would say my country Malaysia has the best overall. From the people food culture safety and everything. If the politics and money currencies are better than now. Malaysia is totally perfect. Honestly speaking 😋

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Thanks for the great comment

[@bahrum9454]

We have japanese bon odori beautiful girls in kimonos... or german beer festivals beautiful german women.

[@FerAu46]

Yes. We Praise Allah for those weaknessess too..those weaknessess will keep us humble and know our place.

[@human-wd8pg]

Malaysia is muslim country right ?

[@zackhaziq1741]

​@@human-wd8pg yes Muslims country but respect and tolerance to other religions and races

[@shaqisumari304]

Malaysia is for all humankind and those whom love peace and prosperity

[@farisiaverroes4468]

Assalamualaikum brother's n sisters, welcome to Malaysia. We are family.

[@OptimizedMuslim]

وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته

[@sangpendosa6554]

Thanks, for all compliment. Our diversity with different races make us more respectful, and helpings each other. As Muslim we must be role model for different religions.

[@haniemhasim7545]

When i abroad, i miss raising my hand to stranger. We always do it to show gratitude including to non muslim. It's a funny feeling.. something that I take for granted when I'm in Malaysia 😅

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Haha

[@LanzFranchess]

alhamdulillah ❣ from malaysia!

[@OptimizedMuslim]

الحمدلله

[@faizankut]

Malaysia is amazing I'm definitely moving there

[@bonda8807]

Assalamualaikum. Alhamdulillah n Syukran bro...

[@OptimizedMuslim]

وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته

[@TheNeroScout]

We always welcoming our Muslim Brother and Sister. We love all of u because Allah S.W.T.

[@OptimizedMuslim]

جزاك الله خيرا

[@kamitauhangtau7725]

welcome to malaysia brother...we welcome everybody ..especially our muslim brother

[@semsem4035]

I have been living in this gorgeous country for almost 7 years and i am in love with it increasingly. Most important thing is to have a reasonable monthly income and everything else will be fine inshallah.

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Thanks for the comment. What amounts to a reasonable monthly income based on your experience and location? جزاك الله خيرا

[@AminaMourchid]

@sem sem can i ask you some questions?

[@semsem4035]

@@AminaMourchid yes sure

[@justice4all997]

Asalaamualakum what cities would you advice for a 6 weeks stay

[@semsem4035]

@@justice4all997 KL - Putrajaya - Langkawi island- George town - Malacca - Genting highlands- Cameron highlands.

[@jimmy7142]

As a Malaysian,i can say we always welcome whoever ur... But if ur muslim,and ur foreigner,is a bonus.. Me myslef personally,i’ll excited to meet other muslim when come to malaysia..feel more close and comfort to get along..😅

[@OptimizedMuslim]

جزاك الله خيرا

[@bluemountain19]

Among all the countries I have visited Malaysia I love more . May God bless Malaysia.

[@sharifahaljofree7278]

I am Malaysian...thank you so much guys for your kind words🙏☺️

[@basedmuslimbooks]

@UTICA MASJID brought me here, I saw super high praise for Malaysia - instant subscribe!

[@azlanali148]

hidup Malaysia.. Eypooh mari tadak sombong.. welcome bro.. hope everything here make we will hard to forget Allah Almighty.. luv u bro (aku sayang kamu)).

[@OptimizedMuslim]

جزاك الله خيرا

[@workinghour911]

As a Malaysian i can assure you can make hijrah here and practice Islam freely. Although there are some anti islamic movements here, as the other muslim countries are facing, but they are minorities anyway.. economic wise, ive got no comment about that 😅

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Thanks for your comment. What do you mean by anti islamic movements? Any further detail on this point would be appreciated. جزاك الله خيرا

[@workinghour911]

@@OptimizedMuslim there are some movements which mainly pioneered by lawyers under the disguise of human rights on issues like hijab wearing, or the conversion of minors to islam, and recently the same group defending the right of this one comedian, sadly a muslimah, to make fun of her own religion. She was brought to justice but was bailed out using the fund that they claimed 'from the public' to give us the impression that we support her. This movement also related tightly with certain political parties here..but of course they will not announced it publicly although it is too obvious. Still, all of these stories are being sensationalized in the news and soc meds, which are also highly stained with political motives. If I were to say it in the view of my personal life, i can say nothing like that ever happened in front of my own eyes. My neighbor is chinese, we always exchange foods and gifts during each other festivals like families

[@amein73]

@@workinghour911 terpegun baca english awak.. hebat sangat. mcm mana nak boleh tulis/ckp english sebagus nih?

[@nutzhazel]

@@amein73 Have to read materials in english language more, and get familiar with sentence structure etc.

[@adamzack9259]

@@workinghour911 its definetly true..i think they are organized by 3rd parties out of Malaysia just to make this country far away from islam ..

[@sirajallie4682]

Malaysia is a truly blessed place and.people are so warm loving and out of this world..mashalaah ..I made hijrah to malaysia and in the process my dad also passed away..Allah knows best where you live and die.. I also am in this situation that mm2h has changed there rules...I just wish with all the voices that they can change for the benefit of all so we can stay because this is home for me and many. We need more voices to make expat stay...

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Thanks for the great comment

[@davemustaine8922]

We also has no problem to perform salah anywhere because we have musolla almost in every places; shopping malls, highways, offices, food courts, and even in a rock concert the organizer provides a place to pray.

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Yes ماشاءالله

[@girlleo2807]

yes we enjoyed music but we do not forget to pray too

[@alongshushu]

And stadium too...☺️

[@akasiakasya6351]

I'm a Malaysian as an engineer living in urban / city life . its safe, conservative, but still a lot of growth need to be done. If you do your research, you can get good price good quality accommodation with nearby facilities and good food. if you don't prepared yess it will be expensive unless you live outside the big states

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Thanks the helpful comment

[@explorer666able]

In Damansara I remember paying 1000 rm for a studio per month which came with a swimming pool and a gym well that was in 2012 now the same condo is giving studio for 800rm pm

[@greenyellow1200]

LOVE AND RESPECT FROM MALAYSIA 🇲🇾

[@OptimizedMuslim]

جزاك الله خيرا

[@tamanpermatadihati8619]

There are still many rooms for improvement for our country. Anyway, tq for the good words for Msia.

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Thanks for commenting

[@businesshomeschooling]

Every ting on point

[@jinboro23]

Masyaallah malaysian people..👍👍

[@nassirismail]

That's the beauty of Malaysia... 😉

[@OptimizedMuslim]

الحمدلله

[@mzb1448]

Syukur, alhamdulillah. Allahumma sollia Muhammad.

[@OptimizedMuslim]

الحمدلله

[@JimySlow-wq9bw]

Malaysia trully Asia from my opinion level crime in Mlysia is low n safe for foreigner too hope Insaa Allah you all visit or choose Mlysia-Indonsia stay healty salam greetings ❤ to you all from Jkrta cty

[@sonofpharaoh9716]

Kerana rakyat terlalu baik. yg atas ambil kesempatan

[@larahati7566]

I agree that...

[@eunnice67]

As with any country in the world, you don't really know a place until you've lived there for a considerable amount of time. There's so much to love about Malaysia, but at the same time it has a lot of faults. I find that it always takes tourists to remind Malaysians of how wonderful their country is. But it is also needed of Malaysians to bring them back to reality and remind them that there is no utopian country and that there are many issues that lie deep in the country which needs addressing, but will never get addressed because of those in governance. Corruption is rife, money talks. Pre pandemic, Malaysia had one of the easiest long term visa programs to go for, MM2H. Now, you'd have to look into how many criteria have changed.

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Thanks for the thoughtful comment

[@muhdfarhan3781]

Alhamdulilah welcome to malaysia 🥰

[@OptimizedMuslim]

الحمدلله

[@alifahafizah4401]

Thank you so much❤

[@aniqaliq7291]

govt should make it easier to apply visa for people genuinely want to live in malaysia

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Yes definitely

[@Salbiyyah]

Alhamdulillah.. All praises only for Allah SWT.. Hazha min Fadhlillah.. As a Malaysian, I am very happy and proud of my country.. We must always be grateful to Allah SWT and In Shaa Allah, His Blessings would always falls on us.. JazakAllah khair...

[@OptimizedMuslim]

الحمدلله

[@applerizal5175]

welcome to malaysia..from malaysian

[@OptimizedMuslim]

جزاك الله خيرا

[@Eco-SchoolsSomaliland]

Thanks for this

[@OptimizedMuslim]

You're welcome

[@nine2five247]

Salam Alaikum. I have been searching for ways to make Hijra and live in Malaysia Insha’Allah. Unfortunately there isn’t a clear step by step guide on how someone can simply reside in Malaysia without having a work permit or investing in Malaysia. I understand Malaysia has 90 days free entry. I would like to stay in Malaysia for at least 1 year before deciding to live there for good. How can I make this possible with the 90 days visa? I found that there is a Visa-Run method which allows me to extend my stay by leaving Malaysia and re-entering the country however, i was told upon entering they might refuse you a visa. Lastly, how does someone rent a property in Malaysia with the 90 days visa. (I have intentions to stay there for 1 year minimum before deciding to move there for good) renting is the cheaper option then hotels and Airbnb. So how would I convince agencies to allow me to rent with this short visa ? Please make videos on these topics. It would really help many people. I been up all night searching and searching and still nothing that is clear is available online. Most of the videos regarding Malaysia visa on KZbin are Urdu or Hindi language. (Btw I live in London)

[@OptimizedMuslim]

وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته Please contact the make hijrah brothers about this. Sorry I can't assist you further. Have you recently checked out their website?

[@nine2five247]

@@OptimizedMuslim Jazakallah for replying. I haven’t got any info on them. You able to provide me with their contacts?

[@joey-go5ov]

I love My country Malaysia 🇲🇾🇲🇾 alhamdulillah ya Allah

[@OptimizedMuslim]

الحمدلله

[@bjplusplus1]

GOOD OR BAD VERY MUCH DEPENDS ON UR PRIORITIES. WE HAVE OUR GOOD POINTS AND WE TOO HAVE PROBLEMS OF OUR OWN. 1 OR 2 OF THEM WE CAN NOT SOLVE THEM OR YET TO DO SO. THERE IS NO BED OF ROSES HERE BUT COMPARATIVELY WE ARE OK.

[@abcdefghi9468]

Emmm. From my experience, I don't have that many people around me who loves to talk about Islam. I met a lot of people that was born Muslims, but ended up not practising it. Even myself, I feel really awkward and shy to talk about Islam to other Muslims/non-Muslims.

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Focus on changing the people you habitually surround yourself with

[@userplay305]

It started with yourself.

[@abcdefghi9468]

@@userplay305 Yes, right? But I still couldn't make myself comfortable talking about it.

[@norainiraof7581]

MashaAllah. Proud to be Malaysian.

[@likeitorleaveitsnm6691]

Brother what happened to your chanel make hijrah

[@OptimizedMuslim]

KZbin took them down for some unexplained reason

[@ejam865]

Love u all ORANG MUSLIM...IN SYA ALLAH.....dari orang malaysia...mari2...

[@ZamzairiTV]

Insyallah welcome

[@jamizal4522]

Alhamdulillah. Please come again and visit us, Sir 😊🙏🏼

[@OptimizedMuslim]

جزاك الله خيرا

[@jamizal4522]

@@OptimizedMuslim Aamiin 😊🙏🏼

[@mohamedadan5120]

If you are revert, Malaysia maybe good option , but if you come from other Muslim country, your muslim country is your best option. Even if there is problem, be part of the sulution

[@marinamisgiman4883]

good food here☺️💯

[@OptimizedMuslim]

That's good

[@sandman41688]

It depends where you are from, they treat foreigners according to the their country and not as an individual. So if you belong to Europe, North America or got some good money , then yeah it's a nice place .

[@OptimizedMuslim]

جزاك الله خيرا

[@EiChing123]

Where were you before Malaysia?

[@syafiqnik3611]

U are welcome here, my brothers... Muslims are brothers

[@OptimizedMuslim]

بارك الله فيك اخي

[@JannahVVIP]

Jazakumullahu kheir. ❤🇲🇾❤ U can renew your driving license & passport within a few hours or less, online (posted to your door) & at the counter. U can book your queueing number on App. We have various Halal food from all continents, skin color & mixed marriages too. All in all we r not as perfect as Brisbane, Dubai or London or New York, just a small country which still needs to catch up, I guess.

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Thanks for leaving a comment

[@kingliteace7944]

We have the beautiful country with the friendly citizen but our politictions always fuck up things upside down..

[@jaslemant4617]

Stumble upon this video. Let us please take a look at following situation: A brother born and raised in a Muslim country saved an important amount of money after 3 decades of hard work. He planned to invest his money by setting up a company not just to make a profit for himself but also to hire young people and help them start new family. The issue he encountered was enormous than he expected as he had to go through different departments and every department has its own division and each division requires different forms. The issue doesn’t lie only in bureaucracy but also corruption as he is forced to pay bribe in every corner. As our brother is a practicing Muslim he categorically refused to give bribe, therefore his application became sluggish. When he complained about the situation, he was given different pretexts and excuses. Sadly our brother lost hope and withdrew his application after a long time waiting. One year later, he packed his luggage, transferred his money to a western country and applied for long term business visa. Not only he set up his company smoothly in a record time but prior to that he was offered free consultancy and brief training on business management. Our brother managed to settle down successfully in the Land of Kuffar without breaking the Islamic law but unfortunately he failed to complete that in the land of Islam. If we take a look at the list of the most corrupted countries in the world, with no surprise we will find that Muslim countries are topping the list. If we check the list of the most transparent countries/least corrupted countries in the world we will find the land of kuffar topping the list; Denmark 1st followed by Finland, New Zealand, Norway, Singapore, and Sweden. The first least corrupt Muslim country is UAE standing in 24th position. Same goes for quality of life index and so on. During the era of our Messenger (ص), Hijrah was completed to land of Islam where Shariah was applied. As a consequence, justice system played its full role in safeguarding Muslims rights. Now, some people are advocating Hijrah claiming they want to revive Sunnah of Nabi (ص) by encouraging immigration from non-Muslim countries thinking their children will be raised according to Islamic teachings. Parents can try but the environment is harsh and it is more or less the same as in the west. Constitution of many Muslim countries states that Islam is the religion of the country but actually it is secular. You will find Haram everywhere, worse; in some countries faithful and practicing Muslims are monitored closely and they get intimidated constantly. You can’t in anyway do Dawah especially to criticize the governing body for misuse of power and injustice. If you can’t do Dawah in Muslim country then Mr. “Optimized Muslim”, how could you play an important role in order to contribute to the prosperity of the Muslim society? Isn’t our mission as Muslims is to advocate good and forbid evil? I am not saying practicing Islam in the west is easy but I strongly believe challenges are at the same level in both sides and if you are unable to adhere to Islamic teachings in the west then chances you will fail in a Muslim country is undeniable. I would be so grateful to you if you can enlighten me. Please check out this video of a Muslim brother reciting Quran in the street of Netherland: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaurnmikj6trb80

[@bolladeen]

Malaysian are blessed with good food amongst many more.... It might not be the healthiest choice of food...but its halal..

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Haha indeed

[@macdmacd7896]

safe to say not to praise too high about Malaysia... moderate people deserved moderate praise only... or by The God that praise gonna turn into crack n addiction... critique is better. awaken the soul with inttelect.

[@azreenz79]

Alhamdulillah…we as malaysian should be gratefull and syukur with how ALLAH grant us peacefull and considerate citizen despite being a multi racial country…..

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Definitely, الحمدلله

[@ahmadsadeq4530]

Malaysia is great for practical Islams but the key from what we success get harmony because we follow AhluSunnahWalJamaah and Mazhab Imam Syafie...Liberalism, Syiah and Wahabism prohibited in here or other groups faith are deviate from ASWJ not allowed in here...Im Malay people the originated people from Malay Land

[@darthbike189]

My country is not Muslim utopia country... of course it has its flaws. But I'm glad that Allah had eased your journey during your stay... thanks for the good words though. All good are from Allah.

[@OptimizedMuslim]

الحمدلله Thanks for the comment 🙂

[@sitizain766]

Alhamdulillah.

[@OptimizedMuslim]

الحمدلله

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

If you're a woman, you can move to Malaysia for as long as you marry a Malaysian man but if you're a man and married a Malaysian woman, it's best that you remain loyal to your country because every child will take its father's nationality! You can still visit Malaysia during vacations though! 😇

[@solehah]

Not really, my niece and nephew are Malaysians although their father is foreigner.

[@thekoboi9943]

Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾

[@enacausmembrane]

That's it akhis, we gotta make Hijrah to Mars. Insha Allah the Islamic Sultanate of Mars will be established by us.

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

Also, its name should be "Marikh"

[@enacausmembrane]

@@madkhaliqfarhan I think Mars is fine. But it is sad that whenever we talk about outside earth human travel, almost everyone, both muslim and non muslim look at you as a lunatic. It's like, let's be honest, no one thought it would be possible to fly, now look at us.

[@justice4all997]

Asalaamualakum. I want to do 45 days in Malaysia. I heard US citizens can stay 90 days or 3months? What cities would you recommend? I was told stay in KL for 3 weeks.

[@dolguldur4706]

Malaysia is a great country to live to say the least...however,we also got a few drawbacks..one of it is politics..thats the reason of why,many problem coming from

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Please explain more about the problems so we can learn إن شاء الله

[@hypermageran1110]

@@OptimizedMuslim iam a muslim sunni syafie asyairah malay malaysian engineer. Tho the muslims politicians in mlysia has a lot contribution to islam progression, but the fact that they so into 'hubbud dunya', they lavishly, talk too much that they themself dun practice it. Even 'so called islam political party' has their own worldly agenda.. So sad. I would say, if the things that can ruin n smare islam in the eyes of not yet muslim or non muslim is mostly the politics. Most of us hates politicians so to speak. I just explAin 5% from entirely politic scenario in malaysia, another 95% not so good as well n just keep it to ourself n alwys dua to Allah seek the true guidAnce. My personal opinion, when immmul mahdi rules n leads the muslim, malysia among the country that hv special instruction from imammul mahdi to banned all politics parties n will be ruled by governor n syuras ellected by imam mahdi. The royals mybe remains with terms. Bcoz in malaysia, muslims are devided by dirty politics stands. Its very sad scenario. Just too much dirty politics in malysia, and the saddest things, its leads by many corrupted muslim politicians. Imam mahdi will throws them all and ellect the most pious muslim to take rule nad we called it magenta ( no politic party ). Hasbunallahiwanikmalwakil.🤲🤲

[@onepersonisthechanceandcha155]

Ask us the citizens

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Ask you what?

[@zanzillahsaruji9966]

Malaysia is a multicultural country where people living in peace and harmony. Malaysia also provide cheap and world class accomodations and transportation. Malaysia aslo have International and best local Universities ranking jn the World...

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Thanks for commenting 👍

[@nutzhazel]

@@takiyaazrin7562 Alhamdulillah for Islam. No pervert like you can touch Muslim women and sexualized them for your desire.

[@asrojaklimastra1571]

Thank you from Malaysia

[@OptimizedMuslim]

بارك الله فيك

[@Ismail-fm9tn]

Malaysians are 'polite' in their eastern term of the word. They'd rather keep quite than commend someone like "hey! I love your tie". btw i'm malaysian.

[@OptimizedMuslim]

My experience with Malaysians is different

[@cudacularry2720]

The only problem is a weather.... Humidity is on another level. 😥😓

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Yes, I've heard the same from a few different people

[@ETSCross]

I have yet to understand how to deal with all that awful heat & humidity.

[@abuhasanali2270]

4 me as malay citizen want to give a litle bit advise to your peaple out there!! is better u stay where u are!! you dont have to imigrant over here! our problem is not the world problem,everywhere has thier own problem nowdays😒🙇‍♂️🙏.

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Lol