Money Isn’t Blocking Your Hijrah...THIS Is.

[@AbubakrTheMusaafir]

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[@saqifali9165]

Assalamuilikum Ramatullahi Wabarakatahu please do a video on developing on disposition please.

[@Mumin838]

@@saqifali9165 Check yourself everyday, ask yourself everyday, adjust everyday

[@publicpm8809]

May Almighty bring more and more barakah to you and your family, Ameen Its my prayer and a wish that all these good real muslim people living in the west can jump on a project and move to a country where they can try to setup an islamic society like Afghanistan or maybe some central asian country. Its going to be beautiful and an example for the non-muslims. I know its not easy but nothing valuable is not easy to achieve however the rewards are so great that we will forget about our struggles to make it a reality.

[@MaliqiBomit]

Check back in a few years and let’s see how’s it going…tired of these youtubers with a camera looking for suckers to finance their lifestyle

[@AbubakrTheMusaafir]

I’m getting tired of dead beat Muslims projecting their own insecurities and lack of progress in life onto others, just because you don’t see yourself being anywhere in a few years doesn’t mean no one else will lol, what a sad sad individual

[@Tootifrooti1000]

I swear, I have never searched for any similar content on KZbin and this video popped out of nowhere. I was tossing and turning in my bed and my anxiety was touching the roof since I also want to leave my life in Sweden and make a Hijrah to save my 4 yr daughter and son. I think this video was surely a sign from Allah. May Allah swt bless you brother and make things easier for me and my family.

[@AbubakrTheMusaafir]

May Allah make it easy for you my bro ❤️

[@taar]

I can feel you, may Allah ease your matters and save you and your children from this worlds' fitna.

[@KC-tm1yq]

Ilhamdulilah i managed to move from the UK to Sharjah last year with my wife and kids. Unfortunately until now i haven’t managed to find work or get my business off the ground. May allah make it easier for us.

[@AbubakrTheMusaafir]

What’s your business? And what field do you work in?

[@Mohamoud-rj2zi]

Aamiiin

[@deeqoali57]

Aamiin

[@KC-tm1yq]

@@AbubakrTheMusaafir Investment Consultant, Fundraising, Business Development

[@tanveersheikh9860]

but they don't give you citizenship I guess

[@abuyusuf4926]

May Allah bless you, I experienced the same once I gave up things for the sake of Allah, through his mercy I made hijrah and Allah granted me more than what I had imagined. I have fallen behind but trying to get back up, we need to sort our affairs and Allah will no doubt come to our aid.

[@shwanaNZ94]

May Allah bless you . Very sound advice . Me and my family are making hijira to Abu Dhabi from New Zealand insh Allah

[@defenderofdecency7218]

You are right young brother. The most important thing is disposition. I would add to that the importance of sacrifice for the sake of your childrens' deen and saving them from today's madness in the West as well.

[@mickey459]

Brother you are an example for us, may Allah guide us like he guided you

[@notkamara]

Such a crucial topic allahumma barik

[@umair181986]

Brother, you yourself is young and is hopefully inspiring a lot of youth. May Allah reward you immensely and keep you steadfast. More power to you and best wishes

[@sunset1823]

You’re completely right. Unfortunately, these dispositions come from my husbands side. He has a big family and there is often gatherings, weddings with free mixings, musics etc

[@7thEarthStudios]

Brother wallahi this is solid advice; same with us we had no idea how we had to make hijrah - put our trust in Allah, stayed patient, left the bad. Allah (swt) the magnificent allowed it to happen - even when every road was blocked

[@safwanalislam]

It's so beneficial that you're sharing this, it feels a bit normal now, you know considering how many brown families are upon baatil. Happy to see more brothers having these experiences

[@AntonioCaruso906]

I Swear By Allah, I have the same feelings regarding raising my future children in the UAE instead of The Netherlands!

[@Amin-y6v2r]

Mashallah brother , i also live in the Netherlands

[@musach5819]

Je hebt gelijk broer

[@AntonioCaruso906]

@@musach5819 dank u😇

[@IBRAHIMDeenUP]

Try Oman brother

[@bilalmerkato9433]

UAE is the worst place for Muslims. The UAE is the main source of financing wars in Gaza, Sudan, Libya, Yemen etc. Run away from it.

[@Amin-y6v2r]

Wallahi solid advice, if you just look at the relatives who brought up their kids in the Muslim countries and then those who brought them up in the west, it is night and day. Not even close. And there's absolutely nothing you will miss out on in Muslim lands. Imagine a long lineage of kafirs from your seed blaming you on the day of judgement for their disbelief and they have a point, they have no excuse but you brought them to that land of disbelief,you will have no excuse.

[@No.comment9624]

May Allah make you successful in your new home

[@Universaeducation]

May Allah bless you and your family and unite you all in Jannat Al-Firdous Al-Aalaa

[@ummerkasana]

YES. I've been saying this for ages. The sababiyah is mechanistic in nature. Disposition is the foundation. You still need to mobilize yourself to set the mechanisms in motion, Allah will facilitate you afterwards.

[@Cruelsport347]

Absolutely right. It makes your life easier. I wish i had make better choices and put Allah first.

[@naim7466]

When it comes to Riba,Vast majority of Muslims living in the West,brush it under the carpet,becoming wealthy without it not possible,it leads to riches,setting up/expanding businesses,purchasing multiple properties.

[@AH-mq9fn]

It's very possible if you focus on your purpose in this world, focus on Allah. He gave me wealth without Riba Alhamdulillah. I followed my friends who avoided Riba.

[@max20817]

Riba exists in uae and saudi aswell no one can fully escape it. Abu Huraira reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “A time will surely come upon people in which none will remain but that he consumes usury. If he does not consume it, he will be afflicted by its dust.” Source: Sunan Abī Dāwūd 3331

[@AbubakrTheMusaafir]

No doubt it exists everywhere, the question is, will you take it?

[@max20817]

@@AbubakrTheMusaafir taking it no but being charged it u can't escape as fiat currency is based on riba and is created out of nothing so your in the riba system whether you like it or not

[@ashrafhossain9076]

@@max20817 I get what you saying. It's like we are always losing money. Money can never sit still and not shrink in its buying power. So by not accepting Riba, in hindsight, I'm actually giving out Riba, though not on purpose.

[@adama.3178]

MaY Allah make us sincere Ameen

[@ibnhassan9546]

Brother speaking facts ma sha Allah

[@dermainmoore3111]

Asalamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh. Beautiful advice akhi. May Allah bless you.

[@LorenzoHamza]

May Allah reward you for your commitment to the Deen, such an inspiration for us 💚

[@Clank12]

SubhanAllah great video

[@heartsfindrest66]

Allah SWT bless you brother, Inshallah I hope one day other Muslims including myself can be in this position

[@wale4862]

جزاكم الله خيرا أخي أبو بكر. I would like to see you wearing a cap/kufi more often

[@RO-rv3fj]

Standing on business as the young kids these days would say lol. Allahuma Bariik.

[@jamescook4402]

Let's be honest, unless you are a citizen of said country or you are rich, good look with settling down with your family.

[@CurryMDM]

wonder if you cuttin off that uni loan was the catalyst for Allah azzawajal setting you up to be in the position you are today Allahumma Barik

[@AbubakrTheMusaafir]

There’s no doubt in my mind that it was! Alhamdulillah

[@syntaxDE]

100% true Habibi!

[@abidchaudhry9896]

سبحان اللہ

[@BigDuck786]

jazakallahu khayr akhi

[@cleanersgroup744]

So inspirational akhi 🙏

[@stivendragoshi8917]

i tried to stay in sharjah to "clear the field" for me later to move there with family ,but i couldnt find job or open business, alhamduliLah, so i came back to my country to fogure it out

[@abubaker9x39]

Please show us how to develop this disposition insha'Allah. May Allah bless you!

[@Truthseeker0824]

I have closed my savings account and gave all that came above as interest out (cannot say as sadaqah because it wasn't mine and was riba). People scared me so much. I am working on Hijrah as well and not even going to masjid as masjids here have free mixing. Rest of the gatherings are completely blocked unless it's all women. I agree with you that it's important. As a man it's easy but for sisters and mothers and widows-we are trying and that also without family's support.

[@faebalina7786]

Fear is a big thing and part of how we view hijrah.And asking for Allahs facilitation.Big risks usually = big rewards but risk for the khair.Ultimately fearing Allah and seeking his aid.Hence why you were aided likely because you sacrificed.I see a lot of people ageing here in the U.K.Depressed and stressed even Eid lacks that vibe but when you visit poorer places people seem happier subhaana’Allah that vibe is present and they aren’t dealing with living amongst so much that goes against the deen like we do daily.I am just done.Im a teacher and I don’t want my kids to grow up in the U.K.May Allah aid every single person that makes this intention.

[@miladmiah]

Invest in your village and make plan for migration..

[@karny97]

In shaa Allah i can move my family there.

[@MuhammadAli-wy6ku]

Jazak Allahu kheyr for the advice

[@laarossi]

Facts, Tabarak Allah

[@AlexaTaganrog]

All great thoughts!

[@worldgripe]

In the last 3 years I'm moved from 3 countries , ask me , Next is Sharjah InshaAllah

[@AbubakrTheMusaafir]

And the money in the UK, USA and other western countries is halal?😂 Bro no doubt UAE isn’t for everyone, but come on man be just in your stances

[@worldgripe]

@@AbubakrTheMusaafir What? You probably misread or misunderstood my comment? where do you see me criticize the UAE ? I'm going there next to get closer to the Mecca and Medina , after living in the western countries for most of my life.

[@AbubakrTheMusaafir]

@@worldgripe was replying to someone else who was replying to you, looks like they saw sense and deleted their comment lol 😅

[@worldgripe]

@@AbubakrTheMusaafir It makes sense I just saw the comment now on my feed, about enslaving families🤣 like in the west we are free of everything and everything is rosy.

[@befree9579]

I haven't done Hijrah but i did a half version. I went East Africa and married a young virgin girl. Plan to keep her and kids there. Just coming UK to work for 3-4 months. It's hard being away from the wife since guys we need sex but InshaAllah once i find a way to make income there i would say full time.

[@miladmiah]

Muslim in uk they get angry when we talking about hijrah to Muslim country can you do video why Muslim country is better place to live please..

[@thecybersecguy1]

Lol. I feel for you brother. Its the same in whole of the west. It has become a Tabu now.

[@Euuu12341.]

These western countries grant people citizenship to stay there they can buy sell do whatever. Does any Muslim country doing this? How can any person make Hijrah when he won’t be granted any citizenship to live there ?

[@tanveersheikh9860]

No gulf nation gives PR let alone citizenship

[@creationsoffarzid1154]

I have been wanting to do hijra for a long time but as a female it is so difficult and my relatives did not and do not help me out.

[@Kzam19-ux8wg]

Are you british pakistani? There are many pakistanis in malaysia. And also there are few british pakistani migrating to malaysia. There is one youtube channel called saira hayati i think talking about migration to malaysia.

[@fabianwaterberg8591]

Just make sure you have the intention to make hijra, just go and put your trust in Allah and he will open doors that you thought was impossible to be opened! Speaking from experience!

[@anaskaizen1]

Salam Alaykom brother and eid mobarek. I also like you don't have a degree, how were you able to work in the UAE when the public consensus is that they ask for it for the work visa? Thank you.

[@deenoverdunya429]

Wa Alaikum Salam

[@criterionrecitations8960]

وعليكم سلام و رحمة الله و بركاته

[@mariar3933]

What about single sisters like me 😢 I wanna move but with no maharam , they support unislamic lifestyle, what should we do

[@mariar3933]

@@YaseenPasha131 Walaikum Salam , yes I want to definitely move , due to practicing Deen , I would love advice , jazakAllah khaurun brother, maybe more people can help sisters on these matters because this is becoming a common isssue here in uk

[@mariar3933]

@@YaseenPasha131 Walaikum Salam , please tell me how to go about it and to connect to brother, my genuine advice is to open a relocation hijrah services catering to sisters to you brothers in safe and effective manner with tips and practical help , guidance to live in these places , what to expect , on my own I had amazing experience in uae n Qatar especially mosques n Islamic centres but it’s still a big step none the less as in uk many things are free like health care and incase of any medical emergency or losing work there’s always a fall back system , the the cons are too much aswell

[@funkyfacts4175]

I am about to graduate highschool in Canada, any apprentice program in Muslim countries where I can study and ear by working.

[@Hamofire]

It's called Tawheed, not "disposition".

[@Adam-kh9rb]

What if you dont have the finances despite living a halal lifestyle. Paying bills is all i can do.

[@thecybersecguy1]

Salam Alaikum Akhi Abu Bakr. Islam first disposition is 100%, however, our way to follow is the example of Rasool Allaah Sallallahu Alehe Wasallam who planned his Hijraah from Makkaah to Medina. We know this from his Seeraah. He also said (to the meaning) to Trust Allaah but tie the camel. Therefore, there is nothing wrong in people wanting to make Hijraah to plan well beforehand otherwise their migration can turn into ultimate exhaustion of their limted resources which lead to disappointment, that leads to regret. Had they planned it well, this wouldn't have been the case. Hence if someone is delaying his hijraah due to managing some initial mechanics then thats not an issue, rather this is recommended in the Deen. By the end of the day, we want our muslim brothers and families to make one-way successful Hijraah and not the opposite. May Allaah make it easy.

[@AbubakrTheMusaafir]

Wa’alaikumussalam Habibi 100% agreement with you, as mentioned I made the mental decision on the spot when it hit me, it wasn’t until 6 months later I finally got my residency in UAE and then another year before I moved, the mechanics will fall into place the but disposition has to come first that was the point, for many people I find it’s not the mechanics that’s the problem but rather the disposition, hence the video

[@thecybersecguy1]

@@AbubakrTheMusaafir Jazakallahu Khaira for clarification Akhi. We are on the same page. احسن الله عليك

[@fabianwaterberg8591]

​@@AbubakrTheMusaafirjust say intention!

[@asad-kc8zf]

Trust me fitnaa is also in islamic countries not just the west.

[@UnbeatenPlayzMinecraftandmore]

‎و عليكم السلام و رحمة الله وبركاته

[@emaadshehzad8374]

I see a lot of these KZbinrs with a camera recording under the streetlight asking everyone to do hijrah to Dubai/Sharjah/UAE. The question is it really safe to raise a family in a place where there is rampant prostitution, kids being exposed to the ideology of wealth being fundamental to everything, and most of all a govt hell-bent on stopping you from even expressing any kind of sympathy for our brothers and sisters suffering in Palestine? Moreover, the whole concept of homosexuality and gender identity is fast catching up in these so-called Muslim countries. Just having a few extra masjids and the availability of halal food does not make it a place worth doing hijrah to. Just my 2-cents.

[@m.imtiazmalik8214]

Very true. Well said brother. I have wasted 16 years of my valuable life in UAE.

[@tanveersheikh9860]

moreover they don't give you citizenship

[@saniyaahmad3153]

​@@tanveersheikh9860 now they give

[@saniyaahmad3153]

Saudi is not like UAE

[@astrayush]

@@saniyaahmad3153it will catch up very very soon!

[@1a2b538]

It is sunnah to live with sheeps, goats, horses. Off the grid

[@Sk-pg7uv]

My issue is i have no clue what kind of business to start to help me have an income while im in the UAE, like some sort of online income or anything 😢

[@justwatchlng019]

Why do many people do hijrah to UAE etc, and why not mecca or madinah? I am genuinely curious, is it because it’s hard or just preferences?

[@AbubakrTheMusaafir]

Madinah was my 1st option when I was planning 4 years ago but it’s much harder to get residency there, inshallah in the future I plan to move there as residency options become more easily available

[@justwatchlng019]

@@AbubakrTheMusaafir May Allah make it easier for you akhi. Me myself wants to move to Madinah from Norway, but my plan is to first be done with structural engineering (we have free education) so that i can get a job in a muslim country.

[@adlanebendimred3855]

Love you in Allah ❤ brother

[@hichametour3120]

Yes please

[@wirelessgeeks1]

Brother you already had some sort of an idea in the back of your head before you made hijra in the first place. The disposition was there but you had some sort of skill set already. Of course disposition is important because if your move was to fail, you will get up and move on, that is what disposition is, in that failure does not stop you but many people will fall short. About doing hijrah. Say you have no skills or qualifications, then what? or you are above 50 like me. Any ideas?

[@ananasfraise4303]

or maybe there are people who have this disposition but just don't have the means to do their hijrah it might be a possibility yknow? or do you think that if we can't do it it HAS to be because Allah is not our priority?

[@adlanebendimred3855]

Allahu akbar allahu akbar allahu akbar

[@xila8861]

and here I come thinking of Canada for their passport

[@BasicIslamTV]

KZbinrs never gets to the point unless it’s 8:00 min

[@Hindukushtribe]

Muslims who want to do Hijra in 2024 but they are financially weak. What ever spare cash you have invest in physical Silver and wait what Allah subhanahu wa ta’ala brings out of it after the crash which around the corner, insha’Allah. Signs of hour Hadith (authenticity Allah knows best) gold will become common and there be great demand for silver.

[@ironsoesy1014]

Where is this Hadith stated? Jazaak Allho khairan

[@Omar-uy4ce]

Please can we have a video how develop disposition

[@HDY0903]

Bro, why does anyone need to do 'hijrah' from the UK to the UAE? We have mosques on almost every street corner here in the UK, especially in the North West. We have amazing darul ulooms, masajids, scholars etc..the entire region of the UAE and KSA are merely so called islamic states. We all know the reality and what goes on behind the scenes in the UAE. The entire country is run on interest and loan repayments just like any western country. Your child will not be more islamic in Sharjah anymore than attending bury darul uloom for example or any other UK institution.

[@markjordan9791]

who did u go with to get the visa set up? is tam khan ok? how much? some charge 25k but some cheaper who to go with?

[@AbubakrTheMusaafir]

Ansaar Consultants, practicing brothers and extremely competent Allahummabariklahum

[@markjordan9791]

@@AbubakrTheMusaafir ah nice. whats their cost? around 10k?

[@Hamza-r5t]

​@AbubakrTheMusaafir assalamualaykum akhi, do you know any halal way to buy a home with installments in the UAE?

[@AbubakrTheMusaafir]

@user-qx2ce7bn9n Wa’alaikumussalam Habibi yes, the brothers at Ansaar Consultants mentioned above also have Ansaar Properties, their number is [phone], you can also find them on Instagram

[@Hamza-r5t]

Thanks akhi, really appreciate it. If you know any other ways please make some videos and share :) ​@AbubakrTheMusaafir

[@astrayush]

Is there even a land nowadays that you can call Islamic. Lived in the gulf for over 10 yrs and haven’t seen more immorality and nudity anywhere else even in the West. We are living in the end of times

[@arashahad8733]

Disposition = what are your principles?

[@loveyouuuuuuuuuuall]

invest money on self wisely.. you can get a job and capital will return after a job.. don't buy loan

[@Fadedfrost1]

u should also mention white passports get a very high pay in all of the gulf states compared to other nationalities, don’t leave it out lol.

[@alkhalili100]

purchase cost of featured properties

[@Dont_be_negative]

For a person who is in his 50s do you think its easy to find a job in these countries? We really want to do hijra but thats the concern I have. IT jobs are for younger people now.

[@AbubakrTheMusaafir]

I would say depends heavily on how much experience you have, in the Middle East it’s usually only very senior roles they recruit for from the west

[@businesshomeschooling]

I heard they don't like brothers with big beards. Are you having any discrimination out there?

[@ajajssksk1757]

I highly doubt this is the case

[@030Ayoub]

Emaratis have big beards themselves my brother (not all of them)

[@businesshomeschooling]

@@030Ayoub well I heard that they look at this salaf style beard with disdain. Apparently they have agents from the US that specialise in spotting the beardie and spying on him. A group of Arab fellas were telling me this a few months back

[@Sum_Ting_Wong]

Would you consider Dubai as an "Islamic" nation state? We see all the open fitnah there, the materialism, the government backing oppression against Muslims in Sudan etc.....

[@AbubakrTheMusaafir]

Definitely, not perfect by any measure, but definitely Islamic

[@Sum_Ting_Wong]

@@AbubakrTheMusaafir that is a very soft response and I expected better from you bro.

[@AbubakrTheMusaafir]

You asked a simple question and got a simple answer lol if there’s sum ting wong it’s with the question not the answer

[@Sum_Ting_Wong]

@@AbubakrTheMusaafir you rationalised living under an open fitnah and oppressive nation because it is "Islamic". Nothing complicated about it akhi Eid Mubarak anyway bro May Allaah guide you and me

[@AbubakrTheMusaafir]

@Sum_Ting_Wong instead of living under an anti-Islamic non-Muslim nation yes correct… Ameen & Eid Mubarak

[@mohammedazeem7549]

Ead that you got the answer

[@gloryandpraisefromkoran6467]

Nah its literally money

[@PantheraTK]

Only question, does residency pass down to your kids?

[@AbubakrTheMusaafir]

Depends on how you attain it, in some situations yes in others no

[@Euuu12341.]

What am I gonna do moving there when I’m not allowed to become a citizen. I was born in Saudi Arabia still I’m not citizen of the country i was born in . I’m willing to give up everything and live my whole Life in Saudi Arabia. But for that I would need to be always be working under some Saudi , I can’t catch any break with work and now they have made life of non saudis more difficult with many types of fees. Any Muslim would want to come and live there but are Saudis thinking about MUSLIMS? No they think only about their Saudi citizens .

[@AbubakrTheMusaafir]

Why is citizenship so important? Definitely would be nice to have, but is it a reason for a person to NOT live in Muslim lands for their lifetime? Is our ultimate objective this dunya or the akhirah?

[@Euuu12341.]

@@AbubakrTheMusaafir Are you familiar with the things needed to be done to keep a family of just four people in legal status . A normal wage person can’t afford to live in today’s Saudi Arabia . Maybe people could have lived comfortably back when Fahad was king . If a person is earning for example 5000 SAR a month . Rent and iqama renewals alone is going to eat up his half salary . Then the saudiazation regime favoring saudis for more jobs than the qualified person . Why don’t you make a video interviewing some non Saudi people and share it here . I was born there in Jeddah it hurts me to know I can’t come back there to live . May Allah make it is easy on us all .

[@AbubakrTheMusaafir]

@Euuu12341. Ok so it doesn’t make sense for some people, good thing there are dozens of other Muslim countries with lower barriers to entry, still not a reason to stay in non Muslim lands

[@Euuu12341.]

@@AbubakrTheMusaafir let’s see what happens. I will find some information on turkey malaysia and Uzbekistan . In sha Allah I move to Muslim lands sooner .

[@yushaumeri6292]

Isn't this is guy DawahMan's buddy?

[@mdenamul82]

But do you get citizenship after providing your services ? Is this a temporary hijraj ?

[@AbubakrTheMusaafir]

No citizenship but you can get indefinite residency as per the current laws, I’ve always got Pakistan as a back up and I’m currently working towards getting residency in Saudi to move to Madinah inshallah

[@AbubakrTheMusaafir]

If by temporary you mean ever moving back to the UK then no, if you mean is Sharjah my forever home then also no

[@max20817]

Hijrah is not as easy as it was in the prophet (ﷺ) time where no passports or residence cards existed nor was a large amount of funds needed as they were welcomed by the ansar, living in the uk muslims can practice their religion freely, fast, offer prayer in congregation, give dawah, give zakat and much more. There is no persecution here to be making hijrah, also the prophet pbuh told his companions to go to a cristian country ruled by a Christian king negus as the muslims were being persecuted by the quraysh, everything has to be taken in its context, there is no magic wand nor is the grass greener on the other side, there are infact alot of horror stories and thousands of pounds lost, Allah سبحانه وتعالى has put you in the land your in for a reason he does not make mistakes. Make hijrah if you have the means but remember this doesnt make you more righteous than who doesnt make hijrah nor is it a fardh or obligation, aside to all of this UAE dubai is the party capital of the world and is no different to las vegas or miami also saudi is not too far behind with all the latest movie shows and music concerts and Allah knows best

[@marcusj9947]

You prefer Christian majority countries because they are better than Muslim ones!

[@Hadiyaaamo]

brother what city is this

[@jzmill]

Sharjah

[@Y8ko53Offical]

Your blessed by Allaah Subhanawataalas Rahmah to have Allaah is your priority. On the same line AlhamdulilAllaah I not going to have mortgage and fake sharia approved islamic finance. Great advice and well said

[@artenwarsame6991]

If you don’t have enough money how will you do Hijra

[@AbubakrTheMusaafir]

Plenty of Muslim countries where the living costs are lower

[@rehanbeg4629]

Good for you mr goodie tooshoots!!

[@AbubakrTheMusaafir]

Inshallah you will be good too after watching the video if you weren’t already

[@makhanikuan]

You just move country, it is not any religious Hijrah

[@MrA-km8ws]

First understand what hijrah is.

[@mickey459]

Raising your kids in a LGTV country seems very problematic

[@saniyaahmad3153]

these muslim countries are so hot like I am poor how will I live their , not even grass grows their we eat so many wild plants. Every basic thing even water is expensive. How is it sustainable to move their. Daily needs are luxury in these countries . Raising one child is expensive their

[@lail111]

Are you really that ignorant or are you trolling? Maybe take some geography lessons.

[@twobits7310]

There is no diff between UK and UAE, even UAE is getting worse day by day. Do you really want to move to a Islamic shariya land then its Afghanistan.

[@Positive-Princess]

Assalaamu 'Alaikum Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakatuh. It’s been my dream to leave America 🇺🇸 for some time now. When I talk to others about it they don’t understand why. Yes I am a widower, yes I am a mother, so traveling as a woman may not be simple but I pray Allah makes it easy for me to fulfill my dream of Hijra 🤍🤲🏽

[@SilverLine-v1d]

Is sharjah Islamic?

[@AbubakrTheMusaafir]

Yes alhamdulillah

[@h051n]

Seven figures brother please hahahaha

[@SaltyCaptain]

Dude uae is horrible , you should have gone to Riyadh instead

[@AbubakrTheMusaafir]

You’ve lived in Sharjah?

[@Ibn_Abdulaziz]

May Allah ﷻ reward you for your Hijrah. Is it harder to get to Madinah? Because why UAE instead of Madinah? Eemaan will return to Al-Haramain. I've also noticed that brothers who make Hijrah are still connected with the communities in the west that they left behind. The content is directed at them. Thus my thought was, a pan western Sunni Muslims upon Tawhid community setting up their own country after setting up an online country and seeking membership at the OIC. Only a few would be able to make Hijrah to Muslim lands as no country would allow hundreds of thousands. So if the intention is to save Muslims from the west and not make money out of their Hijrah, then it is not possible for many to make Hijrah to gulf countries. Nor would receiving citizenship ever happen, or equality under the law. It is a hierarchal tribal system where khaleejis are at the top, then western uncovered expats, and lastly poor Muslim refugees. My heart would not sit well seeing such. That's why it is better for the western Sunni community to take advantage of the politics in the west. They want their demographics back and giving it to them in exchange for land in the Muslim world being carved out for us, could work. These gulf countries look up to the west and are building fake islands and new cities in order to have them as residents there. Thus we can use that and say that the west will get its demographics back provided they give these gulf countries tourism. And the gulf countries will get tourism provided they fund our project. Thus no need for sportswashing as we can use the demographics issue as a tool. Then when billions pour in, you can have a place like Qatar only for western Sunni Muslims on Tawhid where you are all equal under the law. Because we are your real people as your content is directed at us.

[@Ibn_Abdulaziz]

Now of course you'll get a salary of a million $ annually for being project leaders while at the same time getting reward for the Hijrah of the believers stuck in the west. Then the online government platform will be managed by the ministry of IT. It will belong to the undercategory of network and web development sub branch. In my online gov platform proposal, all knowledge will have its own Wazarah (ministry), Majlis (parliament) and a university to specialize in that specific knowledge. Those who pass the criterias of that specific knowledge set up by the MEC (ministry of criteria and exams) will be allowed to candidate for the ministry posts. If the knowledge is a worldly knowledge, then there will be basic Islamic requirements like the five pillars of Islam, and six pillars of Eemaan, and 'Adalah. As for Dhabt (accuracy), then it has to be in the subject you are applying to, like dentistry, or IT, or construction, transportation, teaching, journalism etc. Let's say the seats are 300 and 1000 dentists passed the criterias? That's when the Ahlul Halli system set up by 'Umar رضي الله عنه will come in. Those 1000 will have deliberations, meetings and appoint 300 from among themselves. Then those 300 will appoint 20 as the Ahlul Halli of their subject knowledge, and those Ahlul Halli will appoint the minister of the dentists. Once all branches of medicine have their ministers, then those ministers will sit in a grander majlis for the branch of medicine. And they will appoint the Ahlul Halli and Ameer of medicine in a similar way. Like a ladder. Then when all major branches of worldly knowledge have their ministers, they will sit in a grand grander Majlis until they appoint the Ameer of all worldly knowledge among themselves. Then like eastern conference vs western conference template, the worldly knowledge will meet the Islamic knowledge in the app platform so people can click and get an overweiw image of the structure. And we will get order and ministers for every possible knowledge. And every citizen will have something to do and contribute to. Until we get polymaths who have mastered almost all the knowledge. But that might happen after few generations. Also to ensure that we have an economy. Because business, a Halal stock market free from riba', leverage, shorting (selling what you do not possess) will appear. Then when the west becomes unlivable for families to live due to where it is headed in its values, then many of those families will become Muslims seeking asylum with us insha'Allah. Also Muslim youth will ask their leaders to have a system similar to us instead of imitating the west. Without firing a bullet, it is possible to rectify many. What you are doing will belong to Islamic Halal income livelihood. It will belong to the major branch of Buyu'. And it will also have its own ministry, Majlis and a university. Once this knowledge gets perfected, people can study it. It is coming insha'Allah. Then once we are trained and a consensus has been reached, that's when we will seek membership at the OIC and negotiate a piece of land just like Rasulullah ﷺ asked the tribes to host him before his Hijrah. As for being dependent on western disbelievers vs hypocrites who look up to them, then raising a kid in such an environment might have repurcussions. As for us, then we see it from another angle, the lesser of two evils. But your kids might end up becoming like those khaleejis who look up to the disbelievers of the west or might get inferiority complex as they might feel that they are lower than uncovered expats. If they didn't have such ignorance, then the Muslim world would've been a true ideal Islamic multicultural, multiethnic place for all believers. But Al-Wahn has made tattooed uncovered disbelievers higher in their soceities than Muslims from poor countries. And Allah ﷻ best. So I don't see them as our people. And they don't see us as their people either.

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What is a khaleejis?

[@Ibn_Abdulaziz]

@@Kzam19-ux8wg Khaleej means a bay, a rounded incision in a coastal strip. But it refers to the gulf arabs.

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