WHY I CHOSE MALAYSIA AND NOT… DUBAI, PAKISTAN, EGYPT, & TURKEY | FUTURE 🌟 | FAMILY ♥️

[@SairaHayati]

If your planning on moving to Malaysia and have any inquiries regarding visas etc, I’d love to help just text me on WhatsApp [phone] With your Name : Number (E.g +44) : Email :

[@MohamednoordubaMohamednoorduba]

But I think Indonesia is better than malaysia

[@sugaritsiraj682]

Yes I want to explore and make my life there In Shaa Allah

[@youtubeampunya]

every country has its own advantages, don't compare any country@@MohamednoordubaMohamednoorduba

[@abdulrazakmemon6627]

Thanq Sairabanu i will keep in contact

[@24.7sunshine]

Sister please guide us on what sort of jobs we can get or business what we can do as Muslims from the u.k

[@mrman9777]

My parents always spoke of leaving the UK for Malaysia and now I know why, very informative video. Thanks a lot.

[@kuu-g6l]

uk sucks.nothing good about uk.

[@nisaahamiltonmuhammad15]

ASA, I am an American Muslim who moved to Malaysia as well. I tried those other countries and Malaysia beats them all hands down. I. I lived in Penang but relocated to KL. I enjoyed my time there, but for me, KL is so much better Alhumduillah. I would LOVE to connect with you

[@boboboy8189]

Penang is Full of chinese and Indian Muslim, problem is since the last 10 years, many China mainland came and living in penang.

[@aghzainal492]

Good for you

[@shams61022]

I traveled to KL and ended up in Penang. My experience was the greatest ever. I still connect with my friend I met in Penang. Enjoy Malaysia

[@abangraybann821]

​@@boboboy8189 chinese mainland already own house in penang, they try to get resident since 5years ago after election 14, i noticed they are majority there n have big community.. maybe they try to create penang as a new country.. Same as singapore..

[@lealemon4856]

I am Penang local the island. 😅. I mixed around. I don’t have a problem with Chinese or Indian. Like others ppl do but yes sometimes I acquaintances with arrogant Chinese lol 😂but is ok I will never go out from my island. The island is my land. Foods I love it. 😊 kl is hassle for me. I need the beach and ocean.

[@enchesoyaregaliaatriadelig5951]

No wonder Dr Zakir Naik chose to stay in Malaysia rather than other islamic countries

[@Miqael_Ozairy]

Malaysia govmt sued him coz doing some lecture!! I read news even im not Malaysian. No doubt,coz Malaysia liberal sekular country !! latest news, Malaysia support Israel through TWO STATE SOLUTION in Palestine conflicts !!

[@Ameng3471]

​​@@Miqael_Ozairyit is not true and d9nt spread lies. He was sued by indian hindu state exco who is the supporter of BJP in india and he is not representing malaysian govt. Get your fact right

[@zambenkz8662]

Bullshido​@@Miqael_Ozairy

[@sally2869]

​@@Miqael_Ozairy We welcome Dr zakir with open arm.Proud of having him among us Malaysian.

[@Miqael_Ozairy]

@@Ameng3471 you lie !! Your gomvt didn't help him out !! now he can't freely speech about inter religious dialogue !! idk well about Malaysia politics, but opposition side party more better coz your current govmt support TWO STATE SOLUTION!!! That means, you support the existence of Israel !!

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Please bear in mind, no country in the world is perfect. Malaysia is not either. There are pros and cons too. But I am honoured you picked malaysia.

[@BobWoolmer-kx3ym]

A British citizen was stabbed multiple times in a hate crime. Shame

[@keratos92]

@@BobWoolmer-kx3ym Foreigners stabbed in Britain: "Pshh, typical Britain." British stabbed in Malaysia: "Whoa whoa, why Malaysia so dangerous?" Double standard much?

[@shinachikudidnthappen..mov9196]

​@@keratos92Is he even talking about Malaysia? Since when do we even do hate crime? Not even openly islamaphobic Chinese politicians get touched here. None of the darker skinned people got hatecrimed here, much less to that extent. Openly islamaphobic lesbian twitter murtads also live here without any harassment 😅 I think he's referring to UK's own case.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

@BobWoolmer-kx3ym I guess there is no crime in uk?

[@keangwooichoo6138]

@BobWoolmer-kx3ym did you read about our neighbour thailand? british tourist raped and killed at phuket beach etc etc. I also assume no crimes in uk?

[@kinnaabdulaziz1515]

Welcome to Malaysia, Saira! As a Malaysian, we often overlook all these blessings but thank you for mentioning them (and now I'm reminded how blessed we are here). It's a very lovely place for the most part. Malaysia isn't perfect, but nowhere is. We still have racial discrimination, garbage, and water issues in some states but overall it's nothing too alarming, I'd like to think. About the mosquitos, I really wish you well. If you happen to be in a highly infested mosquito area (plenty around), just spray some good quality bug spray. You'll be ok in sha'Allah.

[@hafeezrahman6149]

Love the London accent. As a British Pakistani I took my children to Islamabad pakistan and lived their for 10 years. Best decision. One of my sons became hafz quran due to moving to Pakistan.

[@islamicreminders3090]

Good on you, Islamabad is great !

[@tariqjavaid1696]

Which schools did you send you kids in Islamabad? We are looking into it and school choice is the most important thing for us.

[@hafeezrahman6149]

@@tariqjavaid1696. I was in Pakistan from 2000 to 2010. I sent them to ems in sector F. 11 and the my son I sent him to sector F. 8 who done hafz quran. At that time the private education was not so expensive. I am not sure about today but I think it very very expensive. I would recommend you go to Malaysia. Too much coruepetion and coruepet minds unfortunately.

[@lollollol234]

If i was to ever relocate from the UK I would go Islamabad because I know the language and have Inhereted property/land there also.

[@kawankita330]

Hafiz Quran..I'm Happy for you. At least Son already be able to take u to Jannah..

[@samsummer3847]

Malaysia is not perfect. But we got everything we needed to live our life peacefully. As a Malaysian Muslim, I kinda take everything for granted to live in our beautiful country. Thank you for choosing Malaysia.

[@hpspectre5184]

Malaysia truly Asia.

[@alphaomega3836]

They are asylum refugees.

[@toqa6735]

Love from Iraq Baghdad

[@mdshahilshaikh6999]

You are absolutely correct in ur assessment of Malaysia. I visited Malaysia and instantly fall in love with her. The standard of living is as per any Western Cities, yet cost of living is very reasonable. On top of everything, I love the people. Food is incredible. Of course it is one of the beautiful place on the earth. ❤❤❤

[@kachrachi]

You nailed it. I've spent a bit of time in Dubai and been living in Malaysia since 3 years. Everything in Malaysia is so balanced. Every year that I've spent here, Malaysia has grown on me more and more. Truly a well kept secret.

[@itsharem]

As Muslim living in Denmark. I always joke about to my wife. If I ever run away and you can’t find me - go look for me in Langkawi. Seriously the best place on earth. I haven’t lived there but been on holiday. We flew from Penang to Langkawi in a 20 min flight. 😅 But great place, nice people and amazing views. I have been to Malaysia twice and we plan to go back again inshaAllah when kids get older

[@nickme7047]

Please comeback again...

[@nickme7047]

Please come back again soon...

[@alphaomega3836]

Come and go back

[@saquibaghai]

Living in KL Malaysia as a foreigner for five years now , I completely agree with you . I love it❤ Malaysia made me a travel vlogger 😅

[@MuttaqiShabazz]

How are you able to live there for 5 years? What type of Visa did you get? What company helps you achieve this goal? Please respond whenever you can because I am interested in moving to Malaysia and I need all the help I can get. Peace ☮️

[@norzilahaziz6695]

There r mny type of visa. Not just social visit. Eg employment..spouse..PR status..professional / consultant visits..visas under Mlysia Second Home Program etc..etc..mny of them 1 yr..2 yr etc extendable..so 5 yrs is no problem at all.

[@H92P]

I visited Malaysia recently it was just jaw dropping Mushallah 🎉 highly underrated Greetings from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺

[@perfect.weather5933]

I totally agree about how Malaysians aren't discriminative, they are not the type who will stare at you and make you feel uncomfortable. They just mind their own business, when you go to a restaurant or coffee, you literally get your own privacy despite the crowd. Nobody will stare or judge or whatever. I'm talking based on my experience. And yes, about the chilled mannerisms, i think sometimes if we chase the worldly life so much, we will forget about our soul and spirituality. I think it's something about the tropical vibes too, MashaAllah.

[@Aim201]

Mind their own business until they talk behind you. They also defend their rights that could go against the Quran and Sunnah. They always believe someone has put sihr on you like that

[@perfect.weather5933]

@Aim201 I think gossip happens no matter where you live anywhere in the world. I was only focusing on how they won't stare at you and make you feel uncomfortable. Maybe you haven't travelled enough to understand what I really meant to say. There are many countries where people will just stare and judge you with their death stares, you can't even sip your coffee comfortably. I mean, people will talk no matter, leave them be, it's the moment when they invade your privacy with their stares that gets on my nerves. As for the sihr matter, leave it to Allah, He is the all-Knowing.

[@shinachikudidnthappen..mov9196]

​@@Aim201You care too much about what people thinks. Don't. They can't and won't touch you. Live your life. Haven't you been taught, your happiness is in your own hands, since those are the only ones you could control? You can't control people's thoughts and mouths, and it seems you haven't travelled much if you think mere gossips is somehow worse than being attacked for wearing hijab, or worse, snuffed out for not wearing one. Appreciate that Malaysians won't do either to you, and im speaking as a non hijabi Malay Muslim living in all-Malay neighbourhood.

[@Aim201]

@shinachikudidnthappen..mov9196 just say you don't follow Quran and Sunnah, that's all. Bc what you do is never written in the Quran and Sunnah bc in hadith it's says, The Prophet (ﷺ) said, "He who believes in Allah and the Last Day must either speak good or remain silent." Tell the world that you don't follow Quran and Sunnah. In the hadith of Abu Dawud 4874, Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) was asked a question about Ghibah (backbiting). Someone came to him and said what if what I say about my brother is in fact truth? Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) replied, if are right, you have slandered him, and if what you say of him is not true, you have reviled him. In the hadith, it says the punishment for backbiting is that Allah will take away from your account of good deeds and give it to the one you hurt as an act of compensation. If you do, give daleel.

[@Aim201]

@@shinachikudidnthappen..mov9196 and tell the world that you don't follow Quran and Sunnah

[@azmiibrahim9714]

You overlook a very important factor. No major natural disasters eg earthquakes/volcanoes, hurricanes/typhoons. Only flash floods & annual monsoon in the east coast of the peninsula

[@masterofpeace6421]

🤫🤫🤫 plsss... keep malaysia underated... ❤❤.. btw, welcome to malaysia sister....

[@FriedChickenWings-gl2dq]

Yes, we have enough foreigners here but we glad people love Malaysia

[@Sunshine-zi4nq]

Yes, don't move here. Too many foreigners isn't what we want

[@kemejaput-lm4qp]

true, true. you cannot say come come everyone to Malaysia. Unless you have ulterior motive like job scam or moving scam as your source of income.

[@nimz.84]

Im from the UK and lived in Malaysia for couple of years. I honestly have to say that it's my favorite place. We back every year and now planning to move there permanently. The best place for me hands down ❤

[@DoyinVoice]

top reasons why ?

[@JojoAprilla]

Im from the UK and lived in Malaysia for couple of years. I honestly have to say that it's my favorite place. We back every year and now planning to move there permanently. The best place for me hands down

[@HakimGhani4]

As Malaysians, we sometimes overlook that Malaysia 🇲🇾 offers a great quality of life. Thank you sister for your kind words. But I love to hear the negative side too, for improvement in future of course.

[@boboboy8189]

Negative side is shariah law is too lenient, politician love to play politics rather than helping rakyat. Goverment protect food cartel.....

[@YA-hm5zy]

​@boboboy8189 shariah law too lenient. Maybe you should go to Afghanistan

[@STORIESBYSUNDUS]

Negative side too much BTS Kpop Korean Chinese influence,easy access to concerts for teenagers

[@aliey9330]

​@@STORIESBYSUNDUSbro, other countries is worse about kpop.

[@zebimicio5204]

What does afghanistan have anything to do with this?​@@YA-hm5zy

[@aymanmoslih1]

You have touched base on very critical points there, as I lived in Dubai for 26 years, you are absolutely right. I moved to the UK last year, and I guess my next destination is Malaysia. AMAZING VIDEO

[@chiangea3495]

Malaysia is a mini UK, from 3 pins electricity plug, right hand drive vehicles and the parliament of Malaysia is follow UK Westminster systems. Most Malaysian can speak at least 2-3 languages that what set Malaysia apart from Thailand, Indonesia or Vietnam. 😊

[@kawings]

and we still use pound inch and feet although we are fully metric

[@bendover-bz4bc]

Muslims in Malaysia💀💀

[@MbappeKing70]

the reason its mini uk because its the one who give us freedom haha

[@prhasn]

Most Indonesians can speak 2-3 languages. If not all Indonesians, as they have to speak Indonesian Bahasa + local language (e.g. Javanese). But I get your point in Malaysia many people can speak English + Malaysian Bahasa

[@nishianuar5206]

@@prhasn It's okay. Don't try so hard. We also didn't ask.

[@bisnesnln30]

Welcome to my country Malaysia. Many foreigner like stay here. Yes we friendly we welcome all. Great mixture

[@SangJebatAdilBakti94]

My ❌ OUR ✔

[@shukriramlee]

simp

[@JahalGyver]

Many, too many come in and not out 😂

[@bisnesnln30]

@@SangJebatAdilBakti94 oopss yeah our. Sori silap bang haha

[@darkreeze]

Malaysia kinda underrated, coz when talking about tourism nature, beach people only think about bali or thailand, when talking about develop county people think sngapore. Malaysia offer both, but we must admit we area bit behind in term of toursim in thailand or bali and also development when compared to singapore. But im glad we start picking up among muslim from europe and china

[@shukriramlee]

People in the west never think like that. Most of them think all parts of Asia are underdeveloped except Japan.

[@feruzadjuraeva1437]

Malaysia is not behind in tourism even in development. Malaysia offers family- friendly, decent tourism and entertainment unlike thailand and bali which are can do whatever you want when you come as a tourist

[@aimanmarzuqi4804]

True-true

[@bolladeen]

Malaysia used to be tourism oriented in the 90's. That's why Malaysian are friendly with tourist. Before internet, they thought we still living in tree houses because msian tourism add showed the rainforest in borneo. Tourism was a big deal in the 90s...

[@TeleeFONE]

It's very hard for Muslim countries to progress even if they have it, because majority of countries in this world are islamophobic and they will anything and everything to prevent Muslim countries from being successful, they sabotages in many ways

[@crystalrose922]

InshaAllah I will visit Malaysia very soon

[@whatawonderfulworldbluepla3701]

Come come .... Malaysia truly Asia

[@alyahamzah1952]

You are most welcomed to visit - a Malaysian ❤

[@sharifahhawaalrifaei1397]

rent apt or condo much cheaper. many with free transports or cheap transportation. so many houses for rent in beaches or cool highlands

[@brothersman524]

Malaysia is my first choice to move there and live in the future. I have been to Malaysia 6 times myself and loved everything about it (apart from the distance to the UK). Yes I think Turkey and Egypt were amazing places and I agree about your points regarding UAE. I would consider Qatar but it is still a little expensive but decent. As for Pakistan, I wouldn't really settle there because the country is a mess. It was a toss between Malaysia and Indonesia - both amazing countries but it is Malaysia for me on many levels. I have been to Penang, Melaka and KL but go and see Langkawi, as well as Perhentian Islands, Redang Island, Tioman Islands, and Borneo Malaysia (Sabah and Sarawak regions). Also go to Johor Bahru to get to Singapore too. Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines etc are great countries to visit. Southern Thailand has a large Muslim population too especially around Krabi.. There are lots of mosquitoes in Malaysia for sure that carry diseases so be careful of that. As for living in Saudi Arabia, I wouldn't live there at all. Indonesia is much cheaper but there are a few pollution issues although has some amazing places there. Singapore is expensive and even Thailand is quite expensive these days. As a non-Muslim country, Thailand is actually a great country to go to for Halal food and masjids as well as amazing food and tourist sites.

[@Vivinovianafebriani]

I would like to thank you very much for good commenting about Malaysia I saw some of your comments on several KZbin channels and I really appreciate your efforts, big love to you brother Ramadan Mubarak ♥️☪️🕌

[@2404640]

come and stay here brother, you're most welcome

[@brothersman524]

@@Vivinovianafebriani Ramadan Mubarak to you brother. The people of Malaysia are simple incredible and very helpful. I have always had positive experiences in Malaysia no matter where I went. I've always given positive feedback on many YT channels regarding Malaysia vlogs. The sister is in Penang but it is probably my least favourite place in Malaysia although I still like it and many expats have moved there

[@brothersman524]

@@2404640 I am planning to retire in Malaysia, hopefully in KL insha'allah

[@lomashebai666]

turkey was great..but the environtment was very toxic..since they r so liberal..egypt..100% nope..i was scam since the day 1 i arrived with my family..even goin to local wet market ..buying sum veggie n chicken..later found out dat i pay more than the local..although they know im from msia n they fellow muslim brother..wut the heck with the egyptian..no wonder the palestinian was suffering

[@Mizqr]

Bersyukur la kita duduk kt Malaysia

[@sharifahhawaalrifaei1397]

iya

[@UserA007]

Alhamdulillah

[@awin3265]

Alhamdulillah

[@youtubetube469]

MasyaAllah..Alhamdulillah

[@sovietroll7880]

Ni POV orang luar which is their currency is 10x times higher than Malaysia so of course dorg nmpak Malaysia ni mcm heaven. Bagi local mcm kita, ekonomi amat teruk

[@raein19]

I went the exact opposite way 3 years ago, from KL to UK looking to earn 5x 6x more. But a pretty big chunk of what I earn goes to HMRC. And like you said, I need to get out of all this mould!!! It’s refreshing to see an outsider’s view of my country. Once I’ve saved up enough I am definitely going back to Malaysia. Whenever I meet fellow Muslims in Britain I tell them how amazing my country is and that we all would welcome you with open arms. Whether that’s you staying 2 weeks, 2 years or 2 decades.

[@od8163]

How did you find uk? People, social life etc

[@SocksInAHat]

Where do you work and what do you do?

[@jawlig]

I need to visit Malaysia. I had an opportunity to when I visited Singapore, but didn't make time 🥺

[@yourfamilydoctor172]

Main deciding factor for me would definitely be the lovely friendly non-judgmental Malaysian people. Also, you’ll probably get fair treatment from the justice system regardless of your nationality unlike most Gulf countries!

[@amirulsyzwan]

The reason for malaysian being non judgmental cause of the diversity. We’ve been having a lot of races from different classes. So its a norm for us. Plus we’ve been taught to not judge others since we were young. Of course you will see some that might but that’s not common. If you ever decide to come here, we welcome you and hope you have a great time

[@Vivinovianafebriani]

I also heard of racism in Turkey where many Pakistani and Afghan Arabs were treated badly

[@honestyfirst2165]

Corruption is high in malaysia

[@denoiz]

​@@honestyfirst2165 so is everywhere not just Malaysia

[@yunusibrahim2474]

​@@honestyfirst2165not really high/rampant, its just the amount of latest cases are very big ....1MDB 😊

[@sheyzalazman5862]

Currently fuel in Malaysia is among the cheapest in the world. That might be one factor if you love driving

[@channelpadi5182]

Anwar sejuta kali berjanji nak turunkan lagi harga minyak. Ha ha!

[@yusrisaadun5497]

​@@channelpadi5182xpayah turun pn xpe..tak Naik pn dah bersyukur sngt

[@fadzilhamid8415]

Pandai2 jeh kau ni... Malaysia dah semak dengan foreigner ..lagi nak ajak diaorg dok sini. Serabut...dgn Bangla,Indon,Nepal,negro,arab..tu tak citer Filipino kat sabah...

[@keangwooichoo6138]

May not keep it cheap for long

[@jax5627]

Update yourself with the latest news. Paultan and many others just posted articles that malaysia is about to raise the price of ron95 and diesel by more than 60%. Thats gonna make petrol prices more than rm3 per litre. 😂

[@mohdhathmi4189]

Cats in Malaysia not living near the beach.... They are living near the mamak restaurant.... Easy for them to get the food

[@Lin-ur6nw]

😂😂😂

[@GoodSamaritan1972]

😂😂😂 yes and around the outdoor food court.

[@dorenewhitacre1908]

❤

[@sidan_lapandua4182]

i dont know what to say accept Alhamdulillah..may Allah bless our country with His barakah.may Allah give us strength to keep hold on our faith of Islam.protect us from any catastrophe.hope our country/nation keep on flourish & give benefits to locas & foreigner who live in Malaysia.

[@TaeTae-cv9xz]

My mother visited Malaysia just recently and she loved it soooo much. Such a beautiful country

[@KhalixMR]

Welcome to Malaysia, sister. As a Muslim, I welcome our Muslims brothers and sisters to Malaysia, especially those who can add value to the community and nation. Malaysia has its natives - the Malays and nearly 200 other native ethnics (various religions) who are very protective of this country as we've nearly lost it for hundreds of years before due to colonizations and occupations, and not looking forward to experience that again. Having said that, we're highly tolerant people who will respect those who give us respect. Malaysia's social fabric is intertwined with high tolerance to different religions and cultures, and we hope those who come here would practice that too. Malaysia is an underrated country (thankfully) and far from perfect, but we're proud of us.

[@semsem4035]

Nothing like Malaysia. A beautiful blend of different races, cultures, nature and flavours. If you have a stable income, this country is a great choice. Even for tourism it’s worthy.

[@penukulbesi4006]

Malaysia, the population and the country are also different if you go to Borneo, Sabah and Sarawak, the ethnicity is different from the Peninsula. Our country is not perfect, but you will find what you are looking for

[@SairaHayati]

I have to say no country is perfect, but you do rank highly on the list and I’ve travelled to a few countries here is by far on top trust me

[@hpspectre5184]

Can you briefly point the differences. Which is good.

[@HappyGolfCart-uz3ft]

Malaysia is still much underrated... hopefully U make the right choice..keep on praying to Allah SWT the Almighty for his guidance ...🎉

[@umarbawa7719]

This is the most sincere comparative analysis of Islamic countries I have seen. Thank you

[@SairaHayati]

Ah thanks! 🙏

[@tanzinakhondaker-zu4dx]

I have been to Malaysia about 20 years ago. Penang was our favorite. The Malay people are amazing and unbelievably friendly. I want to go back with my husband and little boy. Love 🥰 from US

[@shaduwy]

If only you knew how much you speak to me in everything you say. It’s as if Allah wants me to do just as you’re doing because that’s always been my dream.

[@norzilahaziz6695]

Right decision sister. Mlysia is cheaper compared to Dubai . Why spend more? We have greeneries..wch Dubai doesnt..hahaha

[@Stressport_9403]

Singapore is small country, so bored don't have many place want to go round or release stress, that's why many Singapore people come to malaysia as tourist because malaysia many have place healing,seem like waterfall, beach and more.

[@persada5913]

Yup, I’ve been there and ain’t got nothin’ to do there. Not much ground to go around. You basically circle around the same area like a small town

[@boboboy8189]

Singapore only for People Who want to live in metropolitan City. Everything else is basically zero

[@syed_ahmad_aljoofri]

As a Singaporean myself, I concur. And I'm planning to move out from my country permanently too, primarily because of the cost of living here, the housing policies, & many more.

[@keledek660]

As a person who have been to the countries you've just said, I agree to your summarize, especially Saudi... May Allah SWT bless their people. And I'm a Malay from Malaysia.

[@sharifahhawaalrifaei1397]

im arab Qureish/Chinese. Born in Borneo. my schooling und tertiary education plus this that all in usa. worked in germany/australia some good yrs. been to few continents many countries. my first home always Malaysia. i got it all in Malaysia truly asia.

[@shaikabdullahraqi4521]

Ma sha Allah nice listen from you

[@mashriqi6456]

What do you think if a doctor move there from Australia. I seriously admire your videos. I always preferred islamic countries,but Malaysia is the best❤

[@fauzanriez9472]

Hello there. Malaysia has at least 135 hospitals comprising government hospitals, private hospitals as well as specialists. The government is also promoting health tourism based on this factor . So yes, there is a market for someone like you. Just google the lists of hospitals and then make the necessary inquiries

[@blaquecat]

You could enquire on the Talent Visa, where you can share your expertise in your field of career. Especially if you are a specialist in it. Do look up on the different visa Malaysia offers. Cheers!

[@evaozi1633]

I am surprised. My in-laws migrated to Australia 20 yrs ago. Initially to study. But now they have settled down there . My brother in-law is a doctor. His brother, another doctor, also moved there. They like the social & medical benefits Australia offered to permanent resident n citizen.

[@syedidrus90]

with the woke & LGBTQ culture thiriving in Australia....no thanks...cant imagine what the future generation will be like

[@Maryiam523]

This country is not good for Muslims anyway.​@@evaozi1633

[@oum3351]

MashaAllaah sister! Watched all your videos including shorts in 24 hours!! You’re lovely,Give us more!!!❤

[@letsgoairsoft3016]

Before typing 'masha'Allah,' watch and read all the comments in her videos on riba.

[@UkUkBDIndia]

i just like your straight forwardness in all matters . keep it up and thanks for being clear and blunt 👍

[@masbahuddin5054]

I live in Denmark. Almost 9 months here is winter. Gloomy, depressing, terrible weather. People are not that friendly. Half of your income is gone before they appear in your bank account. The other half will be gone just by living a regular life. If you move like 5 to 6 km away from the city center, it feels like the silence of the graveyard. And if you are a muslim, you will feel the pain as there is no Adhan. So, I was thinking about moving somewhere else, somewhere tropical with mosques, friendly people, and the quality of life. Same like you I was considering all the countries and cities you mentioned about and I believe KL is the answer to me. If Allah wishes, I will move to Malaysia with my family soon, in-sha-allah.

[@mshaikh1]

We always take the night flight from London to KL. Fixes your jet lag immediately! Love Malaysian people! Best country in the world!

[@dsbjn6749]

Malaysia 🇲🇾 gives you Balance. And opportunities aplenty are up to you. Muslims practise their Deen openly, diligently and with confidence. And tolerance is everywhere. AlhamdulliLAH Aameen

[@nawaz8855]

Viewers listen to your elder sister saira she always talk sense 👍

[@amirulbahrimalek9750]

Assalamualaikum. I love that you chose Malaysia and waxing lyricals about our country. However, we have still have subtle underlying issues which you will discover as you spend time here. I just hope you will have the patience and guile to navigate through those. All the best!

[@earlygrey7983]

Walakumasalam, are you able to elaborate on this?

[@nutzhazel]

Even so it's way better than the mess in other countries she mentioned 😂

[@azhariarif]

@@earlygrey7983Start with Article 153

[@farhanjazli2780]

Welcome! Have a nice stay. Don't forget to visit some of our beautiful mosques.

[@nazeemasyce3513]

My daughter is living in Malaysia i went last year I'm going again now the most peaceful place and the people is very respectful

[@terataibiru4997]

Welcome to Malaysia... i wish u all the best living here...Enjoy yr Ramadan here..💚💚💚

[@mohailam]

The best choice EVER. I really love KL so much, and it's my favorite city in Asia.

[@rascalabraham4835]

Alhamdulilah, Selamat datang.

[@nutzhazel]

Open gutter system is a must because of the constant rains and floodings, and also all the leaves from the tropical trees that will litter the roads and gutters all year round, open gutter requires less maintenance for tropical countries 😊 Our local authorities also have to cut the grass along our roadside at least monthly or twice a month because of the vigorous growths of grass here 😊

[@lizott8365]

Oh no..We do have lots of stray dogs and cats.You will see them.Sooner or later.😅Anyway,enjoy your stay here sister.Assalamualaikum

[@nutzhazel]

Not in Muslim neighborhood lol

[@Bluebird19-ll8su]

@@nutzhazel What does that mean? Please tell me they are not being hurt.

[@bubble2904]

@@Bluebird19-ll8suI cant say for the commenter above but mostly the strays ends up in someone house as pets. Hahah I myself a working 28yo have 7 cats picked up from the streets. They are my baby fat munchkins. Dogs too but they usually ends up in shelter - probably since people like me (muslim) generally are not known to keep dogs as pets. Though, there have been efforts to help the doggos ❤

[@Bluebird19-ll8su]

@@bubble2904 Aw, bless you. Thank you for taking them in. 7 cats, wow! I'm glad to hear the attitude is changing towards dogs. Dogs are awesome. So loyal and loving- better than a lot of people, lol!

[@goodguyaus]

Love that Ms Saira is down with the "Tidak Apalah"-ness of Malaysians! 5:16 🤗

[@nashk935]

Research in east of Malaysia like Terengganu. Way more beautiful sister. You really don't want to miss it. A lot of foreigners only know Penang, KL, Melaka 😂. There's more.

[@yunusibrahim2474]

East Coast of Peninsular to be exact, East Msia is Sabah & Sarawak. 😮

[@boboboy8189]

East Coast is for People Who want to live traditional life (mat Dan) but based on her reaction with "open gutter" i don't think she can live with harsh condition of east coast

[@AN-fn5ft]

Terranganu is seasonal, we went there and it was empty, it’s a town with workers mainly working in the oil/ gas fields.

[@faa7252]

Don’t miss Kuantan. There are good modern coffee shop with beautiful beaches

[@imtiazmohammad7868]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I have not been in Malaysia but it sounds wonderful. For me living in Scandinavia keeping in touch with my relations is very important so I chose Türkiye - fortunately the plugs EU standard, driving is on the right side and there are 4 weather seasons and 5-6 daily direct flights (only 3h) Copenhagen - Istanbul :-)

[@muayboran4life]

How are you finding the Turks. I hear they are quite hostile towards desis.

[@jimbocho660]

@@muayboran4life Not 'desis' or even Pakistanis but specifically Punjabis. Unfortunately, Punjabi migrants to Europe in the last 20 years have absolutely wrecked Pakistanis' reputation throughout the entire continent, not only in Turkey.

[@muayboran4life]

@@jimbocho660 Funny you say, "Punjabis" as I am myself a Punjabi. Though I grew up in Karachi and have lived in the U.S for 24 years. I have always respected the laws of the land, but I know what you mean. It is the illiterate that always harm Pakistan's reputation overseas.

[@k0m3n9]

From maghrib to masyriq.. and we are the masyriq.. alhamdu lillah.. subhanAllah

[@simpso0ns]

Sister . You should do a video on the tax system in Malaysia , social services and health care and cost of living .

[@Touzani.S]

Malaysia has something special. I've been there twice and can't wait to visit it again

[@ammfbht3047]

Thankyou for your reasons why. I have a lot of thinking to do, and I guess convincing the fam too as Turkey seems more easier a shift for them. But I'm leaning more towards Malaysia, and it's mostly after watching your vids :) Malaysia people seem to be awesome.

[@boboboy8189]

Depend on which turkey you live. Anatolia is indeed Best place for Muslim unlike Istanbul that always ran by secular liberal People.

[@azwasaaidns3936]

Yes, you're most welcome here 😊😊

[@lionofthehornofafrica3631]

Jazakallahu kheir sister.I always dream of leaving in Malaysia 🇲🇾.

[@zuhriyuhyi]

Welcome to Malaysia sister🎉 Glad you're enjoying our food. Our food affordability, variety and quality is our pride and what unites us😊 Great food restaurants are open 24 hours. Yes we're family orientated. The core strength of our nation. Please visit our islands. Do try snorkeling or diving. The beauty is a powerful reminder of the greatness of Allah. Please consider the MALAYSIA MY SECOND HOME (MM2H) with our immigration department. You'll find it beneficial as a foreigner in Malaysia. InsyaAllah.

[@fila1581]

Yess... I'm very thankful that I born at this beautiful country.. MALAYSIA...

[@zanzillahsaruji9966]

Malaysian are also English spoken people make foreigner easy to communicate with local people...

[@gingerbreadzak]

00:07 🌍 Initial considerations for country selection included Turkey, Egypt, Dubai, GCC, and Saudi Arabia. 01:54 🛑 Political instability in Egypt deterred consideration despite other favorable factors. 04:37 🌴 Malaysia stood out due to its surprising modernity, diversity, cleanliness, and friendly atmosphere compared to initial perceptions. 05:58 🏖 Malaysia offers favorable climate, diverse culture, and relaxed dress code, contributing to its appeal. 08:17 💰 Malaysia offers a favorable exchange rate and lower cost of living compared to other countries like Saudi Arabia and Dubai. 11:44 🏠 Cost of living in Malaysia is relatively low, offering comfortable living at a fraction of expenses in countries like the UK.

[@lorrainelyons3783]

I’m hoping to sell up and move this year, my daughter favours Thailand 🤔 but hearing u now makes me think Malaysian sounds better! Thankyou 💙🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@azwasaaidns3936]

Thailand is just nearby, youngsters probably favor on the entertainment side. M'sia more on family-oriented environment 😊 anyway, welcome to you soon

[@Beng4lK1ttenFlash]

im psychiatric nurse...looking to move out the UK...i didnt get the interview for saudi but my heart is still set to go muslim country and things are changing quickly in saudi arabia with western influence so probably not the best place. Looks very lovely where you are and im so jealous wana come there now! i dont know about psychiatric nursing in malaysia but i look into it

[@zaridris1986]

Your profession is booming in Msia

[@Beng4lK1ttenFlash]

@@zaridris1986 Yeah but i cant seem to find any good websites for the right vacancies in malaysia?

[@rootsandculture819]

I am a qualified psychiatric nurse too although not practising atm. I would love a ticket out of the UK but feel trapped. Could this be a way out?

[@Beng4lK1ttenFlash]

@@rootsandculture819 If I were you I would keep looking....the NHS in UK is losing its staff, its unsafe its pressured...I left it over 5 years ago and work under a different company alot more relaxed but for my children sake...i dont think i could live here. We have young people with all sorts of mental health condition. Its terrible. Things will only get worse

[@izKNG8]

Moga dipermudahkan urusan saudara-saudara semua 😊

[@MushtaqChoudhary-s5z]

I am convinced. InshaAllah one day soon.

[@crafty_prop]

I'm a Malaysian, my neighbors let their cat roaming freely and as a result, they use my lawn and driveway as their toilet.

[@xchaix]

:D

[@YaFazka]

its the same everywhere, me too, hates it, keep chasing the cats away but im happy to be good to my neighbour and the cats my neighbour is happy with me and treats me very well but the cats would not dare see my face everytime we met.. ha ha

[@deanneshane3799]

We even feed the cats but would not allow it to enter the house. Surprisingly they (than it became two LOL) never pooed or peed all over the place. I never found any. And it even caught a few lizards

[@nuharahzawawi9704]

same what happen to me

[@zaharizak]

Co-existence is the key. When you understand that animals are not human, you'll be in peace. When you can tolerate animals, you can definitely tolerate average human anytime. God create everything for a reason. Nothing is wasted.

[@lifeasatrader964]

seems like correct choice malaysia, ive been to those countries as well but not yet malaysia.

[@aroni1813]

Come over then. U are welcome.

[@lifeasatrader964]

@@aroni1813 🤞 April

[@yunusibrahim2474]

​@@lifeasatrader964April-Sept hot season...temp in the 30degrees..

[@Hellibra]

​@@lifeasatrader964come around June-August, less heat, more rain.

[@iker_officialmif2979]

❤Love from a malaysian. Alhamdulillah sister. Malaysia is beautiful 🫶🇲🇾

[@marfauzamatjusoh8198]

Malaysia currently has too many foreigners visiting and living in the country. It has become very popular for non-Malaysians to escape the economical, social, political & environmental problems in their own country. There are advantages & also problems for Malaysia due to this..😅

[@Aeybiseediy]

Its fine if people don't bring their social problems here

[@boboboy8189]

The only group that i'm worried is liberal activist such as feminist and "human right" because most of time, they want to bring their western ideology that against islamic teaching to east

[@AzharABakar]

Welcome Saira to Malaysia. Do explore the other Malaysian states to get more precise perspective of the social potpourri here. Visit the east coast of the Peninsular. Spend some time in Sabah and Sarawak with the different indigenous tribes there. Enjoy the primary tropical forest and beautiful islands of Semporna.

[@rnospotter8740]

I am an American born and raised Pakistani Muslim. I’ve never even moved homes in my entire 18 years of existence, and I live in the worst state for us Muslims: Nevada. But now I’m trying to get all these Muslim countries sorted out because I’m getting sick of being in the US. I was strongly thinking Qatar but now I see how the Gulf countries are all into lavishness. Thank you for this idea of Malaysia 🇲🇾🇵🇰❤

[@jesusnotgod5635]

Try visiting Malaysia for a few days

[@yusufmuslim4420]

dont move to the Gulf. They look at desis are low class and some are racist as hell.

[@Okenyyahya]

This lady sounds honest and sincere.l have lived with many people and I think Malaysia is better yes I agree 👍

[@askarsepoi]

No doubt other countries like Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam also great. Even Singapore the best with the price. But Malaysia can be hub to the others. You may put the eggs in differents baskets. You should explore and discover about langkawi, aceh, medan and penang, even phuket as potential circles as an alternative. Even its open secrets many westerners invest in langkawi island. Just like iranians invest a lot in penang.

[@cosmokramer8261]

No way I would’ve chosen any other country in the world to settle in for good over Egypt, unless it was Madinah in Saudi of course. Egypt is the heart of the Muslim world. Not everyone realises how special Egypt is, despite all the cons of living there.

[@nickwong31]

Welcome to Malaysia. Glad to have you and your family with us.

[@azrulyadi10]

Finally found you on KZbin. Watched a few of your video on TikTok it really drained out my internet data 😅. As a Muslim traveller, yep Malaysia is a Muslim friendly. You can find musolla or mousque everywhere. If you can't find it, just ask. They will show you where it's at. Halal food is everywhere. Just ask the seller if you are not sure of it,. even if the seller is non Muslim they will tell you it's not halal. I'm a Malaysian,. seriously I'm proud of my country. Just a few things need fixing. We will be great. That's all in the hand of the politician, the leaders that have the power on that. Other than that issues, Malaysia is good.

[@shinachikudidnthappen..mov9196]

Why are you still on limited data, bro😅 Umobile ada unlimited data kalau guna prepaid, around rm40 je, dapat quote sms dengan call lagi. Yoodoo pun unlimited data, rm25 je, cuma takde sms dgn call.

[@Evelyn-s4n7k]

I really enjoy listening to your comparisons and analysis of Turkey, Egypt and the Middle East countries lifestyles and costs involved in resettling to another country. You have given logical and clarifications to choose Malaysia. I am a Malaysian but away for 45 years and am researching about retiring to my home country. Thank you.

[@dntchallengme]

I like Malaysia , I like the new resident visa changes , but biggest downfall is with MM2H or the platinum, after you put in all that money in the bank , you can’t work or start business in Malaysia , so basically it good for ppl like you that has money coming already from UK or US

[@mohammedthaseen4110]

You can own a business in Malaysia on MM2H, but cannot actively work in tha that business. Look at Oman - there you can easily own your business and work as well. Much cheaper to live and nice people.

[@sheyzalazman5862]

I thought the MM2H is design mostly for those who plan to retire in Malaysia.

[@saizan3193]

MM2H is for retirees.. that's why

[@sheyzalazman5862]

Latest news is there going to make few changes to th MM2H to make it easier. Maybe this after the feedback that the goverment get on the recent changes where some find it a setback.

[@Meddour_Nacer_Abderrafik]

VERY RELEVANT ANALYSIS ABOUT LIVING IN MUSLIM COUNTRIES. WELL DONE FOR THE CHOICE YOU MADE, MASHAA ALLAH , WISHING YOU ALL THE BEST, GOD BLESS YOU

[@AfzalGhany]

Love your videos ❤ Will be coming there in the summer for a vacation. Can't wait 😊

[@shaibumohammedlanyo4733]

Masha ALLAH. I have fallen in love with Malaysia. Moving there will be great. Greetings from Ghana. Best wishes

[@jopesulaiman]

why malaysia underrated? because our rating on most aspect are moderate. in between pro and cons. so people always remember something top rate and lowest rate because its obvious. who care something in the middle list.

[@boboboy8189]

I'm really love when Muslim around the world coming here but the one that annoyed me is illegal immigrant Who kill local business

[@hassanahmed2781]

Living in germany and thinking about future Muslim country.Malaysia definitely checks out a lot things

[@xchaix]

thank you for choosing my country to settle down

[@khaleefax9553]

*Easier said than done. It's not easy to move when you have college going kids who are pursuing their future in the western world. Much as you want to move, you can't leave the kids behind. However, I wish you all the best with your move. We do plan to visit Malaysia sometime in the next couple of years.*

[@burhanlong]

Please sister, dont advertise malaysia. We like to stay under radar

[@somebody2310]

Ameen

[@noranitaidris8249]

Totally agree with this. When there’s expats, all the daily goods becomes pricey, and the locals cannot enjoy much on their shopping due to high prices. Contoh: Bangsar

[@scaryjoker]

Tell your local sellers to stop ruining the country then... Isn't it? ​@@noranitaidris8249

[@syedmohdsuhaimisuhaimi7204]

4:55 yess!!! you said it.. Malaysia Airlines👍👍👍❤..welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾 SELAMAT MENGERJAKAN IBADAH PUASA throughout the blessed fasting month.. assalamualaikum to all brothers n sisters around the world.. #flymalaysiaairlines #flyingisbelieving

[@tfortube]

Thanks for clickbaiting me by Putting Pakistan in the thumbnail and title. 🤦🏻 I fell for it.

[@ruslileman3787]

Hope you'll enjoy our diverse cultures, food, landscapes etc...welcome to KL, an affordable luxury city

[@a4482921]

Good choice, Alhamdulillah

[@hesstudio5821]

Welcome to the center of SEA. We are the heart. 😆

[@fariqmb]

Good to live in Malaysia but you could try visiting Thailand during your holiday. I love living in Malaysia but I visit Thailand every school holidays. Beautiful beaches and yummy food.