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2 years, 5 months ago @LifeLoveLombok Assalamualaikum I am a Canadian expat (born in Ontario), that now lives on Lombok Island, Indonesia. Indonesia has the highest population of Muslims in the world. I married a Muslim man here and we live in a Muslim community in his village. I feel extremely safe in Indonesia and the cost of living is so inexpensive compared to Canada. I can no longer afford to live in my own country. I can understand you wanting to leave. I just wanted to hibernate in the winter too! Good luck with your journey and if you have any questions about Indonesia, please reach out to us. 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @peace_serenityalways You said it. Due to inflation here in Pakistan, my husband wanted to move to Europe or America. But I refused because of all the top reasons you mentioned. Alhamdulillah, he is convinced. Some people may not agree with me. But to me, living in an Islamic country, no matter how hard the conditions are, is a lot better than being afraid for the akhira of our present and future generations. InshaAllah. May Allah protect and guide all Muslims around the world. Ameen Ameen 7 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @harburg007 Can totally agree! 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @lilol8761 sounds like u need to go to uae! 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @hussein6920 Totally agree with you. I’m a Muslim as well and I don’t live in a western society, I’m living in my country that is conservative and there is none of these woke agendas and liberalism being forced on us, but I do have relatives who live in the US and Canada and they are thinking about coming back for the same reasons you mentioned. They don’t want their children to be victims of these agendas that are being forced on them to accept in schools right now, they are noticing how society over there is failing, Islamophobia and hate crimes against Muslims is rising, and they don’t want to live in a country that sends billions of dollars to support an apartheid occupying state to commit genocide and ethnic cleansing of the Palestinians, they just don’t want their tax money to be sent to war criminals. May Allah make it easy for you and hopefully you’ll find a perfect place and a perfect Muslim environment so that you can raise your children. I do suggest you to go live in one of these Gulf states especially Saudi Arabia where healthcare is free, education is free, zero taxes, zero crime rates, and most importantly, you can practice your deen freely and you don’t have to worry about your children. 3 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @indeeds9933 Subhanallah. I feel lucky to have been born in Indonesia. Even though there are so many people who live as Islam ID, not practicing Islam as a Muslim should do things like pray and so on. But we have an Islamic environment here, with many mosques (except in Bali, where the majority of the people are Hindus).\nIt's cheap to live here, but not with the education. Even international Islamic boarding schools are so expensive here. If you can get a good job in Jakarta with a good company, you better stay here. \nI'm not sure it's cheap or not, but you can pay min 250 to 430 dollar per month for nanny or helper to clean the house. \nAnd for the weather, we only have two. Summer and rain. Sometimes it rains in the summer. And sometimes it's very hot during the rainy season. Hahahaha. Best wishes for your family.\nOr in Malaysia, they also have a good environment for Muslim children. I have some friends in Malaysia. Food is also cheap and similar to the Middle East. I like Malaysian food. In general, I enjoy halal food. ❤\nBismillah, I hope the best for you guys. 1 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @suryanirudolf-cr1up Alhamdulillah..you are making respectable decision. May Allah grant you the best guidance in your new place . The best place for Hijrah which is literally far away from Jahiliyyah. 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @muhammadfarooq776 I am from the UK, and we are also deciding to leave for the some of the same reasons you have outlined. Allah make it easy for you and us Ameen thumma ameen ya rabbul alamin 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @oof7708 UAE,QATAR,SAUDI THE BEST PLACE FOR EVERYONE.. 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @agoogleuser6576 If you're interested in collecting money from the Canadian government while you live outside of Canada, connect with me (especially if you live nearby Calgary) . 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @loveyourself8026 Come to Germany ?? 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @ibrahimtaleb5214 Mushallah very proud of you guy's. 1 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @ahmadroshdy1 May Allah guide you to what is right for your deen and family. It is an ongoing thought I’ve been struggling with as well 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @saraadam5000 Love to know what the other options are from a muslim perspective, I am sure there are many more who are thinking like you. 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @roy-kn7pi Amazing 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @sewingbooth Good luck and freedom for Palestinians 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @divineguidance520 Alhumdulillah this is the sign of iman 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @medicine420-x7g I left Canada in 2023 January because of One reason. In Schools they teach kids how to change the gender and how to take drugs which will not harm. \nCanadian values doesn’t aligned with my family, cultural values so I left Canada even I was earning good money. But money has no value if you are unable to raise the kids properly. \nI left Canada and it’s been 1 year I am living in my home country India and I have zero regret about leaving Canada. Canada country was good when I came in 2017 but now everything is changed. My sister and brother in law they also moved from Toronto to Dubai because they also think that there children will have no future in this country. \nMy brother in law told me Dubai is very good for raising kids, have moral and cultural values. Respect for everyone. No drugs promotion, No gender change promotion in Dubai, quality of health care and education is way better than western countries. Strict rules for women safety. 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @idmdabdallah We are in the same situation as you are , same reasons ,\nWe look at Turkey as it has a balanced living situation where you can find Islamic environment with modern accessibility to living needs 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @mirzaibrahim1380 May Allah subhanahu wata'ala make it easier and full of happiness to you and your family in your new place brother and sister.... Aamiin ? 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @mumtazcarrim9384 Islamfirst always luv u for the pleasure of Allah 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @trustnogovernment2641 definitely Allah s.w.t will bless your hijra . if you walk towards Allah s.w.t He runs to you . 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @ridasuyatna3480 Proud of U and May Allah protect U and ur family wherever U go and lives happy. U are absolutely thoughtful where we have to gather urself as whole. God bless U 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @MukadisAymen-ui8fy May the almighty Allah bless you all and your family's insha'Allah this will be the best decision and sacrifice you are making I just wish I to living in the Western it will never be too late for me and my family especially the kids toooo???????..... 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @swe201 Indonesia 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @agip1787 Assalamualaikum Mr Salleh ......apply Malaysia as my second home....check with the ministry handling this application....greeting from KL....? 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @ZakkiyahEssop-ky3gh I'm a South African, shukr alhamdulillah, we live free and practice Islam freely throughout our country. Visit sunny South Africa and you'll love us! 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @jimbopaw I would expect you to move back eventually, many of the things you have listed are worse in other places of the world, and I suspect that you take many things for granted such as peace, stability, healthcare, etc. \nI would still encourage you to go ahead as it could be worth the experience and lessons learned. Good luck. 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @mariajoaocoelho24 I'm a non Muslim woman, living in Europe and believe it or not, I'm very worried about all the Muslim communities living in most European countries. I don't know what's going on with the world, but the hate, the xenophobia and islamophobia are very real around here. You're doing the right thing, life is too short to live in an environment that doesn't suit us. ❤ Check out Turkey. It's lovely there. 68 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @SarawithnH Before you leave, give The Rhoda Masjid in Ottawa a visit. 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @Pray-Serendipity Strange. It's not just happening in Canada alone. European countries aren't that stable anymore. Indonesia or Malaysia is ok bearable, Pakistan is going through some massive changes and would need another 10 years to become stable and they way Turkiye is standing for Palestine I think wars will start in these regions. I would advise to move to Dubai, Qatar or Ireland. 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @lifematch I would say the way we live in Canada is very similar to Abyssinia (now called Ethiopia) rather than mecca during when Quraish ruled over mecca. The reason why the prophet Muhammad pbuh did hijra to Yathrib (now called Medina) is because the Prophet pbuh was looking for alliance and the people of Yathrib offered their utmost allegiance with no compromise on islamic practices (other offered but wanted some compromise). However the condition for such alliance was for the Prophet Muhammad pbuh to live with them in Yathrib instead of staying in mecca. After that it became mandatory for all muslim to migrate to Yathrib at that time. \n\nI’m no scholar so please verify what I had wrote with an Imam. Just thought I share so it can used with right example. \n\nBtw im thinking of leaving canada too, namely because I cannot own a house in Canada without Riba ?. 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @Mjn2026 Maybe move to a Muslim country with Islamic laws if western civilization no longer serves your needs 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @glamcrafts5141 May Allah Guide yous to make the correct decision and increase yous in Imaam, Depite all the apparent difficulties we have in SA, Our Islamic Education is amongst the BEST in the world even better than most so called Muslim Countries , not for one second suggeting you move to SA , MAY ALLAH ACCEPT YOUR HUMBLE INTENTIONS 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @anneosullivan4107 I'm not Muslim but I have family and extended family that are. I'm in Ireland, there is a large Muslim community in Dublin. My grand nephew's is named Salah. He is adorable, they spend most of the year in Kuwait and school breaks in Ireland. Can I just say, most 'normal' people, regardless of religion share the views you have expressed here, on every count. Best wishes on your travels. Maybe you could check out Ireland. However, I think you will find what you are leaving behind exists to a greater or lesser degree throughout the world now. You may only find home and peace within. Take care. ❤️?? 58 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @RM-ci7be I am originally from Pakistan, lived in usa for 2 decades. but when i decided to get married i could find a lady to marry with same values i got. so i decided to move to pakistan. pakistan is very laid back but it got many many challenges. everyday you have to struggle to maintain basic necessities . i think you should give you decision a second thought. there many great people in canada who need you there. in canada you can serve islam better by educating people and try make a difference. it takes time to accomplish things. 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @jasminerahimuddin5404 May Allah make easy for you and whoever suffering from this.. Ameen 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @vanessa7566 I’m from the US born and raised in chicago, converted while living in Chicago and the Bridgeview community is so amazing Mashallah. I moved to CA when I got married, and the Muslims are dispersed and don’t practice openly. I really don’t love any community I’ve been involved in the past 6 years in CA. In February 2023 we moved to Amman, (my husband was born and raised in Jordan all his family is here) it’s been good but we couldn’t find a source of income so we have to move back to the US. But we’re moving to Chicago now. And if we can afford it, will send our kids to Amman in the summer. 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @hiraawais9207 While your reasons for moving are very understandable and commendable, I also get a feeling of hopelessness when I hear that western countries are becoming hostile environments for practicing Muslims. I moved to Europe from Pakistan and I am constantly in a conundrum of whether I would want to settle here permanently. On one hand, the cultural differences here means that I will probably always feel like an outsider in this society and will always have to work harder to be able to practice my religion freely and to find a good community around me. On the other hand, because of Pakistan's economic situation, going back means constantly living under the threat of financial insecurity and a plethora of other problems such as a corrupt justice system, a weak passport etc. Not to even take into account that the average Pakistani society is just Muslim by name and not in actual practice. So it feels like there isn't any clear options and you just have to weigh the pros and cons of each situation. But I would warn you that while it's easy to say that you want to live in a Muslim country, the reality is hardly as idyllic. Its easy to play the azan in a mall but it's difficult to create a society that actually adheres to and values Islamic principles, and in Pakistan's case I don't think such a society exists. You would also find that many Muslim countries' leaderships have supported tyrannical regimes and nobody's hands are actually clean. It's a complicated decision but I hope you find a situation that works for your family. 1 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @MrBrown-ss1wc As a Muslim british pakistani, and a father of four, i am constantly thinking of making hijrah to a muslim country, i respect you soo much for the decision you are making so best of luck, may Allah swt make it easy for you. Ameen. 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @Philocalyleena I am from Iraq, although the political situation of my country isn't the best and it has a lot of flaws, but being able to hear the azan 5 times a day has made it all worth it. Before I used to want to live in USA, but now after what happened in Palestine, I've backed off and just go with the flow. Life ain't easy anywhere. 273 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @londonjavid4499 Salaam all and hello. I'm born & bred here in England. My parents are indian, my mum from Malawi, southern Africa. Life here in London where I've been living all my life is going downhill fast. Crime & general insecurity, the cost of living, increasing woke degeneracy and lack of morals & ethics all contribute to a worsening environment & society. My younger brother & sister both moved to Dubai & were happy there. He raised his family there and is now in Saudi. Its important to know that the Muslim world although has varying levels of development is still not truly Islamic and that has been the cause of its backwardness and we as an ummaah is now at the worst situation it has ever been. However the call for the resumption of Islam as a system and way of life is rapidly increasing and will ineveitably make a return for the benefit not only for the ummaah but for the the wider world as a beacon of light (in an age of darkness). 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @alaviyashaikh7176 You guys are so inspirational. We need more Muslims like you who will uproot their lives for the sake of their brothers and sisters in Palestine. I live in aMiddle Easternt country, and it may not support the genocide, but its nonchalance is not something I can stand anymore. I am moving to Kazakhstan next year. You guys should try Qatar or Kuwait. 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @jimmykahn5431 I am thinking of leaving g England to many immigrants have arrived who are not adding much value like they once did. Mostly young men arriving and causing lots of problems for community cohesion. 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @sulellie7 Australia 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @Crazycallipo The sad thing is not all Muslim majority/Arab (though Palestine is not religious issue and pertains only to Muslims) countries openly stand with Palestine. Many of them are quiet for their own gain (Political or otherwise) And staying quiet is sometimes just as bad. 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @syedaleemuddin6804 Mashallah. Salaam dua to you from India ??. Allah protect you ♥️ 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @eclecticeccentrickamikaze6526 Are you planning for renouncing Canadian citizenships as well or just leaving Canada temporarily for vacation? I know Canadian government is worsens than Christian fundies but I’m still suspicion you may be leaving Canada at the behest of Canadian government just staged things. 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @sadanaelahi3596 Move to turkey…I’m doing the same! ? 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
2 years, 5 months ago @farhafuad May Allah ease your journey. I would say Malaysia but we have a horrible immigration laws. 0 Ba65tdu6JQQ
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