There are other issues in the east though...corruption, gheeba, political oppression, same social media issues. In many countries no basic facilities like clean water etc. It's often easier to have a practicing live in many western countries.
Making hijrah is obligatory for all of us. But moving to another country, including Muslim countries, demands that you have an income, savings, or can contribute more than you receive. For American citizens, especially Black Americans, hijrah demands that we adjust our level of comfort expectations. For example, there are times that I miss being able to take a walk on a sidewalk without the hassle of traffic and too often, litter everywhere. I made my hijrah to Saudi, married a Saudi, and left behind almost all of my desires for the earthly comforts in the US. The population of Muslims in the US is under 6% and Muslims are increasingly coming under attack by race, religion, and native extremists. In addition, there is the flat out disregard for human life by athiest liberals and conservatives. So, I finally made hijrah, which was something I was attempting to do in 2000; I was prosecuted for it. I have no desire to return to the US. I have also grown accustomed to being stateless and living as an immigrant which is similar to the very first hijrah. Unfortunately, I must leave the country every three months and renew my visa each year. Citizenship is a process which often begins with a residency. Residency is achieved through employment. IN order to become employed, you must have "in-demand" skills. No matter where you go, the process is almost the same everywhere. There are so many reasons for Muslims to leave but the "how" often goes unanswered. If you have a remote business, substantial savings (more than $500k), or you have an education or skill that can benefit the country where you plan to go, and you can speak the language you should have no problems with residency or obtaining a long-term visa, such as the digital nomad visa. I have a PhD and soon will have a second PhD. I can help anyone who wants to learn Python, Fullstack web development, API and web app development, game development, or data science. These are skills that are needed and can help you earn an income remotely. I can teach you how to become a tech entrepreneur. You would need to travel to Saudi Arabia and stay for a minimum of 3 weeks. For more information, contact me.
ماشآءالله
may alahh blees you bro i thnik i was the only one in europe hat think its dangerous place
There are other issues in the east though...corruption, gheeba, political oppression, same social media issues. In many countries no basic facilities like clean water etc. It's often easier to have a practicing live in many western countries.
Making hijrah is obligatory for all of us. But moving to another country, including Muslim countries, demands that you have an income, savings, or can contribute more than you receive. For American citizens, especially Black Americans, hijrah demands that we adjust our level of comfort expectations. For example, there are times that I miss being able to take a walk on a sidewalk without the hassle of traffic and too often, litter everywhere. I made my hijrah to Saudi, married a Saudi, and left behind almost all of my desires for the earthly comforts in the US. The population of Muslims in the US is under 6% and Muslims are increasingly coming under attack by race, religion, and native extremists. In addition, there is the flat out disregard for human life by athiest liberals and conservatives. So, I finally made hijrah, which was something I was attempting to do in 2000; I was prosecuted for it. I have no desire to return to the US. I have also grown accustomed to being stateless and living as an immigrant which is similar to the very first hijrah. Unfortunately, I must leave the country every three months and renew my visa each year. Citizenship is a process which often begins with a residency. Residency is achieved through employment. IN order to become employed, you must have "in-demand" skills. No matter where you go, the process is almost the same everywhere. There are so many reasons for Muslims to leave but the "how" often goes unanswered. If you have a remote business, substantial savings (more than $500k), or you have an education or skill that can benefit the country where you plan to go, and you can speak the language you should have no problems with residency or obtaining a long-term visa, such as the digital nomad visa. I have a PhD and soon will have a second PhD. I can help anyone who wants to learn Python, Fullstack web development, API and web app development, game development, or data science. These are skills that are needed and can help you earn an income remotely. I can teach you how to become a tech entrepreneur. You would need to travel to Saudi Arabia and stay for a minimum of 3 weeks. For more information, contact me.
Bro - you might want to be careful about the phrasing and the way the subject is addressed. It could get the channel banned again.
شيخ اسكن في قاهرة ؟