Making Hijra - Which Country?
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Get out of the cities, go to mountain area with other Muslim families & make your own village. Trying to make Hijrah as a lone family might be a problem but if multiple families do it together then that might be great in sha Allah
It’s difficult practically May Allah grant us ease to built a community upon righteousness
Unless you did it brother, it's very bad impractical idea , you're making you life more hard and thus making it hard for you to practice your deen
@Egg it does work, but it depends, who you are doing it with
Heard this one before. This comes with its own fitna. People are a headache to deal with - especially the western Muslims
Best answer... And requires beautiful patience... May Allah make us do the first step...
JazakAllah khair brother. It’s very difficult to live in the western countries, children are loosing their identity and they don’t care. May Allah guide us and our children.
I agree brother...
Amiin amiin
As a revert Muslim from Ireland, I struggle to see why Muslims have moved to the west, what is the intent? 9 times out of 10 it is Dunya. Jeopardizing the din of your family for dunya is such a bad mistake. Why bring your daughters to a society that has billboards of half naked women in their advertisements. You're completely deluded if you think your lineage will not be diluted to an extreme degree after a few generations in the west. I have every intention to leave the west. Clearly Gabriel lives in Malaysia for a reason.
I started learning and practicing my religion more freely after coming to European country from muslim country.😢
@@arab_dudeBut your children wont trust me.I lived there i know.Majority of them leave Islam or become liberal Muslims.
IMPORTANT HAIDTH:
Abu Sa’id al-Khudri reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Soon the best property of a Muslim will be a flock of sheep he takes to the top of a mountain, or in the valleys of rainfall, fleeing with his religion from tribulations.”
Source: Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī 19
This is not that far away… tough times are approaching. If you understand the 2030 agenda/New World Order then you will understand that hadith
@@CodnGta Scary when you think about it. What countries makes owning livestock easy?
@@letsbuild7298Maybe Saudi Arabia , Oman , Malalysia and Qatar etc.....
Saudi Arabia mera Mecca and Madina Like living Taif etc.
Hijrah to Malaysia, Malaysia is officially a Muslim country but the population is of various races and religions, but thank God Islam is prioritized in Malaysia and thank God we can pray 5 times safely here, even though it is an underrated country but many Muslims or non-Muslims migrate to Malaysia and make it their second home, and be safe come to Malaysia
malasya is better than indonesia?
@@user-iz2qn4be6i Indonesia is good too, I'm not badmouthing any country, I'm just promoting the country to those who want to immigrate to an Islamic country so that it's easier to worship in peace, if you want to promote your own country, you don't need to badmouth any country when people from the outside looking in they will judge for themselves which country is better for their migration and that is their choice not ours, so there is no need to fight just because of the country and that will embarrass the country itself
Bust hard to get a visa in Malaysia i heard
very difficult to get a PR in Malaysia so there is always the stress of uncertainty with work/school visa.
Muslims living in non-muslim countries badly needs to make hijra, not only for themselves but to save the Iman of their next generations. I read a news that showed a lot of reverted muslims in the west couldn't save their children from returning back to kufr. The environment is very important.
I know that the question the important is income , in the west you can get income work but in the Muslims countries is complicated except gulf Arab. Know everything is economic not everyone can migrate because of their economic situation
@@Smiler2724 That's true as well. Actually we should first get out of the dream of "living our whole life as an employee". This is vicious. It keeps you running the rat race till death and also never lets you take a breath, think about the life, etc.
We all should have a target of starting business. This is the only way one could get economic freedom. And if you master the skill of doing business, no matter where you live, it won't make any difference. You could literally filter out gold from ashes.
So, first learn business. And then migrate to some easy to live muslim countries like the African or South Asian countries.
Allah has not made it impossible. Please do not deter others from Hijra because you don’t have full understanding yourself. I don’t have money to my name. No children. No husband. Alhamdulillah I am training in UX Design with intentions to become a valuable freelancer and once the income picks up and I’ve saved about $25k I’d like to make Hijra to (most likely Malaysia) as soon as possible! I can’t begin to talk about the things I fell into in the U.S. Alhamdulillah Allah mercifully turned me back to him with full commitment in my heart and intentions. I fear for my future children and grandchildren. We should not be dumb to think we will see righteous Muslims EVERYWHERE and doing the right things! & thinking we won’t see haram there, HOWEVER as far as safety, what is allowed, the illegal government and finance activities and what’s available and what is becoming rampant in fitna, the Muslim country is better for our Dunya and akhirah and to seek Allah pleasure in our affairs.
To be more clear, I was describing not expecting piety in Muslim countries as that is unrealistic. It is now 2024 and there is fitna everywhere. But it is in FACT rampant in the West!
As for those whose souls the angels take while they are wronging themselves [in the midst of disbelief, the angels] will say to them: “In what [state of faith] were you [in life]?” They will say: “We were [utterly] helpless in the land.” [The angels] will say: “Was Allah’s earth not spacious [enough] for you to migrate therein, [away from disbelief]?” It is these, then, whose [final] abode shall be Hell-and what an evil destination it is! (Qur’an, 4:97)
Under the explanation of the above Qur’anic verse, Imam Ibn Kathir (may Allah have mercy on him) mentions:
This verse was revealed generally about everyone living in the midst of idolaters while able to migrate and unable to establish his Din. He has wronged himself and committed haram by consensus based on the explicit pronouncement of this verse. (Tafsir Ibn Kathir, 4:228)
May Allah grant us understanding, aameen
Please do a separate video summarising your own experience in different countries. Interested to learn from your experience. I know there are a few videos out there that you did with MakeHijrah
youtube.com/@sunnahorlata?si=X9LIse3BRbFzmY9u
1:02 it is often said “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure”
In the coming years we may see larger numbers of Muslim “Muhajireen” fleeing conflict, poverty or degeneracy. But will we have adequate “Ansaar” to welcome them into their homes and lands?
The sad truth is that many Western countries are more open to accommodating Muslims on a long term basis than Muslim countries, even if this is born out of desperation due to demographic collapse.
My home nation of Malaysia until now has no official legal protections for refugees. If you have money however, you can get a “second home” visa and be an “expat”. Hijra is only for the wealthy, and those too poor to leave are left to their fate.
This. I make dua always to be able to afford to make hijrah. It’s not as easy as it seems unfortunately but dua changes qadr and we mustn’t give up in trying to make it happen.
That last sentence hit hard. This is pretty much what happened to the last Muslims of al-Andalus. The wealthy families were able to flee to Morocco and Algeria and build their communities there. However the poor Muslims left would be left to fate. Often abused by Christian authorities until they completely disappeared.
@@ColonelFluffles .
Assalamualaikum. I live in Jakarta, Indonesia. It's not a Moslem country because we don't take the regulation from Syariah law, except for few laws like nikkah and waris. But yes, most people here are Moslems, even though not everyone really knows about what the aqidah of a Moslem is. But our government is really supportive to Islam. I can see for the last five years Islamic schools that teach about Islam following the Salafus Sholih are established in abundant, and we can seek Islamic knowledge anytime anywhere. Most women are covered in hijab, though not everyone knows how to cover properly, at least you won't see women walking half naked in public (except if one chooses to visit the big shopping centers). We don't have beach where you see women in bikini (except of course if one chooses to go to Bali - which most residents aren't Moslem). At least to me, this is a safe place to raise my kids Islamically. Of course, fitna is everywhere but actually we can always choose to avoid it. If you are English native speaker, you can try to join institutions that teach English online or offline so you can get income from it. The income is not much, but the spending is not much either. However, every country has regulations about immigrants. Yes, our government of course need to make sure that if you want to stay here for a period of time, you'll be able to support yourself and your family financially. But again, the living cost here is so low especially if you choose to live in rural areas. May Allah ﷻ make everything easy for all the Moslems who have intention to make hijrah.
You have so many earthquakes how do you manage,?
Alhamdulillah, as Moslems we are taught that patience is the key to bear calamities. We return to Allah ﷻ and took lessons from what took place InsyaAllah.
Indonesia is a beautiful country with beautiful people, love from India bro🇮🇳
@@indriyatinurdin4088subhanAllah. BarakAllah fik, you have given an eye-opening answer. May Allah (swt) protect us Muslims and help us to bear any calamities with Sabr.
Most Muslim countries are corrupt, they will do anything to go to western countries,and educate,most boys are abused in madras,and young girls kidnapped, when are Muslims going to wake-up, rather than blaming others,and correct themselves?
I’ll make Hijra as long as no forced medical treatments on me or my family. I have too many family members injured from these ‘treatments.’
I agree with you!💯🎯
Me too
... InShaAllah
ASA. Money is very important to have but frankly the right race would have to be seriously factored in because a lot of Muslim countries especially in the Gulf have major racism issues unless you’re famous. You can quickly find yourself demeaned and disrespected and your kids made fun of without any way to hold those accountable.
It’s very disheartening how folks will just say the wildest racist and bigoted things to your face and if you point out this ignorance they will try to act like they didn’t mean any harm while they remind you of your place. It will effect your pay, benefits, and future opportunities for sure based on your race and gender. So if you don’t have an American passport with a great degree from a top school tread carefully. Even then some random guy with a fraction of your education will be offered significantly more than you because Arabs and Africans love to paradise their white employees like a flashy new car to others
It’s very strange. This doesn’t mean you can’t have a good life you just don’t want to have blinders on. These folks are human not gods. They’re not better than you nor you them.
Racism is everywhere.
Which muslim countries would you say are the most accepting of other races?
@@TheBlackStarsOfMelaninMalaysia or Indonesia
I tried to make Hijra especially to protect my children from the regime in my western country that pushes Islamophobia, zionism, lgbqrstuv... I went to Malaysia but the regime only wants wealthy chinese immigrants and wants to turn the rest of Malaysia into Singapore. I tried Saudi but it's too expensive and foreigners can't buy property in Madina. I tried Turkey but the regime refused to give us a visa to stay beyond 90 days unless I first spend over $75 000 US on an overpriced tiny apartment. Insha'Allah I'll try Indonesia next.
From my experience, the People, especially the Muslims in all countries are decent and the Muslims I met in Turkey were the best I've ever met, but the regimes are all horrible. Very little difference in regimes between the nato stooges in uk, canada, germany and turkey. But it's the regime that makes it possible or impossible to make Hijra, not the People.
Im sorry that happened to you but i dont know why you called us "regime". I have never heard that we only want wealthy chinese immigrants tbh, in fact we have a program "Made Malaysia My 2nd Home".
@@bymx1740 The mm2h is what I was applying to get. Under the PIOUS Muslim Mahathir Mohamad, the income to qualify was 10 000 RM per month, but under his new underlings that became 10 000 USD! I know few people that have 120 000 USD net income annually and none of them would bother to live in Malaysia.
Alhamdulillah I visited both Thailand and the Philippines which make Visas easier and affordable but chose the Philippines because Filipinos are the most friendly People I've met across the globe, almost everyone speaks English, we drive on the same side of the street as in North America, cost of living is ok, there are many Mosques and Halal food here, it's about 32°C every day, they don't bother with daylight saving time nonsense... among other pluses. Alhamdulillah Allah guided us here to the Philippines to make Hijrah insha'Allah and my child is in a nice international private school that doesn't teach western evil, has lots of friends and enjoys it.
@@bymx1740 I tried the mm2h Visa but after the PIOUS Mahathir Mohamad left, they changed the qualifications from 10 000 RM per month income to 10 000 USD. I know few people with 120 000 USD net annual income and none of them want to go to Malaysia.
Alhamdulillah Allah guided us to make Hijrah to the Philippines insha'Allah. I also tried Thailand as both make Visas easier and affordable but the Philippines was best. Filipinos are by far the most friendly People I've met, cost of living is ok, there are good Muslims here, plenty of Mosques and Halal food, almost everyone speaks English, we drive on the same side of the road as in North America, it's about 32°C every day, where I am there are few foreigners, we even don't bother with that daylight saving time nonsense and Filipinas are gorgeous so insha'Allah I'll find a lovely wife here. Plus my child attends a lovely private international school and has lots of friends.
@@auntiesemite9295 I’m surprised about the Philippines because it’s a predominantly Catholic country.
Stay away from my country Malaysia! We do not need bad mouthers and insulters like YOU! I am a Muslim from Malaysia. Calling our govt "regime" in once insult. Lying and slandering that Malaysia only welcome rich wealthy Chinese is twice insulting. Saying that our govt trying to turn Malaysia into Singapore is thrice insulting. You have one big fat bad foul mouth, stay away from my country, don't ever set foot on the soil of my country Malaysia. You are not welcome. It is downright fitnah and slander that we Malaysians only welcome rich wealthy Chinese and trying to turn it into Singapore. You have problem with every country - Malaysia, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia. And now your big mouth mentions Indonesia. Stop! Indonesia too probably will do better without people like you. Stay put in the country where you are born and a citizen of. You are NOT welcome in Malaysia, ever. Or anywhere except the rock under which you are currently living
May Allah bless you for all your dedication and hard work!! Can you please do a video on how an Islamic wedding should be? A lot of us want to do a simple Islamic wedding but sometimes we don’t know how or because of our family this can be difficult. Allah always comes first before anything. Please, your advice would be helpful!!!!
Just do it & remember on the day of judgement they won't help you, everyone's on their own. So if you don't marry considering their whims & expectations then remember they'll never be satisfied. Even after you do as they say, someone would try to nitpick & say it shouldn't have been like this but that or it could have been better. I'm myself in similar situation but Alhamdulillah this is what I've realized. let's burn the boats & get into the battlefield with all our courage, Allah is with the pious (or those who want to be)
We also plan hijrah, in Shaa Allah we will move to Saudi. It's far from perfect but compared to other Muslim countries it's the best.
Qatar is better. But alot harder to get in.
@@blueflame3531 Better in what sense?
@Εagle Shariah law. Saudi is becoming secular by day by day. Qatar sort of still holds to its beliefs.
Qatar is better than Saudi
Saudi Arabia is Good Especially Near Mecca region and madina region places like Taif etc
But the real question is which "muslim country" is ready to accept muslims living in other countries its not like they have opened thier arms waiting for muslims to arrive, but ofcource you can "make hijrah" if you have the right passport and have alot of credencials.
Hear! Hear! Ye have spoken the truth...
If you don't bring money. You're worthless. Even my own family, once the money is drained, they tell u: "you're leaving right?"
@@blueflame3531 And thats exactly my point only muslims with money and stability can affored to make "hijrah" and actually survive but for many muslims who are not as stable will be unable to make the "hijrah"
@Anees Athaniis it really safe to live in Gambia... what do you know about this country ?
@Anees Athani do you live there ? if yes i want more informations about the life there plz.
frankly if you are in a non muslim country in europe then move from europe to a more muslim country around it, if you are to live in the UK then with all the bad things in it, it's still better with some really good neighbourhood if you could afford it.
if you are in canada or america, especially for america, go to cities with a strong muslim community not in number but in quality, sometimes quality comes in number such as in some places in Michigan, overall the more rural the better, just make sure the neighbors are good and god fearing
yeah i agree its not like all muslims can just leave non muslim countries and muslims countries are not even going to accept most muslims as they care more about their own citizens
@@user-ue4fh5mv9s it's true and false, you can't stay just cuz you want to migrate but you can go if you have a job offering and having a western passport will help you get a job in the middle east much easier...
speaking as a middle easterner living in another middle eastern country thinking about going to canada to get the passport even though i know europe/ the west isn't the great to live in, but their passports are very helpful.
for one, in my middle eastern passport, i would need a visa in most middle eastern countries while on the other hand an american or a canadian (passports) can enter without a viso or a visa that you easily get AFTER reaching the airport.
that's probably their biggest advantage, other than that most things are horrible, i went to study in the UK (it's difficult to get a passport there) and even though there were some good things in the UK the good outweighed the bad, first time i saw drugged out people was in the UK.
the first time i saw a man hit a woman and go on a brawl was in the UK and the list goes on.
so my plan is to go to canada, complete my studies further and take a citizenship while am at it. at most i will get a work in my profession for a year or 2 so i can say i worked in a canadian company as a canadian which will boost my chances of getting a job in the middle east and a good paying job at that.
i can also help my parents get the passport which will help in health care, again non of us would really want to stay there than neccery, it's more of a precaution just in case. (tying the camel and having trust in Allah)
@@PoeticSonic Mind if i ask which middle eastern country you belong to because i thought you didnt need a visa to visit for example bahrain or qatar if you are a saudi citizen or vice versa and the thing about the canadian or american passport is true and is kind of tragic that your chances of getting a good job is increased by you getting citizenship from a non muslim country
@@user-ue4fh5mv9s jordanian
@@PoeticSonic Oh so the travel without vise is only for the gcse countries
Thanks brother
Good that's you speak about this
I have been begging my husband for two years for us to do hijrah and leave UK.....he won't agree....what can I do?
Listen to your husband
make lots of dua on times when it is accepted
maybe let him come in contact with brothers who already made hijrah? Maybe you know some sisters and their husbands can speak to yours
Make hijrah to a more muslim area in the uk
Maybe just keep your gob shut and listen to your husband?
Salam aleikum dear brother
Very basic and clean message, you look healthy mashallah
I appreciate your way
Greetings
Jusuf
in my opinion Malysia, Indonesia and Algeria are great options.
How about Egypt and Morocco?
Jazaka'Allaahu Khayran.
@@manuka7313 Morrocco isn't that different than Algeria both have good people, Morrocco is more open to the west tho but not as Tunisia. for Egypt I really can't say only met few ppl from there they all were good tho but for the country not so sure u have to ask someone living there to know the living conditions.
@ abof_games Jazaka'Allaahu Khayran!!..😊 I'm trying to move to Egypt with my 3 boys ages 12, 10 & 7. Then I heard from a family member that Tetouan Morocco is also good.
Yeah so I'll do a bit more research and see which one best place for the Deen and for me I also want to learn to speak the Arabic language. Egypt seems to best suited for me in terms for practicing speaking with the locals
In Shaa Allaah and also for my boys. Don't want to learn Moroccon dilect.
@@manuka7313 may Allah reward you for wanting hijra, do your research and planing and dont forget allah is the best of planners inshalah your boys will grow up on the right path.
@@abof_games Amiin Yaa Rabb...!🤲
Baraka Allahu fik dear brother. May I give a personal experience just to elaborate. I would like to say that I moved to a Muslim country not with the intention of hijra per se but happy to connect with the oumma of that country and culture. I did not find the oumma I was hoping for and since then have been nostalgic about the oumma I have left in Europe. I would like to tell people that plan to do hijra that learning the local language is very important (as well as standard arabic) because you may not easily be able to connect with the Muslims from that country or understand their dourous, understand the khotbas at the masjid, etc and that may create isolation and frustration. I would also like to add that you may want to connect with like minded Muslims and you may struggle finding people that are interested in the same religiously related topics as you because coming from different cultures, the issues/ struggles you face may be very different from the ones they face. They may understand but they may not relate. Being a convert these two issues are my biggest struggles yet. I have come to the conclusion that hijra may not necessarely mean moving to a Muslim country necessarely but moving to a place anywhere on Earth where in our personal reality, we can practice our faith best. Allahu 3alam. Please correct me brother if my thought process is religiously speaking incorrect.
Where do you live brother/sister?
And where did you use to live?
@@agle3324 I live in Morocco and before that I was in France. Moroccans speak French as their first foreign language so I came here thinking it would be easy to connect with Moroccan practicing muslims and attend dourous (lectures) in French. This is not the case. You have to speak darija and understand fussha arabic (standard arabic) to understand lectures and khotbas at the mosque or in people's homes. Although people are very nice and welcoming like any Arab nations mashaAllah, there is not a big enough community of practicing Muslims that speaks French or English only,. I heard from a lecture of Nouman Ali Khan that this seems to be the case also in Arab Muslim nations colonized by the English. We would think that an infrastrucre exists for people that have done hijra already but it is often not the case. I have spoken to many different groups in Morocco who have told me that it,s impossible for them to implement something for the French/ English speakers because they often stay just a few years in the country before leaving again.
Another important point to take into consideration when doing hijra, is that we come with our culture, our background and we find people that although they speak the same language as us (French or English), it doesn't mean we will see things in the same way since they also practice an islam that is intertwinned with their own culture and background. I will just talk about Morocco as it's the country I know : people here look up to the West. Therefore, we see two groups of people : the ones who ignore their religious heritage and try as best they can to ressemble the West (dresscode, speaking only French or English, views and opinions, abandoning the religion), the ones who hold on to their religious values and practice a more conservative Islam but also don't try to learn more about their religion because they don't feel the drive to do so. Or if they do and this a unfortunately a vast minority of people, the religious topics that they will be interested in will be far different from the ones a convert like me or a person that grew up in the West would be interested in. At the end of the day, I feel that in order to increase our iman, we need to be around believers that have similar struggles as our own and that can help us in overcome them. Therefore I would suggest to really connect with the oumma (community) of the country you want to go to before doing hijra. Allahu 3alam.
For my husband is being able to financially support us and himself. 😔 The only way is to move only me and my children, while my husband stays back and work for us. I'm thinking of moving to Egypt, but I've also heard that Tetouan in Morocco is good.
Anyone can give me advice as to which country is better for deen ??
Jazaka'Allaahu Khayran and may Allaah Aza Wajjal make hijrah easy for us all. Amiin Yaa Rabb. 🤲
if you compare Germany and UK, than is UK MUCH BETTER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i am a native-bLond german MUSLiM and i wiLL emigrate to the UK ! of course Germany is BETTER than France, Belgique, Austria, Norway and PoLand. BUT UK is MUCH BETTER than Germany !!!!!!!!!!!
As an Indian Muslim planning to study in Germany.
can you please mention things about Germany which make it better than France, Poland, Norway but worse than UK?
please elaborate
@Muhammad WaLeed Sorry for repLing so Late. i wiLL give a very detaiLed expLanation of the situations in these countries. i have heard a Lot of bad things about india since this Trash-Modi came into power, for exampLe that MusLims being attacked and the indian poLice don`t do anything about it. i can aLready say that the situation in Germany is better than in india. May ALLAH protect you and your famiLy AMiN.
@@NordwinterMihlberger
1) Yes please I am eagerly waiting...
2) Situation in India is more or less exactly as you have described.
3) Amin.
@Muhammad France, Poland and Norway are in a very bad situation. In France there is a nationwide burqa ban, unfortunately even the hijab is banned in schools and government institutions/buildings. Also in French schools these disgusting caricatures of our beloved Prophet are shown. Poland is full of Islamophobic people, for example politicians there have called not to accept Muslim refugees/migrants. In Scandinavian countries like Norway, it's common for practicing Muslims to have their children taken away by the youth welfare office, I'm not sure, but the burka may be banned in Poland and Norway. From an economic point of view, the UK and Germany are of course better than Poland.
A very important issue is of course security, which is the responsibility of the authorities and the police. I would say that in Germany the police are not as Islamophobic as in Poland, France, Norway, but in Germany some police officers are Islamophobic scumbags. But don't worry, the situation is better compared to India, for example if you are attacked and you make a complaint, the police will take that complaint and then legal action will be taken against the offender who attacked you and the offender will be punished.
I don't think it's haram if you migrate from India to another country because India is a majority Hindu country so I think it's allowed. If you go to Germany to study, I advise you to go to West Germany, because East Germany has the most racists in the former communist areas, so it would be difficult to find a job there.
i would definitely advise against emigrating to germany because uk is much better, i also think it will be easier for you to study in uk since you already understand english in germany i think the universities teach in german . If you go to college, I think you'll have a good education, so thanks to the points system you have a good chance of getting accepted in England. For example, if you marry a woman with a British passport, you can obtain citizenship after 3 years of marriage.
I will now go into the differences between Germany and France, Norway and Poland one last time: on the whole one can say that Germany is better because the burqa is still allowed in Germany, although a ban is being discussed, but until now is still allowed. In addition, you can wear a hijab in Germany as a pupil and/or student.
I'm now going to specifically explain why UK is the best of countries, I'm sending a second message for that because I don't know if you can technically send that much at once
I am in nursing school and anticipate having to work a couple years before being able to afford Hijra, and then I anticipate having to return to the U.S. to work as a travel nurse for every 6 months or so in order to maintain enough income to remain stable abroad. I am a revert and my husband is Yemeni, my husband is the sole provider now but as it is we cannot afford Hijra for us and our new baby. So I have to work as well to help save up money and get us to our goal.
I just wonder, Islamically, does my husband have to travel with me back to the U.S. when I return here to maintain my nursing license and work periodically… we’re not close enough to hijra to need the answer yet so we haven’t put the question to any sheikh yet. It would seem as such, but idk. My hope would be to find a country where I could work as a nurse to help support us; but just not sure where that would be easiest.
I just don’t want my daughter to grow up surrounded by this environment in the U.S. I have loved many things about my life here, and I am American and so is my non-Muslim family. But it’s not safe for emaan.
I am also a revert of 10 years. You should put your question to someone who has knowledge. UA-cam is not the best places to ask questions.
But why not try and get work in the country you make hijrah to?
Barakallahu feekum.
Salam u3alaykoum this is a good question Masha’Allah
Like for us in india it's very important question
Life is so depressing in india. muslims upon sunnah should escape asap
@@user-ue4fh5mv9s Muslim population in India around 180M. Huge. If it will 180K than your advise will work.
@@shafuimcoming5151 But compared to over 1 billion mushrikeen its is like 10% so it is a non muslim country and i dont think there are even 180 million muslims, ofcourse the stats count all people claming to be muslims but keep in mind alot of people out of these 180 mil are grave worshippers so i would realisticly say under 20 or even 10 mil muslims upon correct islam the rest of them are probably not muslims because i said "muslims on sunnah" and not just "muslim" because eveyone who claims to be muslim is not actually muslim.
Great explanation brother
If u looking for safe country, financially affordable, education is no one standards, safe for your woman & kids, malaysia is the best choice..
But Malaysia dont give citizenship
Jazakumullahu khoyran
Asalamu Alaiakum Shaykh Gabriel. Jazakalah khair for your nasihat. Shaykh, Are you still in Malaysia? If possible, would you have to time to meet me? I am due to visit from the UK March to April 2023 inshalha.
am in a non islamic area in algeria , am thinking to move in another place but still in algeria
Interesting… not familiar with North Africa. What percentage of Algerians are practicing? And which location are better and which are worse?
The entirety of Algeria is hyper religious, except for the capital area,and Oran @@CodnGta
Although many muslim countrires have adopted some western practices there are still many towns and villages where modesty is widely practiced and openly sinning is rare like bf/gf drinking or clubbing etc so they are the best places to live
You may not say it but I will, the only country as a whole free from fitnah is Afghanistan.
Chad leaders
Yep
No country is free from fitna at all as obviously there is evil everywhere. However Afghanistan, Yemen, and Sham are all places struggling right now yet have lots of righteous people trying to actually establish deen properly alhamdulillah.
Lol, and 90% of Muslims don't want to go there 😅
Some salafi scholars have gotten killed there
Anywhere in the gulf as they are the most developed. I would choose Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, or Oman
SubhanAllah
La ilahe illAllah
wa alaykum salam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh
there's also the issue of family. if your whole family is in for example the USA, and you want to move to somewhere overseas, even if you could, how does one justify abandoning their family? This whole concept of hijra out of the west doesn't make sense for the overwhelming majority of muslims. I can't remember who it was but I remember some current day scholar said something like "Those who are thinking about hijra shouldnt do it and should help their communities become closer to Allah, and those who aren't thinking about hijra maybe should make it, but because they aren't as strong the thought of doing so would never cross their mind."
You aren't allowed to abandon your parents so you're totally right
There's hijrah that is obligatory and hijrah that is recommended. If one is not able to practice his religion openly then he must perform hijrah whether his parents accompany him or not, and this is evident from what has reached us of the narrations of hijrah from the Sababah and even the Prophet Ibrahim.
As for hijrah that is recommended, then the service of the parents is better than it and should not be given precedence over it.
Keep in mind that there is some disunity concerning this matter, some scholars believe that hijrah is compulsory even if you are able to openly practice your deen, although the majority suggest it is recommended with the condition of being able to practice the deen and being safe from doubt and desires. Allahu a'lam.
@@roflolmaomgf but when it's fard, how does one achieve that if he has no funds for visas, plane tickets, ect?
@@sweettea1193 Al hamdoulillah, Allah does not burden a soul with a load heavier than it can carry; the principle holds that if one is not able to carry an obligation because of a valid hindrance, then that person is not sinful if he cannot carry that specific act out.
*“So keep your duty to Allaah and fear Him as much as you can”*
[al-Taghaabun 64:16]
*“Allaah burdens not a person beyond his scope”*
[al-Baqarah 2:286]
*“If I forbid you to do a thing, then avoid it, and if I command you to do a thing, then do as much of it as you can”* (narrated by al-Bukhaari, 7288; Muslim, 1337)
What we can conclude from these Verses and hadeeth is that following commands is dependent upon one's ability to carry them out.
Abuse, 's.x traffic, and others are also in our lands. It's best to just built muslim communities in the west, than leave. Especially the people overseas. You're only welcome if u have money.
Look at most "muslim majority countires" and they are just horrible look at them they are indulged in shirk and many sins
@@user-ue4fh5mv9s Yes.
Yeah we can see the state of western muslims😂.Very few people there are unapologetic muslims.Most of them bend immediately.
It is not possible to be a believer in Western countries. The lesson is in the story of a man who killed 99 people and wanted to repent, so he went to the worshiper and said to him: I killed 99 people and I want to repent. His whim, a man who killed 99, killed a worshiper, completed 100 with it, then his desire to repent went to a man of knowledge, he said to him, “Who is preventing you from repenting?” He said to him, “Get out of your city because your city is a city of badness. Knowledge, get out of your city because your city is a city of evil. Yes, it is true that the West is a city of evil. Lot's people committed atrocities, stealing Muslim children. It is impossible for a believer to be content to live in a bad city.
الوضع في بلاد العرب مؤسف و المؤسف اكتر ان مسلمين الغرب بيبقوا متعشمين فينا لكن للاسف حكام العرب الخونة و المسيرين تحت حكام الغرب خربوا البلد و بيحاربوا الدين باقصي مالديهم
لو كان في دولة انصح بيها فهي قطر 🇶🇦
( ألا إن نصر الله قريب )
For me
1. Muslim need to strengthen the Islam Community but women and men can not be mixed in any event. Should have separate place for women and men. If not, women will falling in love with Ustaz :).
2. When I was 14 year in 1991, My friends and I saw kalimah الله and محمد in the sky. But still Iman IN and OUT. Well...still doing bad things. Did not cover aurah. After married, my husband teach me how to strengthen Iman and Amal. We need to talk about Iman at least 25 times and which amal are weak, need to do together with family.
I desperately need help with hijrah
💯 Sahih
Coming after you for all that stuff to our women lol😂
Muslim country will benefited not only economically if they accepted our brothers from the west whom trying to make hijrah sincerely for the sake of preserving their iman & practicesing their deen bcos theyll also bring barakah becos of their pure attention to pleased their creator
Malaysia
where is this place??
talk about money bro money! hijrah alone will not make you an angel !!!
Mauritania
Hijarah 👉👉👉👉ua-cam.com/video/Tr5YHBN1JrQ/v-deo.html
Pakistan. You'll see the truth in next few years. That every Muslim should come to Pakistan.
#muhammadqasimdreams
Bro seriously...
No that’s a horrible idea 😂