Definitely don’t sleep on Qatar.! I had custody of my nephew when we moved to Saudi Arabia, but for highschool I sent him to boarding school in Qatar. His classmates were royalty and the children of diplomats, but they treated him like family and took turns hosting him on the weekends. Wonderful country and people!
@ he attended Saudi government school, but the school in Qatar was a new leadership academy that offered him more structure 24/7 than I could . He loved it there.
Listen, I am an expat here in Qatar. I had brain surgery here in a government hospital. It was pristine. Completely free for me as a resident. I've taken my children to private hospitals here and they actually pale in comparison. And they are expensive if you don't have insurance. Hamad medical city is amazing mashaa Allah.
I'm in Doha right now. Arrived yesterday from Riyadh. Qatar is beatuiful and a great place to make hijrah. When I came in, the agent wanted to charge me $20 US for a tourist visa. I told her that it should be free for US citizens. After going back and forth for a few minutes, she made a phone call, and then stamped my passport. She welcomed me to Qatar and told me I have four days free. Lol. I love the Qataris. I will be returning in a few months. Right now, I am in Saudi. Looking for an opportunity to teach but completing my second doctorate. I think my final resting point will be in Qatar. But I love Turkey, Oman, and Saudi. In my view, Doha is much like Riyadh except that there is no Korneish. I do love the water. Istanbul has water everywhere. BTW, I decided to return to Qatar because of the Make Hijrah channel. The work that is being done at Make Hijrah is something to support. I look forward to their episodes.
As salamu alaikum brother, since you’re doing your doctorate you’re obviously someone who values education. I’m a guy in my late 20’s with no education past high school. Do you think it’s worth going back to school? I’ve been trying to do self learning but I haven’t been too successful.
@@student818 Thank you for your question: Absolutely! I did not return to school until my later years. Education is not simply knowing something, but understanding how to apply what you know, understanding the impact of your application, and being fully aware of other approaches to application of knowledge. Structure is very important. If you are well disciplined in your studies, you may seek an online program. Brick and mortar universities offer the opportunity to network with other students. But almost every university offers online programs. I earned my undergraduate degree at University of Washington, and my Masters at Antioch University. Both were in-class room studies. After graduating, I needed to work and wanted freedom. I was very disciplined, so after much investigation, I chose online for my doctorate. Get back to school and go all the way to get your PhD. Less than 2 percent of the world have a PhDs. I completed my undergrad in less than 2 years, my first Masters in 1 year, and my PhD took 5.5 years. The PhD was definitely the most challenging and most difficult. I nearly quit 3 times but during the COVID lockdown, I was in Saudi in a hotel with lots of time and was able to commit to reading, writing, and completing my dissertation. I completed all of my requirements in December 2020, and was awarded a Doctor of Philosophy in Criminal Justice on Feburary 14, 2021. You can do it, too!
Just got back from Qatar, and wow-it exceeded all my expectations! 🇶🇦✨ From the stunning skyline of Doha to the serene beauty of the desert, everything felt like a perfect blend of tradition and modernity. The hospitality? Next level! Can’t wait to visit again. 🕌
Appreciate these videos my Brothers. My wife and I are burnt out living in California and the U.S. in general. Your videos are amazing and are convincing on making Hijrah.
I have had my children in government hospitals ( cesareans) in Saudi and Bahrain, I prefer government over private. I have also had other surgical procedures in government hospitals. I have been hospitalized in private ones as well. Private, has fancier accommodation but feels like a business because you have to stop and pay every step of the way. You can still make appointments at government hospitals with your doctor but just as with private, if it’s an you get whoever is on call.
Barak Allah feek for the content. I'd like to visit Qatar but I'm worried it will just remind me too much of Dubai and will put me off considering it as a candidate for Hijrah. Thank you for pointing out the differences between the 2. Some elders I know visited Dubai 30+ years ago when it was much quieter. I might ask if they think the Qatar of now sounds like the Dubai of old...
Not sure if it’s just me accessing your website in the bio having some issues inshallah I would double check it so people can find out about these wonderful opportunities ❤
Asalamu alaikum. Can you tell me if the meat used in restaurants and sold in markets in Qatar is truly halal? Insha Allah it’s nothing like Saudi Arabia, where much of the meat is imported and industrial-slaughtered, and therefore haram. Jazakallah khair.
That small clip of شيخ Mansour made my day. Thank you brother. My goal is to leave the west. UAE was a choice for me but honestly im slowly losing interest. Qatar is definitely on my list.
Well said. I'd add that not everything that glitters is gold, even if at first it impresses compared to where you came from. That's not hating on Qatar, just a truth you notice wherever you go in the world. Plus, if things *_do_* get really bad in future, a less-developed country won't miss what it doesn't have.
Your son is clued up. The vegtables and fruits in the khaleej are not always the best if they are imported. Usually Monsanto pesticide-ridden fruits. I guess they probably have organic stuff now but you would need to pay a premium.
I'm here in Qatar 10 years I will advice to anyone if you are not from western countries do not come here . From africa passport and certification are not welcome here .... but if you are western countries they will show you another face :)
I think also because the way the microphones are set up , it makes it harder to listen to the father. Something to look out for and to give the father the mic more
@kennethmasonjr845 how does that principle apply here, if someone is spreading false knowledge then it makes sense to criticise publicly. But something like this can just be messaged, you have weigh the pros and cons. It a lack of wisdom to say this plublicly in the comments as it doesnt even look like the brother is deliberately trying to be disrespectful to his dad, he is just excited
Can you do Oman....and Malaysia?? Or Brunei.... But yes in the UAE and and Saudi and Qatar have no access to fresh fruits and vegetables.....or fish?? Pls find out more on Qatar local markets?? Pakistan has plenty of good fresh fruit and veg and produce - in comparison to the middle east.
Tell that to 6000 construction workers who died as slaves working on World Cup stadiums, ah yeah you can’t as you would face even worse fate. Qatar ended slavery 1954 😂 I 😂
6000? Have you lost your mind? There were 37 non-work related deaths and three work-related accidents for building stadiums. Building stadiums and tall buildings is dangerous. No one was forced to go to Qatar for work. They all came to Qatar to work in construction.
What parrot… Western propaganda slave. If you go back to Asia and look at the houses these ‘slaves’ built for their families you wouldn’t be talking. Listen. You don’t like it, don’t go. Shut your mouth otherwise
Definitely don’t sleep on Qatar.! I had custody of my nephew when we moved to Saudi Arabia, but for highschool I sent him to boarding school in Qatar. His classmates were royalty and the children of diplomats, but they treated him like family and took turns hosting him on the weekends. Wonderful country and people!
Was Saudi schools not as good?
@ he attended Saudi government school, but the school in Qatar was a new leadership academy that offered him more structure 24/7 than I could . He loved it there.
@@IntisarAmmarAl-qada school?
Listen, I am an expat here in Qatar. I had brain surgery here in a government hospital. It was pristine. Completely free for me as a resident. I've taken my children to private hospitals here and they actually pale in comparison. And they are expensive if you don't have insurance. Hamad medical city is amazing mashaa Allah.
I'm in Doha right now. Arrived yesterday from Riyadh. Qatar is beatuiful and a great place to make hijrah. When I came in, the agent wanted to charge me $20 US for a tourist visa. I told her that it should be free for US citizens. After going back and forth for a few minutes, she made a phone call, and then stamped my passport. She welcomed me to Qatar and told me I have four days free. Lol. I love the Qataris. I will be returning in a few months. Right now, I am in Saudi. Looking for an opportunity to teach but completing my second doctorate. I think my final resting point will be in Qatar. But I love Turkey, Oman, and Saudi. In my view, Doha is much like Riyadh except that there is no Korneish. I do love the water. Istanbul has water everywhere. BTW, I decided to return to Qatar because of the Make Hijrah channel. The work that is being done at Make Hijrah is something to support. I look forward to their episodes.
As salamu alaikum brother, since you’re doing your doctorate you’re obviously someone who values education. I’m a guy in my late 20’s with no education past high school. Do you think it’s worth going back to school? I’ve been trying to do self learning but I haven’t been too successful.
@@student818 Thank you for your question: Absolutely! I did not return to school until my later years. Education is not simply knowing something, but understanding how to apply what you know, understanding the impact of your application, and being fully aware of other approaches to application of knowledge. Structure is very important. If you are well disciplined in your studies, you may seek an online program. Brick and mortar universities offer the opportunity to network with other students. But almost every university offers online programs. I earned my undergraduate degree at University of Washington, and my Masters at Antioch University. Both were in-class room studies. After graduating, I needed to work and wanted freedom. I was very disciplined, so after much investigation, I chose online for my doctorate. Get back to school and go all the way to get your PhD. Less than 2 percent of the world have a PhDs. I completed my undergrad in less than 2 years, my first Masters in 1 year, and my PhD took 5.5 years. The PhD was definitely the most challenging and most difficult. I nearly quit 3 times but during the COVID lockdown, I was in Saudi in a hotel with lots of time and was able to commit to reading, writing, and completing my dissertation. I completed all of my requirements in December 2020, and was awarded a Doctor of Philosophy in Criminal Justice on Feburary 14, 2021. You can do it, too!
May Allah put barakah in your work
Thanks! Salaam can you guys do a video on sultanate of Oman and maybe include live video شكرًا
Jazaka Allahu khayran for the support. Yes, Oman is coming up in sha Allah. Stay tuned.
Jazakallah Khayran well needed info
اللهم صل و سلم على سيدنا محمد صلى الله عليه و سلم
You got your channel back 🎉
Just got back from Qatar, and wow-it exceeded all my expectations! 🇶🇦✨ From the stunning skyline of Doha to the serene beauty of the desert, everything felt like a perfect blend of tradition and modernity. The hospitality? Next level! Can’t wait to visit again. 🕌
Appreciate these videos my Brothers. My wife and I are burnt out living in California and the U.S. in general. Your videos are amazing and are convincing on making Hijrah.
I appreciate that
Salaam brother. Is it possible to make a video about malaysia?
I have had my children in government hospitals ( cesareans) in Saudi and Bahrain, I prefer government over private. I have also had other surgical procedures in government hospitals. I have been hospitalized in private ones as well. Private, has fancier accommodation but feels like a business because you have to stop and pay every step of the way. You can still make appointments at government hospitals with your doctor but just as with private, if it’s an you get whoever is on call.
Masha Allah brothers may Allah make you baraka for what u do
Barak Allah feek for the content. I'd like to visit Qatar but I'm worried it will just remind me too much of Dubai and will put me off considering it as a candidate for Hijrah.
Thank you for pointing out the differences between the 2. Some elders I know visited Dubai 30+ years ago when it was much quieter. I might ask if they think the Qatar of now sounds like the Dubai of old...
Lol your son was a funny addition 😂, Jazakallahu Khairan for the great video like always ❤️
Not sure if it’s just me accessing your website in the bio having some issues inshallah I would double check it so people can find out about these wonderful opportunities ❤
Asalam aleikum, how do I relocate with my young family ? It's a promising
The Airbnb hotel could possibly be because some hotels ( even the Clock Tower in Makkah) allow investors to lease units.
Asalamu alaikum. Can you tell me if the meat used in restaurants and sold in markets in Qatar is truly halal?
Insha Allah it’s nothing like Saudi Arabia, where much of the meat is imported and industrial-slaughtered, and therefore haram. Jazakallah khair.
That small clip of شيخ Mansour made my day. Thank you brother. My goal is to leave the west. UAE was a choice for me but honestly im slowly losing interest. Qatar is definitely on my list.
Its much cooler right now in Doha
Don't be afraid to live in a less developed country. Some of happiest times I had was when I lived with less resources. More money more problems.
Well said. I'd add that not everything that glitters is gold, even if at first it impresses compared to where you came from. That's not hating on Qatar, just a truth you notice wherever you go in the world.
Plus, if things *_do_* get really bad in future, a less-developed country won't miss what it doesn't have.
Your son is clued up. The vegtables and fruits in the khaleej are not always the best if they are imported. Usually Monsanto pesticide-ridden fruits. I guess they probably have organic stuff now but you would need to pay a premium.
Junior brother keeps talking through Senior. Not helpful at all and anoying to listen to
Might just be their relationship, mashaAllah
I'm here in Qatar 10 years I will advice to anyone if you are not from western countries do not come here . From africa passport and certification are not welcome here .... but if you are western countries they will show you another face :)
Like the UAE, then? That's sad 😕.
Son keeps talking over the dad man, where is the adab
I think also because the way the microphones are set up , it makes it harder to listen to the father. Something to look out for and to give the father the mic more
What's the purpose of this criticism? Could you just message the brother directly?
When a wrong is done publicly it's corrected publicly. @Akhiabz
It appears to be a informal back and forth conversation.
@kennethmasonjr845 how does that principle apply here, if someone is spreading false knowledge then it makes sense to criticise publicly.
But something like this can just be messaged, you have weigh the pros and cons. It a lack of wisdom to say this plublicly in the comments as it doesnt even look like the brother is deliberately trying to be disrespectful to his dad, he is just excited
14:08 its mainly to maintain the stability of "Eqaal"
Illegitimately used by Fathers for disciplinary reasons if necessary 🤣
Perhaps there's there's more fresh market produce freshly fruit and vegetables available in Oman?? Al Muwaleh Market??
Can you do Oman....and Malaysia?? Or Brunei....
But yes in the UAE and and Saudi and Qatar have no access to fresh fruits and vegetables.....or fish?? Pls find out more on Qatar local markets??
Pakistan has plenty of good fresh fruit and veg and produce - in comparison to the middle east.
You're MISTAKEN, there is fresh fruit produced locally in the UAE. They have many initiatives to increase local food security.
Tell that to 6000 construction workers who died as slaves working on World Cup stadiums, ah yeah you can’t as you would face even worse fate. Qatar ended slavery 1954 😂 I 😂
Look at your country and your government then come back and talk about Qatar 🥴
6000? Have you lost your mind?
There were 37 non-work related deaths and three work-related accidents for building stadiums.
Building stadiums and tall buildings is dangerous. No one was forced to go to Qatar for work. They all came to Qatar to work in construction.
Western propaganda nonsense 😂😂😂.
What parrot… Western propaganda slave. If you go back to Asia and look at the houses these ‘slaves’ built for their families you wouldn’t be talking.
Listen. You don’t like it, don’t go. Shut your mouth otherwise
@ amnesty international fact but it’s halal to enslave Muslims, after all Mohammad was a slave trader lol 😂