If your planning on moving to Malaysia and have any inquiries regarding visas etc, WhatsApp me +44 7949 829081 Just need a few details With your Name : Number (E.g +44) : Email :

@khaleefax9553

2 ай бұрын

*I appreciate the honesty and intention but it's not very wise to share your cell number on the public forums.*

@scare6262

2 ай бұрын

​@khaleefax9553 assume the best, I think she's smart, that's a second number to help people

@mhassan8439

2 ай бұрын

Love to go and live and work in Malaysia but I'm trapped in this rainy and cold cold country called England.

@dilipkumarpatel8313

2 ай бұрын

It’s normal, she has a big heart she is being honest of her self, it’s ok.

@khaleefax9553

2 ай бұрын

@@dilipkumarpatel8313 She is OK but there are all different kinds of a-holes on the internet ... and THEY are not OK.

Left the UK, after I embraced Islam; lived in Cairo for a year, and 10 years now in Oman, Alhamdulilah

@farzana_d.h

3 ай бұрын

Masha'Allah can I also ask how is Oman and is it cheap to live there

@IdkG7

3 ай бұрын

How old is Aisha?

@eliashashim7820

3 ай бұрын

Mashaallah may Allah make it easier for all of us

@Shah2

3 ай бұрын

What do you do for work? I'm guessing something specialist field. If not like me, working in customer service industry there is not a huge level of transferable skills. How or what do I do for work if I move abroad...

@spawnnpwn4166

3 ай бұрын

@@IdkG7 1400+ years minimum

I from the UK and have been settled with family in Malaysia for years. Going back to London is now about seeing family and enjoying some cooler weather and that's about it. I appreciate not everyone has the luxury of choice, but I worked hard in younger years and now have more choice over where to live. The UK just isn't worth the amount you need to pay into the system in order to sustain a decent quality of life.

@Omer698

2 ай бұрын

What kind of work did you that allowed you to retire comfortably abroad?

@believe-in-yourself

2 ай бұрын

Hi how is it living in Malaysia I would most probably look to live there in the not so distant future. Although my heart is also in Egypt 😊

@byteme9718

Ай бұрын

You probably wouldn't qualify under the latest requirements as the deposit and income requirements are absurd.

I love how you choose your words carefully and thoughtfully whilst delivering a very useful message. A lot of us are trapped in the UK. It feels like a cage.

@sinceresong9907

3 ай бұрын

It is a cage

@qkdse7en

3 ай бұрын

Same here, but hope to go back! Better in my country and poor than to live in a cage. In my country I have real food, green gras, mountains and lots of fresh air + friends!

@coffee6783

2 ай бұрын

Especially, since England & Wales voted for the UK to leave the EU. I live in the EU but still feel caged as being a Brit I can't move freely throughout the rest of the EU for longer than 90 days. Thanks England!

@dd-uy5lx

2 ай бұрын

ofc its a cage for backwards people, openness is not something economics can fix

@user-dt3iv5oc6f

2 ай бұрын

What hyperbolic nonsense , free to leave at any time, it’s a democracy remember , unlike other states 😂

I left the UK at the right time in 2001 at the age of 21 to go work overseas and make a better life for myself, best decision i ever made.. I moved too the USA for 6 years then to the Middle East, Kuwait, Qatar and now Egypt the past 14 years.

@alaa-eldin_hamdan

3 ай бұрын

Glad you settled in Egypt. Welcome!

@i_Lndr

3 ай бұрын

@@alaa-eldin_hamdan Sukran, it’s a Beautiful country. People of Egypt are very warm and welcoming😍

@farzana_d.h

3 ай бұрын

Is it cheap with 4 kids am planning to move out of UK

@i_Lndr

3 ай бұрын

@@farzana_d.h for an expat Yes, not like it was when i came 14 years ago. Still a lot cheaper than the UK 💯. Schooling can be expensive if you want good education.

@HealthyHappyThankful

2 ай бұрын

What was your experience in Kuwait

You are blessed with money so you could afford to move. Most of us cannot afford this luxury. Good luck in your endeavours.

@zelmanito

3 ай бұрын

Where there is a will, there is a way. Nobody will pave a red carpet for you.

@jawlig

3 ай бұрын

Western money is powerful in developing countries. Locals on local wages are worse off than wage slaves in the UK lol

@S9.S4

3 ай бұрын

I see , what are you achievements ? you probably don't even earn over 10K a month but were ready to put someone down. Spidy man is right , she's able to move only because she can and she holds the passport and has the money to. @@zelmanito

@_bobby428

3 ай бұрын

Absolutely

@thebatcave89

3 ай бұрын

Everyone's circumstances are different why mention it?

Jazakallahu khairan sister for appreciating my country. As a born Muslims here, we are not perfect but Alhamdulillah we still be able to have Islamic Education & pratice Islam freely and always try to improvise our quality of life as a Muslim.

@slaveoth5114

2 ай бұрын

Muslims can do everything in Europeans countries while Christians can not do anything in Islamic coutries.

I couldn't explain it better. She is 💯 % right. I am planning to leave the UK for South East Asia either. Good luck in your new life in Malaysia. 🌞 🏝️

@byteme9718

Ай бұрын

You can't simply rock up in south east Asia. Malaysia is relatively easy but you'll need to be rich in order to put down a large deposit and you'll need to prove a large, guaranteed, monthly income as well as taking out health insurances. Anyone who can do that will have a very good standard of like in the UK.

Spot on. The UK needs to understand that people do not want to live to work!! They need to build roads, high speed railways, millions of houses, train more and more doctors and nurses, build more and more hospitals, schools, clean their country up, spread their population out so there's no high density living, reduce their sky high crime rates and lots more besides... I left the UK, I can only see it getting worse.

@Moses_VII

2 ай бұрын

High density living isn't in itself bad. In the UK, it's a necessity, because there isn't enough land for low density living, farming, and nature at the same time. Nature is suffering enough already, and farming here is already basically a joke. High density living can be done in tall towers with large flats inside, or tall towers with small flats (which is the case in British city centres), or tiny houses on the ground (outer London). The big flats in tall towers is the best option. The other options are a result of an unfair housing market.

@roops2939

2 ай бұрын

@Moses_VII third world living. Population is booming and these people want to live in green areas rather than in concrete jungles. Even the Leftist loons choose to live in green areas.

@villhelm

2 ай бұрын

We wouldn’t need any of that if we weren’t suffering from mass immigration putting millions of people into the nation who don’t assimilate and who are a giant strain on the infrastructure and social fabric.

@user-dt3iv5oc6f

2 ай бұрын

One of the issues we have and so many people , including Muslims want to live in uk , because it’s generally easier to live in , has a democracy, things generally run better , you have better human rights and provides freedom and opportunities if you want to have a family 😂

@roops2939

2 ай бұрын

@Moses_VII third world high density living

I am Malaysian, my partner is British now we live in UK, me and my partner will moved back to Malaysia soon too.

@cececonnie5509

3 ай бұрын

Same. Me too. Next year hopefully

@MissOrchid.

3 ай бұрын

@cececonnie5509 sound amazing

@najatjarti7200

3 ай бұрын

Mashalllah do u have Instagram ? I would like to know u thank u

@positivelyserena

2 ай бұрын

Same. My other half wants to move out of the country back to mine, Malaysia. We are considering this in a few years.

@byteme9718

Ай бұрын

@@positivelyserena You'll be poor there.

Well articulated, confident and strong opinions. A good role model for Muslim women.

@darrenbullman9450

3 ай бұрын

For women 😊😉

@davidhookway514

2 ай бұрын

Why don't you say for woman in general!

@dd-uy5lx

2 ай бұрын

@@davidhookway514 becasue she is backwards arab culture not even Islam. Thats why she cant say it.

I’m so SORRY guys I forgot number 6 & 7 🙈😂 Do forgive me it’s my first time making these types of videos! PT 2 will be out soon inshallah!

@Kingopp87

3 ай бұрын

Uk is finished

@Foxy_ladyYTSL

3 ай бұрын

Brilliant video sis . You are correct in your assessment of the uk .

@kalim3238

3 ай бұрын

Lol

@kalim3238

3 ай бұрын

Sister listern you said everything that has been m9ving in my m8nd. I wod love to go n stay in Malaysia and ur assessment I think is 100% I wod love to know more. As advice. Thank You

@alexcarr567

3 ай бұрын

Didn't even realise lol

I grew up in Kuwait where its always sunny, there's less cruelty amongst people like you said and everything that's enjoyable is affordable and bears value. I moved to the UK thinking that life is better here but the points you highlighted are exactly what I've been thinking since I moved here. The UK is overrated and its a terrible environment for preserving a child's innocence through their childhood

@cececonnie5509

3 ай бұрын

When my son was 4 years old, he said “mummy, i want to marry” i was shocked. Apparently he was taught at school about marriage, that “man can marry woman, man can marry man, woman can marry woman”. Bruhhh they are freaking FOUR years old, why talk about marriage??? Right now he’s 9 and if i ask him if he fancies anyone he’d say “mum, i’m not 25 years old yet!!” 🤣 because i told him you can only start talking about marriage at 25 😂😂

@everythinglovelyCatherine

2 ай бұрын

I actually am safer in uk than when I lived in a south east asian country for 13 yrs.. I was physically abused and they were soo rough and slapped faces all the time even kids faces they hit kids with sticks and slapped faces at the international school I worked in.. my kids have trauma from that place.. I was very lonely and left out being a uk revert there. i came back to uk after 13 yrs and feel soo much safer and more respected here as a muslim woman.. in the south east asian muslim country western women were looked on more as an object and many other women also.. I have soo kind and good friends here who are muslim and non muslim.. I was guilty at always looking down on uk but at least kids are more protected here and women.. I feel safer here and my kids cant be slapped or hit with sticks at school here if they have learning difficulties. i was a teacher at an international school in muslim south east asian country for 13 yrs 😢 i am being truthful 🌸

@everythinglovelyCatherine

2 ай бұрын

@@cececonnie5509I lived in a muslim south east asian country for 13 yrs and constantly saw soo many males fully dressed like women. i was in a lift once and lots came in it was soo scary and they were made up like women and even had long nails but mens voices .. I have never seen that in my area and uk time since ai was a child ..

@cececonnie5509

2 ай бұрын

@@everythinglovelyCatherinei’m sorry for your experience. Do you mind telling me is it Malaysia or Indonesia or Brunei. I’m surprised international schools would allow such treatment, where rich kids go to. I went to gov school and never had this, but generally corporal punishment is accepted by the culture, e.g teens caught smoking in school, get caned. Generally slapping the face is a big no for muslim, never touch the face area for punishment, but yes some teachers go overboard which is rare. But I’m very surprised this happens in international schools😲 i also understand you being native to the UK feel more comfortable in the UK. My husband & kids are british, i dont think my kids would survive the local asian school, the syllabus are very intense and the environment very competitive, parents send their kids to afterschool tuition until 10pm is a norm, it’s crazy. My kids will go to the international school there

@shinachikudidnthappen..mov9196

2 ай бұрын

​@@cececonnie5509Can't be Malaysia. Government school doesn't even allow you to touch kids even in 2006. They also won't allow the teachers to punish teenagers by standing under the sun. In fact, having assembly under the sun is also forbidden due to increasingly litigious parents. And if we are talking about international schools? There's simply no discussion, you're getting served right there and then for touching the kids' skin, no matter how lightly. No such thing as letting it happen for 13 years, even just a month is already bankrupting the school. The treatment of women as she described also feels foreign to Malaysian culture. You can't treat women badly here in public, EVERYONE will interfere. As a non-hijabi malay here, too, i know better of the treatment of Malaysian muslims to anyone who doesn't cover up (since this lady infers being muslim plays very big part of maltreatment of women). Spoiler alert, they can't and won't do a thing outside of government building (due to dress code), even when you live in their neighbourhood. Like, why would they? Malaysia is used to all kinds of people, and most families are matriarchal, so women by default gets better protection and respect here. From mundane things like addressing you as sis even in shopping apps chat, to commiting crimes in favour of the women (for example, honour killing culture was never practiced in Malaysia. In fact, it's the guy who dishonoured the lady who often gets snuffed here. Look at Along Spoon case, Bakarudin Busu case (instead of being angry at the stripper for getting involved with the guy, the bf decided to kill her client), the bomb case (husband learned to bomb from KZread to help his wife to end the guy who dumped her, all the while being married during the affair), the recent case where a guy gets snuffed out and buried by siblings for threatening to leak their sister's nudes. It's the mentality here to protect and respect women no matter what they do, instead of treating them like a piece of meat in general. Since Brunei doesn‘t allow cross dressing in public, only 2 countries possible here, and i find it hard to relate it to the reality here in Malaysia.

Man I love this lady, she is fully awake.

@callmeyang

2 ай бұрын

Fully awake? She is Muslim, living in a bubble 🤪

@olive0eyes0

2 ай бұрын

wouldn’t say fully, but def sees the matrix & constant brainwashing

Hats off to you for moving to an Islamic country.

@maxpathan7927

2 ай бұрын

Malaysia is a muslim country. It is not an Islamic country. Its ruled by Muslims but not with Islam

@dd-uy5lx

2 ай бұрын

@@maxpathan7927 give it time, it will be. this how it starts, then in decade or so turns to arab nation.

@niki0918

2 ай бұрын

@@maxpathan7927Islam is stated in the Federal Constitution. Do not deny that hence why we have the Shariah Court to uphold the religion.

@user-he7sb3hw9u

2 ай бұрын

Show me 1 Islamic country??😂

@user-dt3iv5oc6f

2 ай бұрын

@@niki0918it’s backward and violent and stifles innovation and free expression … no thanks , probably good for a holiday and that’s it 😂

Thankyou. Im hoping to leave the UK ASAP!

@hidden1865

3 ай бұрын

Cheerio 👋

@roops2939

3 ай бұрын

Best choice you could have made in your life.

@dd-uy5lx

2 ай бұрын

you need help moving? i think hidden will help if you ask

@PaulBrighton

2 ай бұрын

@@dd-uy5lx 🤣

@abidakausar4426

2 ай бұрын

Where are you planning to go?? 😮

i run a huge business Alhamdulillah, i too want to STOP paying tax in the u.k i'd rather pay it to Malaysia InshaALLAH.

@t4nveer

3 ай бұрын

What do you do?

@allykhan8594

3 ай бұрын

@@t4nveer import from china,indonesia and india, retail in e.u, u.s, u.k

@zainalzain9612

2 ай бұрын

You are most welcome..please pay your zakat in Malaysia 😊

@nutzhazel

2 ай бұрын

You can pay zakat in Malaysia and it can counter the tax payment, it's a good option for Muslims here in Malaysia.

@dd-uy5lx

2 ай бұрын

good, they be happy you be leaving.

Next: Reasons why choose Malaysia.

@SairaHayati

3 ай бұрын

Deffo!!

@sumiiluv

3 ай бұрын

​@@SairaHayatiyes would love to know how you decided to settle in Malaysia. I do agree with a lot of your points. Ww have to micro manage our kids just to keep them safe😢

@dd-uy5lx

2 ай бұрын

@@sumiiluv thats called parenting, you can be like arabs and rest of the culture, just let them learn from the streets.

It’s not only in uk all over the world it’s changing, people are less kinder, less tolerant and more toxic, we are Alhamdulillah are very contented with our life in uk moving out may be good for you but not for everyone.

@pabo-qv3nx

3 ай бұрын

But other countries don't charge tax upon on tax and other countries don't Meddle in other countries affairs and start wars.

@mosesj3228

3 ай бұрын

mryousuf12 any muslim should aspire to be in a Muslim country for even more reasons than her

@jelilatA

3 ай бұрын

other countries do not use your taxes to fund wars in another country

@alkrimiy

3 ай бұрын

@@pabo-qv3nxthis is really a very naive view of other countries

@nmaqsood8980

3 ай бұрын

@@pabo-qv3nx ✨👍🏻Well said!

I swell in hot weather, so Alhamdulillah, I'm grateful for the UK 🇬🇧😇

@Moses_VII

2 ай бұрын

Dagestan and Chechnya and Turkey and Bosnia and Azerbaijan have weather which isn't hot. They are better places for families and religious people.

@spidyman8853

2 ай бұрын

@@Moses_VII Turks are racist. They don't like Arabs. One Kuwaiti and his family were on holiday to Turkey Istanbul and he got attacked. It was all over the news. He was lucky to be alive. Hardly anyone in the market came to help. Go do your research.....

@Moses_VII

2 ай бұрын

@@spidyman8853 Go to a part of Turkey where people are religious. There are lots of Syrian refugees, and some parts of Turkey are very friendly to them because they are religious. Only secular people hate Arabs, because hating Arabs came from Islamophobia created by Ataturk. You said your friend was in Istanbul? Different parts of Istanbul are religious or secular. Some parts are very friendly to Arabs, other are very hostile.

wow yes good to hear i resonate with what your saying, well said im looking at moving away for the same reasons, wishing you all the best. I loved Penang and eating Durian, Malaysia has been on my move to list as well as South America

You hit on some very good points there. You explained very clearly your reasons and I wish you continued success and happiness for you and your family. The UK is largely a class system, so if one isn't in the upper class bracket, then life will always get more difficult. However, the majority of the people living in the UK are well below that level, which means their financial and housing situations are precarious and subject to exploitation by those who have more economic and political influence. I've never been to Malaysia, although I would like to visit one day. I'm sure it has its problems too, but from what I can see, they are nothing compared to the UK. Only the very poor in Malaysia might be in dire straits, although I imagine they would get much more support from family, community and government. Subscribed!

@villhelm

2 ай бұрын

Life in the U.K. was MUCH better before mass immigration when we had a homogeneous culture and people. We used to leave our doors unlocked as stealing and crime was so rare.

@shumiali754

2 ай бұрын

​​@@villhelmthat was before you went and broke down the doors of countries that WERE much better before . Britain has never been homogeneous or had the 'same' people. 'ist' attitude like yours can turn one's own people into mass immigrants on borders of other 'homogeneous ' countries as history has clearly shown

@nutzhazel

2 ай бұрын

​@@villhelmThat was in your dreams hun, we all know the history of the "Great Britain" and their child slavery, poor conditioned orphanage, lack of women's rights resulted from Christianity teachings, women being blamed as being witches and burnt in public etc etc.

Alhamdulillah I hope that we Malaysians can make u feel welcome ❤

Alhamdulillah,, welcome to Malaysia , have a plesant stay in an Islamic invironment.

@henryyeoh8610

3 ай бұрын

what?

@QairulIzhar

2 ай бұрын

​@@henryyeoh8610do you have a problem?

Salaam Saira! Love this 😊 i was born and bred in uk and totally agree and resonate with every thing you said! Thanks so much for sharing your experiences, i am fascinated by Malaysia just wish i had the courage to do the same thing. Pls upload more content on life in Malaysia. Bless you and love to you and your family 💗

@believe-in-yourself

2 ай бұрын

Yes I too would love to hear more about Malaysia and Egypt please😊

You’re a leader for sure. All the points you made were 100% accurate. I myself have seen the change here in UK. I wish I knew what good ideas you utilised to give you the lifestyle you have today.

@SairaHayati

3 ай бұрын

Wow, thank you

@shaduwy

3 ай бұрын

@@SairaHayati , I’m honoured to get a response back from you. You’re so knowledgeable and we’re in very similar circumstances. I too love properties especially one I can refurbish and then rent out. I’m no where near your level, but I’m soaking as much as I can from your videos and blogs. Wish I could get more from you but I must be thankful for amount you have shared already. You’re loved Saira. Keep doing what you do. You’re path is clear now for you.

Everything you said was spot on! Thank you for sharing your own enlightenment with others. Live well and praise god ❤

@SairaHayati

2 ай бұрын

🙏♥️

Lady you are spot on I can resonate with your every word. I live in the U.K. and it’s a hot mess. Inshallah I aim to follow in your footsteps. Thank you.

I'd love to move to a muslim country too!!! Uk isn't what used to be😢😢😢

@hidden1865

3 ай бұрын

On your bike then

@goodguyaus

3 ай бұрын

With all due respect, this is quite a peculiar statement to make, akin to: "I don't like KFC anymore, they don't make good burgers like they used to!" (or "I don't like McDonalds anymore, their fried chicken isn't what it used to be!")

@markanthony3479

3 ай бұрын

Why’s that then? 🤬

@roops2939

3 ай бұрын

The UK was never on the same level as mainland Europe. It was always on struggle street. Still no high speed railway, still no new roads, hospitals, doctors and nurses...

@clairekuccuk8328

2 ай бұрын

Like its a surprise that Britain isn't Islamic enough?? What did you expect?

I left the UK 18 months ago, to live in Dubai. I'm moving back home to England in June and I cannot wait to go home. The architecture, the availability of fresh local produce, the countryside, the seaside and mostly, the weather!!!... ah, can't wait. The beauty of life is seeing what the world has to offer and living the life you want - as the saying goes... 'move, you're not a tree!' lol.

@yuutuubuu

2 ай бұрын

Dubai is artificial

@nutzhazel

2 ай бұрын

​@@yuutuubuuBecause you only learn about Dubai from KZread obviously 😂

@bluesclues132

2 ай бұрын

i think you're going to have a shock when you come back...

@brahmaistrash.indiaisatoil5292

26 күн бұрын

I woukd love to see the uk divided one say. You guys colonized many innocent people.

Well said sister. I moved to UK in 2014 up North and it was fairly manageable and fun. However I live in the south now and its mega expensive and you're right about having two jobs to make ends meet. Apart from all the corruption and politics my heart as a Muslim has fallen out of love with UK and have been considering other opportunities myself. Gave you a like and sub and looking for. Hopefully I can see more about life in Malaysia 🇲🇾 🙏

Bless up sister, totally makes sense

I think we all have different experiences and I am glad u are happy .. I am a revert from uk and went to live in a south east asian country for 13 years and I still have trauma from it.. I was treated really badly and physically hurt.. I came back to the uk after 13 yrs of misery and feel safer here as a muslim woman to be honest .. in the UK i feel safer and have less strictness forced onto me here .. this is my honest experience as a muslim uk revert 😊🌸no country is perfect and has its positive and negatives and I have friends of all faiths and also felt many times quite rejected and lonely as a muslim woman .. I think lots of english women here in uk have feminine energy one of my best friends is english and not muslim but is the kindest most humble person I know 😊🌸🙏🏻 my daughter was also traumatised in muslim boarding school when we lived there and so not all muslims have good experiences in eastern countries 😊🌸🙏🏻🦋 i think the west is looked down upon and I was guilty of that then after my experiences in south east asia I realised there is soo much good also in the west and every country has positives and negatives and if we put down western women its from ego and I have learnt this as I was guilty of it thats why I am more a spiritual Muslim

@keris76

2 ай бұрын

Which South East Asian countries do you lived before?

@abidakausar4426

2 ай бұрын

What country you lived in and were you hurt by a relative or some random strangers attack you?

Thank you and Jissakallahu Khairan my beautiful sister for woken me up as a single parent in uk 🇬🇧 honestly I’m struggling and stressed but Alhamdulilah I been thinking same ♥️🫡

jazakaAllaah khair for sharing, as from Manchester, I agree to most what you said and learned more

I just joined your channel and i must say its always a joy to find a like minded woman. Moved from Australia last year and its such a great country. Im glad you are able to afford to buy your own place because that is a game changer. I must say, as good as the people are, my experience as a black person has been slightly different. Although ive had one man yell at me for no good reason, ive mostly been ignored by shopkeepers and others i tried to interact with even though i said salaam. I dont think they like people of my color which is a brainwashing because Africa is an entire continent and to judge people for the sake of some stories coming from US media is sad. Other than that everything else is great. I do miss my mom and sisters and might be leaving to join them in Africa in the near future.

@DoyinVoice

2 ай бұрын

be strong queen 🤍 hope your okay ?

I’m so happy I came across your videos because I’ve been feeling exactly the same way . I’m really struggling with living here and thinking about moving back home (Africa) with my children

By Allahs mercy embraced Islam 5 years back. It has turned my life around and opened my eyes. I want to move to a Muslim country but can't decide if Malaysia is better or the middle east .

@kamrulz659

2 ай бұрын

Msia is good for westerner/easterner whether he/she a muslim or not.we live here in harmony n respect each other.that makes msia a strong n attractive country.

@byteme9718

Ай бұрын

Malaysia is not a Muslim country and you'll need to be rich to move there legally. My condolences for your mental illness that resulted in conversion.

@byteme9718

Ай бұрын

@@kamrulz659 What harmony? You racist Malays have skewed everything in your favour and yet still under achieve. Your resentment will fuel the next violent event which isn't far away judging by the tension you can sense in so many places.

This blew my mind ! As a mother you’ve literally opened my understanding and I will question and take a stand x

@SairaHayati

2 ай бұрын

Thank you ❤️

Pure truth about the UK, I am from a totally different cultural circle, however, all 10 points are spot on. I am happy there are others that see it clearly.

Same moved to Saudi, I had family over here and had work waiting for me alhamduillah

@jawlig

3 ай бұрын

Is Saudi actually a good place to live though?

@wolverinescratch

3 ай бұрын

@@jawlig it's more rewarding as I work in healthcare and the safety is very high, I was under a lot of pressure in the UK due to costs but everyone is different

@user-xw4fu6lt7v

3 ай бұрын

mashAllah you are lucky

@sallybundock1179

3 ай бұрын

@@user-xw4fu6lt7v LUCK Labouring under Correct Knowledge

@noreenjahanzaib4107

3 ай бұрын

​@@jawligyes it is Alhamdulilah no drugs no crime, clean , no racism and above all no heavy taxes u can fully enjoy your life with family even with an average income

Within maybe 2 mins of watching i subscribed to your channel... I usually never do that. Anyway you are so honest and straight forward and clear with your points. Thank you. I feel like I've found someone with my own beliefs about life and awareness of how awfully things are happening in UK including how it affects the new generation of kids. I'd like to move but I'm a single mum with a daughter (5), I'm not feeling brave enough to move at the moment as I'd have no family for support in another country. Would love to learn more from you how you found a country that would be right for the points you mentioned and for your 8 year old. Thank you for reading this! Looking forward to more videos. Best wishes.

Totally agree! But I remember a U.K. like the idillic scenario you are describing when I was a little girl growing up in Wales, now I have no identity left or peace, nor happiness or joy, it is exactly how you describe it!

Wow Fantastic points & succinctly conveyed. Thank you sr😀🙂

Masha-allah really happy for you and thank you for sharing, my wife is from Thailand and we're planning to move to Thailand early next year, like you I was born and raised in the UK and I've seen the decline in the standard of living.

Assalamualaikum..Thanks for choosing Malaysia as your 2nd home..

@SairaHayati

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for being so welcoming!

@roops2939

3 ай бұрын

​​@@SairaHayati I agree, these people should NOT be indoctrinating very young kids about sex . These people are reducing the importance of a stable family life. Father, mother and children, with grandparents nearby. ❤️

@ecnalms851

2 ай бұрын

​@@roops2939 Look what Muhammad did to Aisha. Even Zakir Naik and other Muslim scholars admit what happened. He was in his 50s, married her at 6, consummated the marriage at 9. He had other wives at the time and Aisha never had children so he didn't do it for fertility. He also said he married her because of a dream. Then there was the fact he was also a conqueror who raided caravans and owned slaves. Not a good guy or a universal figure to look up to.

@dd-uy5lx

2 ай бұрын

@@roops2939 they aint moving there, only her and family. It's okay they will marry her off by 16 trust me. Seen her other content, jihats trying to hide her self.

Very true, As a pakistani immigrant and a student in London, it's not worth to give your whole life to build your dream life in uk, specially in London, The cost of 1 BHK flat in London is starting from 300k , and almost 1 3rd of my salary go to taxes, and 1 2nd goes to rent , I'm working 60 hours per week just to survive, save and leave uk as soon as possible.

@abidakausar4426

2 ай бұрын

Then would you be coming back to Pakistan or moving to some other country for work? What nations are people (who are planning to leave uk) currently going towards around you??

@ibrahim.allahwala

2 ай бұрын

@@abidakausar4426 Gain experience and leave uk , Uk experience matters.

Salam Saira, wow! I love your videos and I am so impressed with how you have pointed out your reasons moving out of UK. UK has become a step child of USA and whatever US does, they just follow through. I see that George Galloway is back and he will seed some fairness into the society. I am really happy for you and pray that Allah SWT will bless your family as you start a new life in Malaysia. I love the country and visited at least 20 times with my wife Saira! BTW we live in USA and like you, despise some of the stuff the Govt does here and not honoring human lives in other places of the world! Good luck with your success in KZread!

@asnahassan125

2 ай бұрын

Them African people 🙄

Most stuck in UK can't move out due to poverty .Either benefits have made them lazy or they are just so poor can't afford moving out .UK is the 5th largest economy .When I see people living in London ,stressed ,grumpy,tired,struggling & I start thinking this 5th largest economy doesn't invest on people,s lives. They deliberately don't build new homes .So I think the system in UK is twisted & in a circle & miserable. There are many looking for a way out .

This video is amazing 👊 This lady told it like it is 👏👏👏

Well done 👍 you make a good decision hopefully you will enjoy your new life in Malaysia. I am Malaysian but I live in England I really missed my country can't wait to fly back home for hari raya soon.

Sister, Jazak'Allah Khair for this amazing video. I am only few years behind you, but with same mindset. Especially with your point on tax and children upbringing. I have already started working on it and InShaAllah will share my story one day to everyone. I personally believe that it is a MUST for all Muslims living in west to do Hijra to any Muslim country. We are very skilled people and can benefit our Muslim brothers and sisters.InShaAllah

You are very confident sister very intelligent first time watched your video i was very impressed Abdul raheem watching from Sheffield uk well done keep the good work up sister

You make some very good points. Agreed, the politicians who are meant to serve us appear to be out for their own agendas.

Maa.Shaa.Allah...really nice to see you here too rather on tictok.....keep these vids coming and enlighten us more ....جزاک اللہ خیر

UK has many free or low cost activities - walks (fields, forests, hills & mountains, parks), beaches, cycling, canoeing, team sports. Although it is less desirable to be outside for most of the year due to cold and dark.

You are one million percent Wright my sister may ALLAH almighty keep you and your loved one's blessed in both worlds IN SHA ALLAH.

I agree with you UK isn't a place to be or bring up children.

@zaftra

3 ай бұрын

too many Islamists.

@roops2939

3 ай бұрын

Correct, or fall ill, or need dental care, or need a house to live in, or drive on open roads, or go on a train...

@zaftra

3 ай бұрын

@@roops2939 maybe that has something to do with 10 million immigrants coming into the country in the past 20 years. Who'd have thought a small country can't take the worlds population.

@Moses_VII

2 ай бұрын

​@@zaftra The capitalist class imported a reserve army of labour, that's what Marxists say, that's why conservative governments are only pretending to be against migration too; conservatives want more illegal migration to make the reserve army of labour more desperate, because letting them in legally makes them less desperate

@nutzhazel

2 ай бұрын

​@@zaftraIt's not even the most populous country in the world lol In fact The circle of South East Asia, South Asia and West China is the most densely populated part of the world with 4 Billions people - Yes, half of the world population 😂

this was super helpful coming from someone who is also seriously considering moving out of the UK and trying to come up with a game plan as these things do not happen overnight. It would be great to hear more about how you financially prepared yourself for this - you mentioned investments and running businesses. As right now, i have one source of income (my job) which is killing me, but is the only solution i can see....

Work to live. Not live to work. Thank you for this message. Random video that popped up. Reminded me that I can live anywhere. I must take advantage of that... thank you Jazak'Allah Khair (جزاك اللهُ) May Allah Swt reward you with goodness

@SairaHayati

2 ай бұрын

Ameen thank you!

What a fantastic video Saira! I’m so pleased for you that you’ve managed to execute your dream ❤️

Salams sister! I agree with you. I don’t want to pay this govt taxes to spend on Ukraine when people here starve, You are 100% correct re the agendas in school xx

alhamdulillah welcome to Malaysia❤

Brilliant video Mash'Allah. Very concise and cannot disagree with any of the content.

This is one of the best videos I have watched. You are 💯% correct that the UK has become a sump and is only affordable for the super-rich. I am also planning to move abroad.

Totally agree sister, I also left the UK recently after I realised how broken the system is. Europe in general is declining. Asia is the future. Good luck to you!

I cut my hours at work to 25 hours a week because I can get by on it

Well done to you!!! Hope you love your new life!!! You done the best thing for the children!, uk has it so wrong in regards to the education for young, and I have felt so strongly about this but ppl have said I have problems. Yes my problem is I want and expect better from the government. Unfortunately I will leave the amazing friends and family in the uk but it’s now not for me and mine and I find your comments are spot on!.😃

Jzk Allah for sharing, may Allah make ur path easy. Ameen

Great that you have moved to a Muslim country, I am sure you are much more comfortable there just wish many others would follow you, take care and good luck

@byteme9718

Ай бұрын

Where in your tiny mind have you invented the lie Malaysia is a "Muslim country"? I suggest you read it's constitution.

@jettyear3807

Ай бұрын

@@byteme9718 oh dear you don’t know much do you ? I have been there countless times and it’s a majority Muslim country and I certainly don’t need to reed its constitution

@byteme9718

Ай бұрын

​@@jettyear3807 That's funny given how long I've lived in Johor. The last government census shows 57% Malay Muslim and even that statistic is questionable. As for the constitution, you've never read it because it clearly states SECULAR. Probably best you don't attempt to read it given your poor literacy. @jettyear3807 7 minutes ago @byteme9718 oh dear you don’t know much do you ? I have been there countless times and it’s a majority Muslim country and I certainly don’t need to reed its constitution

@jettyear3807

Ай бұрын

@@byteme9718 Ah Johor Bahru , I went many years ago .. I think in about 97 and I actually got a taxi from Singapore and went to a market there and bought some dodgy DVDs and a stereo would you believe. I hope to be in Singapore in June maybe we can meet for a coffee and discuss our differences and I can get a bit a shopping in ? In fact I may bring the Mrs … 🤔

@byteme9718

Ай бұрын

@@jettyear3807 That would most likely have been Holiday Plaza on Jalan Dato Sulaiman. It's all but closed down with just a very few shop units occupied and a few stalls selling from the mostly empty floors. The hotel next to it, Holiday Inn closed in 2021 and probably won't reopen. The Pan Pacific in the central area, possibly the best hotel in the city then, closed about the same time. The large hotel in the duty free zone, called Eden Garden back then, is barely occupied and the mall that attaches to it has closed bar a few stalls. The once great Grand Blue Wave close to the causeway has deteriorated to the point you'd have to be truly desperate to consider it. It's filthy and completely run down. Johor is probably the most successful state in the country so this woman has clearly misjudged what Malaysia is really like. I don't think she's dishonest but she is very, very naive. She's also full of hatred for the UK, the country that's allowed her to make enough money to move to Malaysia. This is no longer the cheap country it once was to move to as the deposit requirement and guaranteed monthly overseas income are far more than most can afford. There's not a lot to shop for in Johor Bahru and the immigration delays are horrendous. There are some good new malls but they lack character and many shops only cater for the wealthy which explains why they're usually empty. In contrast, at least the old town has been renovated a bit but caters for the opposite end of the market with many shops selling basic, used clothes. A few kampungs still survive but their days are numbered Back in the period you describe, the murder rate was about one/day but back then it felt safer. Now, there's a real tension and Malays are vocal about their resentment toward other Malaysians. This isn't universal but it's been growing year on year, not helped by a pathetically weak government that increases division but this time turning Malays against each other. I moved out of JB years ago to one of Johor's smaller districts where it's safer and life is just better away from traffic and pollution.

Soon you will go viral, thumbnail and video is liiit

Totally agree with u 💯 I’m in process of de registering my child and moving out of the uk loving ur vlogs

@SairaHayati Jazakallah sister. Would be great if you could make a video on schooling in Malaysia, both primary and secondary. Also, are there any support / provisions for kids with learning challenges (mild). Thanks.

Salam Sister Saira. Alhamdulillah you are now in Malaysia❤

Absolutely 💯 percent ur right.....so happy for u for making that choice....its a mess now here...beyond repair 😢

Enjoy your stay in Malaysia Hayati !🤩

Great video, life is more than working , we must be happy as well, we must enjoy life

Completely agree with you on the taxes and how our best interests are not at heart my plan is too move out in the near future

@SairaHayati

2 ай бұрын

Inshallah 🙏

I hope you start a trend and make space for young English people.

@Hershi666

17 күн бұрын

🤣🤣🤮🤮

So sophisticated,stunning .you are a great leader ❤.and your absolutely on point.

@SairaHayati

3 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

Finally I ve found person who is brave enough to say it! 👏 Thank you for your knowledge and those videos. We are moving to Malaysia on September for the same reasons

clearly you can't just go to another country just like that, you have to follow processes and procedures, please explain how you got your Malaysian residence visa and so on. Interested to learn more.

Mashallah respect your view respect and love from Pakistan via south Africa

Great..selamat datag sis..hot tropical climate is no big deal..snow maybe horrible?

Well said.. was a volunteering youth worker growing up, there were many youth centres years ago doing bits. Now there aren't any centres left all accommodations or something. So the system has pushed our youths out on to these streets. Crime went up since then Pretty much all the systems corrupted. You have dropped me some gems here Sister. thank you ☝🏼

Didn’t you have to get a Malay hubby? How much money did you take out there for your house or place? Can you get finance / mortgage? Can you work in a prof office in say sales / recruitment / hr … with only English? Mashallah you seem like a great leader….

SAIRA - DON'T FORGET. IT'S ONLY BECAUSE OF YOUR OPPORTUNITIES AND LIFESTYLE IN THE UK WHICH HAD ALLOWED YOU TO MAKE USE OF THE OPPORTUNITY TO LEAVE. STATING ALL OF THE NEGATIVES WITHOUT ANY POSITIVE TALK ON THE UK IS SHALLOW AND UNGRATEFUL. I ALSO HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO LEAVE. BUT I'M COMFORTABLE HERE AND FEEL SAFE AND HAPPY.

@nutzhazel

2 ай бұрын

It's the currency exchange Hun.

@byteme9718

Ай бұрын

@@nutzhazel Don't be ridiculous.

Concise, coherent,to the point and simple!

You’ve got a new subscriber, totally agree with everything you said. Good luck for you and your family. Greetings from Poland

welldone but did you return the UK passports or kept them ? if you have gone for good you wont need them

@harminderkaur8519

3 ай бұрын

Good question, there are about 6 million Muslims here and more than half have been looting UK through our hard earned taxes.

Mashaallah so inspiring honestly

MashAllah you’re an inspiration I will also think of leaving the UK 🥰🥰

Thank you sister for your insights. The Saleh family youtube channel is now coveringthis same subject. They are a Canadian family and they will be filming the next 3 months about their move. Strngely they also listed 8 or 10 reasons why they are moving to Malaysia. If you want tey to get in touch with them and maybe if you have been in Malaysia for a while maybe help them. Their youtube channel is The Saleh Family. They are currently in Malaysia for 3 months to prepare a place to live etc and then will move formally to Malaysia once all the paperwork is completed. So anyone also thinking of moving to Malaysia can follow them as they will go through what it is like moving there from the planning to the visa and residency paperwork etc. So far they have released 2 videos. She is asian and husband is a white canadian convert.

I am off too, bye bye UK.

Imagine talking about taking children’s innocent for teaching something while mutilating the body parts of your newborn…

great points, and very good 'algorithmically kosher' wording

love this, you are an inspiration ❤

I wish , sis keep it up, InshaAllah hope we can do this king of move !!!

@SairaHayati

3 ай бұрын

🙏♥️

@MA4REAL

3 ай бұрын

​@@SairaHayatiwhich country you in now

With healthcare being gone in the U.K., what do you think of the rise in long term sickness?

So nice to hear your point of view. Wishing you all the best in Malaysia. I am with my family in Dubai and the life expenses are huge.