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Having lived in the US for many years, the recent problems muslims are facing in general in US, and last week my son was threatened in school that some wacko was going to hurt him after the terror alert went up, we as a family are seriously thinking of moving back to Islamabad this summer.

Do you think this will be a good move or you think that this will thing will die down soon.

About 4 monhts ago a friend of mine who lived in the US for 20 years moved to France and asked for Asylum whioch was approved last week by the French Government. Do you think it was a good move on my friend's part to move to France?

Your inputs will be much appreciated.

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On 3/7/2013 at 3:16 PM, Omarion said:

Having lived in the US for many years, the recent problems muslims are facing in general in US, and last week my son was threatened in school that some wacko was going to hurt him after the terror alert went up, we as a family are seriously thinking of moving back to Islamabad this summer.

Do you think this will be a good move or you think that this will thing will die down soon.

About 4 monhts ago a friend of mine who lived in the US for 20 years moved to France and asked for Asylum whioch was approved last week by the French Government. Do you think it was a good move on my friend's part to move to France?

Your inputs will be much appreciated.

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As someone who was born and raised in the U.S. as a child of Indian immigrants as well as having lived his entire life in a metro high population area I can honestly tell you that you are making the wrong decision.

Is there another country in the world that allows you the freedom to be a Muslim with equal protection under the law? I'm not sure where in the U.S. that you live but I've lived in Chicago my entire life (a city which mind you has been considered one of the most racial divided cities in the country) and while I have endured racism I have at the same time endured respect for not only being a child of Immigrants as well as being a Muslim.

What your son went through is an isolated event. Can you honstly say that every American hates Muslims? I can say with full confidence that every American does not hate Muslims.

You're speaking of moving back to Islamabad? Seriously, you want to leave the U.S. and go back to Pakistan ?!?!?!?

As far as your friend moving to France, I can't speak on that but honestly speaking anyone that leaves the U.S. makes a mistake.

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About 4 monhts ago a friend of mine who lived in the US for 20 years moved to France and asked for Asylum whioch was approved last week by the French Government. Do you think it was a good move on my friend's part to move to France?

Talk about jumping from the frying pan into the fire..

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Having lived in the US for many years, the recent problems muslims are facing in general in US, and last week my son was threatened in school that some wacko was going to hurt him after the terror alert went up, we as a family are seriously thinking of moving back to Islamabad this summer.

Do you think this will be a good move or you think that this will thing will die down soon.

About 4 monhts ago a friend of mine who lived in the US for 20 years moved to France and asked for Asylum whioch was approved last week by the French Government. Do you think it was a good move on my friend's part to move to France?

Your inputs will be much appreciated.

Peace and happiness to all

Move out of that area. There are lots of other places in the U.S. where that probably won't happen.

You could move to cities areas with a large number of muslims, like Dearborn, MI

Oh, and arm yourself with knowledge.

94% of terrorists attacks in the U.S. Since 9/11 were committed by Non Muslims. That is according to FBI statistics.

Some references.

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Terrorist Attacks on U.S. Soil by Group, From 1980 to 2005, According to FBI Database

Study: Threat of Muslim-American terrorism in U.S. exaggerated

Source.

CNN....

http://edition.cnn.c...lization.study/

A good site to browse from time to time which has this sort of information

www.loonwatch.com

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Move out of that area.

Even that's going too far. So some knucklehead at his kid's school says something stupid, the solution isn't packing up the family and moving. Kids say dumb things at times, it's just how it is, and I doubt there's any city or country that's exempt from that.

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Even that's going too far. So some knucklehead at his kid's school says something stupid, the solution isn't packing up the family and moving. Kids say dumb things at times, it's just how it is, and I doubt there's any city or country that's exempt from that.

Your back now Mac ?

What happened to the Steelers ?

Anyway, my point was that there are good and bad areas in the U.S. for Muslims to live.

I have lived different places, small towns, big cities, and have traveled extensively inside the U.S. both before and after my shahada. I can tell you that I have been in places in the U.S. where I seriously felt in danger (and I'm not a small guy...lol) being with my wife as she is muhajibah. Most of these places were small towns in the Mid West and California. I wouldn't ever move there or put my kids in school there. I don't care if I got offered a job for $10,000 per week. Also, I would say Dearborn is probably the most 'muslim friendly' place that exists in the U.S. If a lady wears niqab here, noone will even bat an eyelash. The big problem here, for the last 10 years or so has been the economy / lack of decent paying jobs. Now even that is starting to change, slowly. Anyway, I agree that he should consider all the + and - before moving.

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Your back now Mac ?

What happened to the Steelers ?

Anyway, my point was that there are good and bad areas in the U.S. for Muslims to live.

I have lived different places, small towns, big cities, and have traveled extensively inside the U.S. both before and after my shahada. I can tell you that I have been in places in the U.S. where I seriously felt in danger (and I'm not a small guy...lol) being with my wife as she is muhajibah. Most of these places were small towns in the Mid West and California. I wouldn't ever move there or put my kids in school there. I don't care if I got offered a job for $10,000 per week. Also, I would say Dearborn is probably the most 'muslim friendly' place that exists in the U.S. If a lady wears niqab here, noone will even bat an eyelash. The big problem here, for the last 10 years or so has been the economy / lack of decent paying jobs. Now even that is starting to change, slowly. Anyway, I agree that he should consider all the + and - before moving.

Canada is the best place. Close to you, good economy and you actually get something out of paying taxes..tons of benefits. Not too much serious racism. if you are Indian or Paki you might even find yourself in the majority in some communities( Brampton).

I'd imagine a move to France would be much harder and once you get there your family will have to adjust a lot.. Do you speak French?

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I love Canada. I have been to Toronto a few times and didn't want to leave. People there are generally friendlier and more laid back, which is what I like.

Also, it's true that you get much more benefits for your tax dollars instead of most of them going to Israhell, to bomb other countries.

If I could get Canadian citizenship, I would be gone tommorow.

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Canada is the best place. Close to you, good economy and you actually get something out of paying taxes..tons of benefits. Not too much serious racism. if you are Indian or Paki you might even find yourself in the majority in some communities( Brampton).

I'd imagine a move to France would be much harder and once you get there your family will have to adjust a lot.. Do you speak French?

Canada? or do you just mean Toronto?

I love Canada. I have been to Toronto a few times and didn't want to leave. People there are generally friendlier and more laid back, which is what I like.

Also, it's true that you get much more benefits for your tax dollars instead of most of them going to Israhell, to bomb other countries.

If I could get Canadian citizenship, I would be gone tommorow.

Best part about Toronto is that everything is Zabihah. Literally, I mean EVERYTHING.

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Having lived in the US for many years, the recent problems muslims are facing in general in US, and last week my son was threatened in school that some wacko was going to hurt him after the terror alert went up, we as a family are seriously thinking of moving back to Islamabad this summer.

Do you think this will be a good move or you think that this will thing will die down soon.

About 4 monhts ago a friend of mine who lived in the US for 20 years moved to France and asked for Asylum whioch was approved last week by the French Government. Do you think it was a good move on my friend's part to move to France?

Your inputs will be much appreciated.

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So now Pakistan is more secure than the US?

Having lived in the US for many years, the recent problems muslims are facing in general in US, and last week my son was threatened in school that some wacko was going to hurt him after the terror alert went up, we as a family are seriously thinking of moving back to Islamabad this summer.

Do you think this will be a good move or you think that this will thing will die down soon.

About 4 monhts ago a friend of mine who lived in the US for 20 years moved to France and asked for Asylum whioch was approved last week by the French Government. Do you think it was a good move on my friend's part to move to France?

Your inputs will be much appreciated.

Peace and happiness to all

Muslims are treated worse in France than in the US.

Even that's going too far. So some knucklehead at his kid's school says something stupid, the solution isn't packing up the family and moving. Kids say dumb things at times, it's just how it is, and I doubt there's any city or country that's exempt from that.

At least in the US, the police does it's job.

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Having lived in the US for many years, the recent problems muslims are facing in general in US, and last week my son was threatened in school that some wacko was going to hurt him after the terror alert went up, we as a family are seriously thinking of moving back to Islamabad this summer.

Do you think this will be a good move or you think that this will thing will die down soon.

About 4 monhts ago a friend of mine who lived in the US for 20 years moved to France and asked for Asylum whioch was approved last week by the French Government. Do you think it was a good move on my friend's part to move to France?

Your inputs will be much appreciated.

Peace and happiness to all

France accept asylum from someone living in the US? :huh:

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Honestly i would move I dont want to live in America anymore either, Im planning to move to Lebanon soon when i get money together its just the low amount of jobs there available which scares me. But my family already has a house there if you have a house or family in Islamabad i would move no matter how much we try to be peaceful with most Americans they still hate us. I was born here and since day one ive always experienced hate. Its a Jahliyya country. Thats reality.

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Honestly i would move I dont want to live in America anymore either, Im planning to move to Lebanon soon when i get money together its just the low amount of jobs there available which scares me. But my family already has a house there if you have a house or family in Islamabad i would move no matter how much we try to be peaceful with most Americans they still hate us. I was born here and since day one ive always experienced hate. Its a Jahliyya country. Thats reality.

Oh come on! Lebanon? You can‘t know when the next civil war will erupt. Did you try to move north?

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Oh come on! Lebanon? You can‘t know when the next civil war will erupt. Did you try to move north?

The war this time will probably in the north in Tripoli. My familys house is right outside Beirut in the south. I really dont think the civil war would effect the area our house is in. The wahabi uprising if youd call it that is mainly in the north.

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The war this time will probably in the north in Tripoli. My familys house is right outside Beirut in the south. I really dont think the civil war would effect the area our house is in. The wahabi uprising if youd call it that is mainly in the north.

Still, you‘re leaving a first world country to a third world one. A lot of people in Lebanon would kill to get your American citizenship.

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Even that's going too far. So some knucklehead at his kid's school says something stupid, the solution isn't packing up the family and moving. Kids say dumb things at times, it's just how it is, and I doubt there's any city or country that's exempt from that.

That isnt for you to determine, no threat should be taken lightly and dismissed right off the bat without some consideration, especially when it is your children.

I know of a lot of families who changed schools, moved cities etc when their children were bullied, stalked, or threatened in school, and their children were very glad that they did so. A lot of kids go through hell in school, they don't all come out stronger and confident individuals with a thick skin, sometimes a change of setting can work wonders, even if its just another school across the street.

Also, Pakistan can be a reasonably and relatively safe environment depending on which area you choose to live in.

I agree that Toronto is a great option aswell.

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I had a bad Tuna Sandwich the other that got me sick so I think I am going to stop eating Tuna Sandwiches and all sort Sandwiches going forward. This is the logic this guys has it really disturbs me that this thread even exists!

It is more important than ever that Muslims specially Shia Muslims STAY in America and Canada and the west in general. I almost feel it is our duty.

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Still, you‘re leaving a first world country to a third world one. A lot of people in Lebanon would kill to get your American citizenship.

Have you ever been to Lebanon? Yes there is alot who would love to come to America but theres a hell of alot more that would never step a foot on this soil even if they could.

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