What background are you from?
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peace::salam2:
Eid mubarak and hope all of you had a good Ramadan(sad that Ramadan is over but hope we will all be alive for next Ramadan
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I was hoping to see something like this as it gives an idea of how the diversity of the members of TTI and :mashallah: it is amazing hope more join this family
Anyways I am from Bangladesh
Eid mubarak and hope all of you had a good Ramadan(sad that Ramadan is over but hope we will all be alive for next Ramadan
)I was hoping to see something like this as it gives an idea of how the diversity of the members of TTI and :mashallah: it is amazing hope more join this family
Anyways I am from Bangladesh
Assallamualaikum to All..
I'm from Singapore and my mom was mualaf (she was a chinese who was converted to Islam). Once, she told us that she had been thru a very tough time after she decided to convert to Islam, as most of her siblings was non-muslim. Alhamdullillah, after years had past and now 6 out of her 8 siblings have converted to Islam. Both my grandad & grandmom which was in the past againts my mom and Islamic teaching, received Hidayah from Allah and they also converted into Islam. Alhamdullillah, both my late grandparents was a muslim when they died and i am so happy about it.
Islam is a beautiful religion and i'm proud of being a muslim. :blackhijab:
Regards
Nur
I'm from Singapore and my mom was mualaf (she was a chinese who was converted to Islam). Once, she told us that she had been thru a very tough time after she decided to convert to Islam, as most of her siblings was non-muslim. Alhamdullillah, after years had past and now 6 out of her 8 siblings have converted to Islam. Both my grandad & grandmom which was in the past againts my mom and Islamic teaching, received Hidayah from Allah and they also converted into Islam. Alhamdullillah, both my late grandparents was a muslim when they died and i am so happy about it.
Islam is a beautiful religion and i'm proud of being a muslim. :blackhijab:
Regards
Nur
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PAKISTANI but living in uk from couple of years.
Seek the forgiveness of ALLAH SUBHANWALA.
Remeber me in your prayers borthers and sisters.
MAY ALLAH guide to all us.
jazakALLAH.
Seek the forgiveness of ALLAH SUBHANWALA.
Remeber me in your prayers borthers and sisters.
MAY ALLAH guide to all us.
jazakALLAH.
dal_chavel
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Asalamulaykim.
Pakistani In Da House.
Pakistani In Da House.
Amer-muslim43
New Member
Masha'Allah we have more European Muslims then Arab Muslims : ) , any ways My Parents and I were born in Pakistan but I was raised in America almost all my life so i dont know what to choose maybe the closest. so i choose pakistan
Destiny_Jannah
Junior Member
is so sad to hear that..I don't know why some arab countries don't give citizen to people who are born in their country?..especially gulf countries..I 'm not sure if Kuwait is like that, but..I know Saudi government don't give citizenship people who are not Arabs. I have friend who was born Saudi but never got Saudi citizenship. i guess is the way their society is.
Assalamalaikum,
i think there should be some poll for people who are biracial (of multilple background). I am Persian-Bengali, but I chose Arab-Persian since I was born in Iran. I live in bangladesh now - well its not a problem for me since i m 75% persian but what I wanted to say is that i know so many people who are actually biracial. I thnk u can include something, so that they do not fell isolated. Thank u:arabi1:
i think there should be some poll for people who are biracial (of multilple background). I am Persian-Bengali, but I chose Arab-Persian since I was born in Iran. I live in bangladesh now - well its not a problem for me since i m 75% persian but what I wanted to say is that i know so many people who are actually biracial. I thnk u can include something, so that they do not fell isolated. Thank u:arabi1:
dna1987
Muslim Guy
Haha, you're the opposite of me. I'd say I'm from Bangladesh (well I never lived there, but my parents are) and I was born in Iran.
Submitter
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:salam2:
There are 5,518 people registered on this site and yet we only have 71 votes. Come on people!
Subhanallah it is so good to see brothers and sisters from such a varied background on just a single website on the Internet. It just demonstrates the far reaching and popular word of Islam. May Allah continue to make Islam grow and grant every one of His believers a place in the highest heaven.
There are 5,518 people registered on this site and yet we only have 71 votes. Come on people!
Subhanallah it is so good to see brothers and sisters from such a varied background on just a single website on the Internet. It just demonstrates the far reaching and popular word of Islam. May Allah continue to make Islam grow and grant every one of His believers a place in the highest heaven.
dal_chavel
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Asalamulaykim,
I've heard same goes for UAE. But they will give you citizenship if you purchase a house in Dubai, UAE.
Yeah I was born in Saudi but I am not a saudi citizen. They had requirements that should be followed. Fluency in Arabic, Have to wear niqaab if you're a woman
etc.
Oem Soufiane
Junior Member
I am Dutch, my parents are Dutch, but most of all, i am a muslim, Alhamdullilah!!!!!!!
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q8penpals
Junior Member
What they do in Dubai is that if you buy property, you get 100 (or 99, something silly) years of residency, not citizenship. Citizenship would entitile you to everything that a native-Dubai person would get. Permanent residency allows that you do not need a sponsor and do not need to renew your paperwork every single year (or 2 years in some cases).
Lana