@@oussamamehrez7032 is this true i have never heard of this before i knew they had many sects but i think this is a minority and not a state thing if you can show me some laws or proof that show this it would be great brother since i live in the gcc i know that most of the population of oman is based on sunnah and ahl al salaf
@@oussamamehrez7032brother don't be spreading false info about Ibadis. I am an Ibadi and we literally respect every companion and never say disrespectful stuff about them. Next time try having clear knowledge before making fitnah.
@@hamadalkaabi2160حياك الله اخي. معظم الي قاله الشخص ذاك غلط. أنا اباضي وما نسب الصحابة ونحترمهم كلهم ونقدرهم.. مسألة خلق القرآن ورؤية الله عز وجل تراها امور تفسيرية اجتهادية ولنا كثير من التفسيرات والادلة لها. ولكننا نحن اقرب الناس لاهل السنة ما نختلف عن بعض الا في بعض الامور وهذا ما يخلينا مذهب خطير ولا كافر مثل ما يقول صاحبنا ذاك.
My family used to be in Sohar ,Oman. My father moved there in 70s and i grew up in the 90's in Sohar ,Oman. But then around 2002 my father lost his textile shop and supermarket to Omanisation . My father was heart broken then every dream shattered, business gone in month's. But there is no place he holds so dear . I visited Muscat and Sohar just yesterday from Dubai and every moment in Sohar brought pain in my heart, this is the place i grew up this the place i love and this is the place i wished my father still had his business . Miss Sohar so much
Strange, the owner of some supermarkets are not Omanis and doing well.For example, I do some shopping from Mecca Hypermarket for an Indian owner and has new branches in Oman too
@Sara-ov4um yes . My father lost his business when Omanistion was first implemented. First he lost his textile shop and then a year later the supermarket too. This all happened in the early 2000's also this was implemented in certain regions of Sohar only then..
@@Sara-ov4um are they in Sohar ? my father established his textiles business around 1980's along with his elder brother who ran the supermarket , unfortunately his brother died in the year 1991 in a car accident caused by a druken driver and my father was taking care of both the business then . There is nothing weird about this, this is not some news paper story or something , this happened to us in the first wave of omanisation , also the omanisation did not affect for all business mind you, it was region based and business based , it did not affect many other businesses like gold, confectionery , restaurants .I am speaking about the days when al Jadeed supermarkets where the only biggest supermarket in Sohar then , no malls or nothing in those days, we lived in al wakkaiybah in sohar, i studied in Indian school sohar ( one of the first students of the school ) . I had recently visited Sohar and alot has changed there now .
"Thus he whose migration was for Allah and His messenger, his migration was for Allah and His messenger, and he whose migration was to achieve some worldly benefit or to take some woman in marriage, his migration was for that for which he migrated" May Allah make it easy for those who chose to migrate for his sake. InshAllah some research and Tawwaqul in Allah will make this big step sound my brothers and sisters.
SubhanAllah discovered your videos just as the thought of moving to a muslim country has been on my mind. Really informative and helpful, Allah bless you bro
Out of all of the Muslim lands to make Hijrah Egypt is #1 or will be the feasible #1 option in the next 5 years. They are building all New infrastructure most of which is already completed. You can buy citizenship for you and your fam buy buying a home in the new developments. English is widely spoken. Everything is super cheap. Conservative Muslims everywhere, private western level education is available along with world class islamic education, super-friendly people and lots of land to travel within. Climate is perfect not too hot or too cold
Just make sure u can handle the summer heat here 😂… then the rest is a breeze … yet it’s not a perfect country but am sure you will find your sanity and inner peace here :)
@@digitalazia the goal is to spend Oman’s summer in the UK and the rest of the seasons back in Oman or wherever one chooses to live in. May Allah make this path to Hijra easy for us to attain.
I currently live in Kuwait coming from Canada. I moved away to raise my kids a more islamic lifestyle. I am a teacher and have 1 more year before my contract ends. My next move is to Oman inshallah. Great video brother👍
Jazakallah akhi. It’s on the bucket list and coming soon inshallah! Out of the hundreds of comments I’ve got bro, this is up there. Means a lot akhi, defo fuels the fire 🔥
Can you make a video on how to move to Oman - what are the documents required, visa process, how to access account, how to find and get a job before moving, etc?
Alhamdullilah SubhanAllāh ever since I seen a video about Oman a couple months ago it’s dawned on me this is the place I’ll Make hijrah… this video has been super motivational ahki Allahumma bariq may Allāh make it easier for all of us Ameen AssalamuAlaikum
Nice video. I had family friend discuss about Oman, but had little info on it. My country Somalia 🇸🇴 has more oil 🛢️ than UAE, Qatar and hopefully it can transform Inshallah
@@mohwe1007 True, so much cultural similarity, however no surprise as there was ancient cultural and economic exchange and links with people from both countries in each other countries
I believe Somalia will be good in the future. Very beautiful country with long coastline. It was unfortunate due to the war. Somehow I believe life has its cycle. Somalia will be a great place sooner or later
being Christian is not an important factor in Oman... nobody realy cares what religion you are... if you want to go to church and/or practice there are churches and temples available for most religions in Oman, as its a religious tolerant country.
I moved to Sweden 12 years ago, now with three kids it’s not a good place to live here, you’re videos made me interested of Oman, keep spreading the good information brother, I’m definitely considering Oman. 🇴🇲
Habibi, welcome 🙌🏽 I completely feel you akhi, we have to be proactive and plan for our families future. May Allah make it easy for you my bro Thank you for the support and keep up the fire content 🔥
In the UK we are like Moses being raised in Pharaohs house. But we as Muslims have more freedom in religion that those in the Muslim world do. As a friend of mine said, you swap one set of oppressions from another when you move around different countries.
@@HijrahSigma Egypt is run by a repressive regime, with a strong secular influence which gives it a distinct "liberal" tint. The public cannot even safely voice concerns over Gaza. Egypt is also alleged to be one of the countries used for 'Extraordinary Rendition' by the US.
Asalam alaikum brother mustafa! I wanted to say mabrook on your travel to Oman, I am a local in Muscat and finding your videos in my recommended was a real treat. I hope our brotherhood treats you very well and help you integrate smoothly into the culture. Much love. ✌
Your content just went through me as I applied for an opportunity in Oman and wanted to check on this country's situation. I am amazed at how underrated it is! I hope I can secure this opportunity and move there. 🤞Thanks for all the info, you just earned a subscriber.
im born and raised here in oman and I cant comprehend that these little things you like about oman (playing outside, ordering from your car etc) are just second nature to us. Its just very normal that I cant believe people find these things interesting... welcome to oman
Assalamualaykum akhi. Could you clarify a few of these points? 1. How is the tech industry there? 2. How is schooling there? How expensive are International schools? 3. Can I get a visa while working a fully remote job? 4. What are some long term considerations if I want to retire there? Any possibility for permanent residency? 5. How important is learning Arabic for day to day life? 6. Can you talk about health & medical costs as well, in case someone does not have insurance?
Akhi i don't know if he's going to reply to this, but all i can tell you is that there's his email in the video description. You can maybe contact him there.
@novak4500 You're a legend akhi, I would like to personally thank you for helping the community in pointing them to the right direction. May allah grant you and your family all the happiness and health!
Idk how this popped in my suggested but i lived on the border of oman (buraimi) in a small uae city called al ain. Went across into oman a couple times and had omani friends on the other side. Yes, the omanis are THEE absolute best ppl in the world! Super kind and peaceful.
Some rough estimates Renting a 2/3 bedroom apartment depending on the area ( unfurnished of course ) £300-500 Internet( £50 a month ) cheaper if you have a neighbour willing to split the bill Electricity ( £10 a month ) depending on usage Shopping ( £200 per month ) Car rental ( £300 per month ) I did not include ( schooling , obtaining a business investor visa ) Above rough estimates based on a family of one. Visa (£2,000) for the whole family for 3 years School 🏫 is £200 one time payment for the year
Alhumdulilla, you have made me so happy with your videos. I am in the uk and looking for a way out .....the lifestyle you are living in oman is what i would like also inshaallah. Can you please make a video on properly buying and types of work whuch is easily found . Jazak Allah
Assalum Aleykum Brother. It's coming soon inshallah! Thank you for the support, I truly appreciate it! There is a Free PDF in the description that covers all you need to know inshallah
Mustafa a RUclips provider said it best and described the issues facing the problem of raising children in a destructive civilization. He discovered a soul nurturing, proud and safe environment which was Oman. May Allah bless his good intentions
Oman is very cultured, I have family there & have been going back there since I was young, me and my family live in the UK I was born and raised here, as someone who's from both sides and know both cultures really well I will say do not move to Oman if you think its going to be like Dubai. Oman is for those who want peace and quiet, respect, love nature & most importantly love the authentic Arab culture. Do not go there with bad uk manners, smile, give salaam, most importantly respect the Omani culture, try your best to learn Arabic, English is not widely spoken like in Dubai, learn the Omani dialect, other than that Enjoy :)
ALLAH, brought me to your channel alhamdulillah. For the first time in my life i’ve wanted to leave the U.K. (since last year) and Oman and Qatar have been on my wish list ! I just need look into what i can do there and really want to move out there . Thanks so much 🤲🏽
Quality video habibi I’m happy I stumbled across this video very well edited and excellent job at explaining what life is like in Oman It’s on the top of my list for countries I want to visit إِنْ شَاءَ ٱللَّٰهُ Barakallahu feekum Habibi
Very good videos akhi, I have always been torn on which country to make hijrah to and now Oman is way ahead on my list. JazakAllah Khairan. I would like to request a video on how the deen like is over there, the masajid, the availability of knowledge, the aqeedah over there. If you could that would be great insha Allah.
After just coming back from Muscat/ Al Jabal Al Akhdhar. I have to say it is an extremely calm and quiet place to visit. The only thing I struggled with is that it feel a bit too slow/quiet at times & less social activities to participate in compared to a busy city. Apart from that its extremely safe and clean. I just don't think I would be able to live there just yet.
Oman is beautiful. My cousin lives there. But out of all of the Muslim lands to make Hijrah Egypt is #1 or will be the feasible #1 option in the next 5 years. They are building all New infrastructure most of which is already completed. You can buy citizenship for you and your fam buy buying a home in the new developments. English is widely spoken. Everything is super cheap. Conservative Muslims everywhere, private western level education is available along with world class islamic education, super-friendly people and lots of land to travel within. Climate is perfect not too hot or too cold
I mean, as Subcontinent Muslims we see this as an absolute win.😂 Because looking at the negatives mentioned, We’re used to extreme weather(due to pollution) And we are used to having Fridays and Saturdays off. These are not negatives lol.
The labor is cheap because you pay them peanuts. While you are probably not doing it intentionally, you are condoning human exploitation. Most Arabs harbor a sense of superiority over non-Arabs, despite contradicting the teachings of our Prophet's final sermon. It's rare to see locals serving food to customers' cars, a task one should ideally handle oneself. However, your observations regarding rent and safety are valid. Despite this, I made the decision to relocate from Saudi Arabia to Australia and haven't regretted since.
Aslm my brother. I’m from the uk and a few years back I decided to open a restaurant in muscat Oman. It’s doing well Allhamdulillah. They have a very strong currency so at time of initial investment it was painful changing Sterling to OMR. Will be back there next month Inshaalah.
Hey sir great video. Im an american contractor in the middle east. Ive been here for 3 years and cant go back to usa lol. Recently i was in philipines, I thought of moving there. Ive never seen so much mass extreme poverty. So dont think im moving there. I like the middle east better. I was in lebanon for a while. I really liked that. It sounds like oman is another good choice. Much safer.
I live in Oman. I moved from the UK in 2009. I lived in Muscat for a decade and then moved to Salalah and have been here ever since. It is a beautiful place, peaceful and the weather is lovely in Salalah. A perfect place to raise a young family.
@@MustafaAliOnline indeed it is. Yes, here are some places I recommend you visit whilst in Salalah: 1) Wadi Darbat and Darbat Falls 2) Ayn Garzeez 3) Mughsail Beach 4) Marneef Cave and Blow holes 5) Ittin and Mountain 6) Ananatara resort 7) Mirbat
Jazakumallah my bro. African American Muslim here. Therefore, I have many reasons why I am looking for other places to live outside of America. No disrespect for those who love America, it works for ya'll. Oman was not on my radar, I am looking at Malaysia and other countries. But I am adding Oman to the list now. I just signed up to your RUclips and your email. Keep me in the loop, my guy!
Wa iyak my broski! Thank you for the support, I got huge plans coming soon for people that are trying to make hijrah! Not just Oman but most Muslim countries inshallah! May Allah make your Hijrah easy and smooth akhi 🤲🏽
I have been planning a trip to Oman since 2020. It's such a beautiful country since compiling my itinerary. Hopefully, I get to visit soon. I am subscribing for inspiration and more content on Oman. Thanks.
Akhi may Allah keep u safe and grant u prosperity in this beautiful country. London is just too fast and filled with evil, very hopeless with certain things in regards to Islam so I intend to one day, when I get a little older and my life is a little more established, move somewhere in the middle East whether it be Oman or Qatar, I'm there inshallah! May Allah grant ease to ur Ramadan ❤
You’re most welcome. Thanks for showing the channel love. It’s a great country to put on your list for sure! I wish you all the best on your new journey 🙌🏽
Oman is beautiful. My cousin lives there. But out of all of the Muslim lands to make Hijrah Egypt is #1 or will be the feasible #1 option in the next 5 years. They are building all New infrastructure most of which is already completed. You can buy citizenship for you and your fam buy buying a home in the new developments. English is widely spoken. Everything is super cheap. Conservative Muslims everywhere, private western level education is available along with world class islamic education, super-friendly people and lots of land to travel within. Climate is perfect not too hot or too cold
As someone living in Saudi for 17 years, I can relate everything you say. Smaller cities in Saudi has the same vibe as the Oman that you described. Being a Malaysian myself, I know lots have been said about how great Malaysia is, but given me a choice, I will always choose a country like Oman.
I’d love to move to Oman. But again, I don’t want to abandon my family here in the UK. Especially considering what they had to go through to get to the UK in the first place.
Make a ton of money and move them all to a Muslim country akhi. They went through hardship for their children. It’s your turn to return the favour inshallah 🙌🏽💪🏽
I am currently residing in New Zealand with my family. We plan to relocate to a more Islamic environment, especially for my two kids. I have another two years to complete my pilot course before moving to Oman. Insha'Allah.
Asalamoalikum Akhi. I had a few questions for you, if you don’t mind answering. 1. Where are you originally from (ethnicity)? 2. Do you own a business in Oman or are you employed at a firm there? which industry sector? 3. How long did you plan before making the move to Oman? 4. Why Muscat (over other major cities)? 5. What is the day to day life really like there? 6. Locals seem very nice from what I’ve seen (in videos etc.), but what are your dealings like with other expats? 7. What type of businesses are permitted and prohibited for foreigners. What type of work is most in demand, maybe that could be a subject for your next video. 😁 I have a a lot of questions, but I think these would encompass a lot and perhaps help others searching for similar information. JazakAllah khair!
Very insightful video, thank you. I am looking to relocate from the UK which, as you rightly say, is on the way down, to move to Oman, which I love, job hunting in Oman from the UK, though, is not so easy so far, but I will continue to try.
Very interesting video. I've been a bit conflicted with Oman, as I have read many articles about "Omaniazation" and how expat jobs are being banned in almost every sector. As someone who isn't a business owner I saw it as almost impossible to make a move with these changes, but it's nice to see people's insights.
Beloved akhee baarak Allahu Feek, I some questions to add that are: 1. Can one live in Oman for his entire life without being dependent on his boss or having a business partnered with a local or something? 2. And is there any kind of iqaamah restrictions like in Saudi if you have no iqaamah they will throw you out, 3. And are there any opportunities to obtain citizenship or a green card or something that guarantees permanent residency? If yes is that possible by naturalisation or only by investment? 4. Can a foreigner buy his own house in Oman? I want like a place where you don't have to worry about being thrown out of and can spend your life there with peace and call the place your own home.
Okay, you getting me excited lol. I'm looking for a fresh start with my family as well and since trying to research best places to live i've come across your videos today and this is my second video I've watched and my excitement is increasing. I am now going to watch your third video. bearing in mind its 1am. should be in bed :/
I’m glad you’re enjoying the content and it’s able to help you on your new journey inshallah! I was in your shoes not long ago and know how overwhelming everything can be. You got this 💪🏽
As salaamu alaikum and welcome bro! I saw you at Sultan Qaboos Mosque a few months back. I’ve been here for a minute bruv, looking forward to seeing you around.
Just found your channel from a comment on Film Booth. Quality stuff man… I just moved back to the UK from Qatar for 8 years and went to Oman a few times- great review and on point, we loved it there (we were told it’s the Jamaica of the Middle East) Also I still am not used to getting out of my car to pay for petrol 😂
🤣 Jamaica of the Middle East sums it up pretty well I must say! Thank you for checking out the channel and showing your support my bro! I truly appreciate it 🫱🏽🫲🏼 That must be crazy readjusting to UK again! Any particular reason you went back? And how was your time in Qatar as an Expat?
A few reasons- kids the main one with distance to family but also like you mention you can’t really live in these places without backhand sponsorship to locals unless you have a job- so took the plunge and we’re not teaching this year setting up our own stuff Not gonna lie we’ve already started considering our next move haha! Enjoy those Wadis
Yeh I completely hear you! It is a bit awkward and frustrating having to go through those things to live. Thanks bro! If you’re ever in Oman hit me up! 🫱🏽🫲🏼
This guy is telling the truth. I came to Oman in 1981. I'm still here.
How hard is it to get in?
@@thatalbouser As a tourist, very. Go to Oman Evisa and follow the instructions.
Thanks Neil.
You’re practically omani at this point haha.
I’m glad you found your place my man 🫱🏽🫲🏼
What options available for visa? Similar to Saudi?
@@mohamed-sr3il Easier. You can get a tourist visa quite simply. Check with a GOOD travel agent.
As an Arab from the gulf I can confirm Omanis are one of the nicest Arabs and most respectful.
@@oussamamehrez7032 is this true i have never heard of this before i knew they had many sects but i think this is a minority and not a state thing if you can show me some laws or proof that show this it would be great brother since i live in the gcc i know that most of the population of oman is based on sunnah and ahl al salaf
@@oussamamehrez7032brother don't be spreading false info about Ibadis.
I am an Ibadi and we literally respect every companion and never say disrespectful stuff about them.
Next time try having clear knowledge before making fitnah.
@@hamadalkaabi2160حياك الله اخي.
معظم الي قاله الشخص ذاك غلط.
أنا اباضي وما نسب الصحابة ونحترمهم كلهم ونقدرهم..
مسألة خلق القرآن ورؤية الله عز وجل تراها امور تفسيرية اجتهادية ولنا كثير من التفسيرات والادلة لها.
ولكننا نحن اقرب الناس لاهل السنة ما نختلف عن بعض الا في بعض الامور وهذا ما يخلينا مذهب خطير ولا كافر مثل ما يقول صاحبنا ذاك.
@@oussamamehrez7032 I can debate with you if you want.
@@satisatmo الله يحيك اي نعم اول مرة اسمع هذي الكلام غريب الله يهديني وا يهديك صالح الاعمال ان شاء الله شكرًا لي التصريح
My family used to be in Sohar ,Oman. My father moved there in 70s and i grew up in the 90's in Sohar ,Oman. But then around 2002 my father lost his textile shop and supermarket to Omanisation . My father was heart broken then every dream shattered, business gone in month's. But there is no place he holds so dear . I visited Muscat and Sohar just yesterday from Dubai and every moment in Sohar brought pain in my heart, this is the place i grew up this the place i love and this is the place i wished my father still had his business . Miss Sohar so much
Strange, the owner of some supermarkets are not Omanis and doing well.For example, I do some shopping from Mecca Hypermarket for an Indian owner and has new branches in Oman too
@Sara-ov4um yes . My father lost his business when Omanistion was first implemented. First he lost his textile shop and then a year later the supermarket too. This all happened in the early 2000's also this was implemented in certain regions of Sohar only then..
@@Enigmasuhail weired, bcz all I mentioned also they strated at the time you mentioned bro
@@Sara-ov4um are they in Sohar ? my father established his textiles business around 1980's along with his elder brother who ran the supermarket , unfortunately his brother died in the year 1991 in a car accident caused by a druken driver and my father was taking care of both the business then . There is nothing weird about this, this is not some news paper story or something , this happened to us in the first wave of omanisation , also the omanisation did not affect for all business mind you, it was region based and business based , it did not affect many other businesses like gold, confectionery , restaurants .I am speaking about the days when al Jadeed supermarkets where the only biggest supermarket in Sohar then , no malls or nothing in those days, we lived in al wakkaiybah in sohar, i studied in Indian school sohar ( one of the first students of the school ) . I had recently visited Sohar and alot has changed there now .
@@Enigmasuhail I'm so sorry to hear this! Have been living in Oman since 2012 and omanization of Oman is a real thing also nowadays unfortunately
"Thus he whose migration was for Allah and His messenger, his migration was for Allah and His messenger, and he whose migration was to achieve some worldly benefit or to take some woman in marriage, his migration was for that for which he migrated" May Allah make it easy for those who chose to migrate for his sake. InshAllah some research and Tawwaqul in Allah will make this big step sound my brothers and sisters.
Please migrate somewhere else.
Ameen Ya Rabbal alamin. 🤲🏾
SubhanAllah discovered your videos just as the thought of moving to a muslim country has been on my mind. Really informative and helpful, Allah bless you bro
Jazakallah akhi, I’m glad it brought some value to you.
More importantly, thank you for taking the time to show your support! 🫱🏽🫲🏼
Out of all of the Muslim lands to make Hijrah Egypt is #1 or will be the feasible #1 option in the next 5 years. They are building all New infrastructure most of which is already completed. You can buy citizenship for you and your fam buy buying a home in the new developments. English is widely spoken. Everything is super cheap. Conservative Muslims everywhere, private western level education is available along with world class islamic education, super-friendly people and lots of land to travel within. Climate is perfect not too hot or too cold
@@HijrahSigmaMay Allah make it easy for us all to make Hijrah eventually
Just make sure u can handle the summer heat here 😂… then the rest is a breeze … yet it’s not a perfect country but am sure you will find your sanity and inner peace here :)
@@digitalazia the goal is to spend Oman’s summer in the UK and the rest of the seasons back in Oman or wherever one chooses to live in. May Allah make this path to Hijra easy for us to attain.
The Omani's were definitely a breath of fresh air from a certain gulf country we travelled to recently.
You got me thinking about Oman bro
Like for real akhi
i was looking for this comment, sadly that he didnt mention this@@oussamamehrez7032
@niagarafallstechnician3522same
Man
iF YOUR NOT ON A EXPAT CONTRACT FROM EUROPE DONT GO OTHERWISE YOU WONT EVEN EARN UK MINIMUM WAGE
I currently live in Kuwait coming from Canada. I moved away to raise my kids a more islamic lifestyle. I am a teacher and have 1 more year before my contract ends. My next move is to Oman inshallah. Great video brother👍
Would it be difficult with canadian passport to find a good job in Oman?
Kuwait is way better, try to find another job in kuwait. Its the 2nd best country imo (1st is saudi)
You will find jobs in teaching in the international schools or colleges in Oman and good salary too
Can u plz contact me if you are teacher
@@aishasajjad1990hello i am also a teacher
Brother can you do a detailed cost of living video ? Also the quality of these videos are amazing, I’m shocked that this is a new channel
Yeah, I like this type of content
Jazakallah akhi.
It’s on the bucket list and coming soon inshallah!
Out of the hundreds of comments I’ve got bro, this is up there.
Means a lot akhi, defo fuels the fire 🔥
@@MustafaAliOnline keep it up akhi you seem like a natural at this 👍
@@pakistaninsaudiif you “think” they are old, why comment about them???
@@gb2777 deleted the comments ☺️
I was fortunate enough to live in the Sultanate of Brunei. Now I am applying for the Sulanate of Oman. Inbetween Jakarta and Shanghai.
Can you make a video on how to move to Oman - what are the documents required, visa process, how to access account, how to find and get a job before moving, etc?
WHY DO YOU NEED THAT YOUR EMPLOYER WILL DO THAT BEFORE YOU LEAVE YOUR COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
@@diorocks5858 THAT IS ONLY IF YOU GOT A JOB AT OMAN BEFORE MOVING TO OMAN, ELSE YOU ARE ON YOUR OWN.
Alhamdullilah SubhanAllāh ever since I seen a video about Oman a couple months ago it’s dawned on me this is the place I’ll
Make hijrah… this video has been super motivational ahki Allahumma bariq may Allāh make it easier for all of us Ameen AssalamuAlaikum
Ameen akhi! I’m glad the video helped in some way.
There is a Free PDF in the description that covers all you need to know inshallah
Nice video. I had family friend discuss about Oman, but had little info on it. My country Somalia 🇸🇴 has more oil 🛢️ than UAE, Qatar and hopefully it can transform Inshallah
Oman is Somalia if things were stable
@@mohwe1007 True, so much cultural similarity, however no surprise as there was ancient cultural and economic exchange and links with people from both countries in each other countries
I believe Somalia will be good in the future. Very beautiful country with long coastline. It was unfortunate due to the war. Somehow I believe life has its cycle. Somalia will be a great place sooner or later
I am Christian but I would love to visit Oman. Everybody only speaks good things about it.
being Christian is not an important factor in Oman...
nobody realy cares what religion you are...
if you want to go to church and/or practice there are churches and temples available for most religions in Oman, as its a religious tolerant country.
I lived in salalah oman for 8 years until 1997 . Loved it . Loved the country loved the people
@@peterlever9822 i lived in salalah from 2007 for 4haf years, it went thrugh alot of modernisation back then...but still kept its beauty and charm.
OMAN AND ALL THE GULF OUR BRILLIANT FOR CHRITIANS AND JEWS. ASIAN MUSLIMS ARE 3RD CLASS CITIZENS THERE BETTER OFF IN EUROPE
I moved to Sweden 12 years ago, now with three kids it’s not a good place to live here, you’re videos made me interested of Oman, keep spreading the good information brother, I’m definitely considering Oman. 🇴🇲
Habibi, welcome 🙌🏽
I completely feel you akhi, we have to be proactive and plan for our families future.
May Allah make it easy for you my bro
Thank you for the support and keep up the fire content 🔥
Oman is a beautiful country, comfort and peace, and the people there are very kind
Ive been thinking about moving out the UK soon too. Oman is probably in the top of my list as it looks very relaxed.
Yeh get outta there my bro. Anywhere is better than that dusty place.
@@MustafaAliOnlinefacts 😂 I’m planning to move too
In the UK we are like Moses being raised in Pharaohs house. But we as Muslims have more freedom in religion that those in the Muslim world do. As a friend of mine said, you swap one set of oppressions from another when you move around different countries.
@@MustafaAliOnline But you are "Made in England" though right? What is it about British culture you want to run away from?
@@HijrahSigma Egypt is run by a repressive regime, with a strong secular influence which gives it a distinct "liberal" tint. The public cannot even safely voice concerns over Gaza. Egypt is also alleged to be one of the countries used for 'Extraordinary Rendition' by the US.
Just began bingeing your videos, for Oman how the education and government building.
Asalam alaikum brother mustafa! I wanted to say mabrook on your travel to Oman, I am a local in Muscat and finding your videos in my recommended was a real treat. I hope our brotherhood treats you very well and help you integrate smoothly into the culture. Much love. ✌
I have been living in Oman for the last one and a half year and it's been an amazing experience ❤
Alhamdulillah I’m happy for you my brother 🙌🏽
@@MustafaAliOnline thanks bro
Your content just went through me as I applied for an opportunity in Oman and wanted to check on this country's situation. I am amazed at how underrated it is! I hope I can secure this opportunity and move there. 🤞Thanks for all the info, you just earned a subscriber.
Welcome to the channel my brother!
Inshallah all goes well for you and yes it is very underrated and low key 🙌🏽
Love Oman, moved here (Salalah) from the UK 6 years ago and married a wonderful Omani man Alhumdulilah. Such a peaceful country with wonderful people.
Love that the kids are out playing.
As an Omani, all of you nice people are welcome :)
Alhamdulilah
Love this omans been on my list for a long time now. Please do more of these akhi 🙏
Thank you for the support akhi!
Will defo be doing more, Have a lot of great content to put out for everyone to enjoy inshallah!
im born and raised here in oman and I cant comprehend that these little things you like about oman (playing outside, ordering from your car etc) are just second nature to us. Its just very normal that I cant believe people find these things interesting... welcome to oman
assallam, can I ask you more about Oman? have someone coming in soon
@@Sparklez_Stitchez sure
Assalamualaykum akhi.
Could you clarify a few of these points?
1. How is the tech industry there?
2. How is schooling there? How expensive are International schools?
3. Can I get a visa while working a fully remote job?
4. What are some long term considerations if I want to retire there? Any possibility for permanent residency?
5. How important is learning Arabic for day to day life?
6. Can you talk about health & medical costs as well, in case someone does not have insurance?
Akhi i don't know if he's going to reply to this, but all i can tell you is that there's his email in the video description. You can maybe contact him there.
Walykum salam my brother, Thank you for your support on the channel!
There is a Free PDF in the description that covers all you need to know inshallah
@novak4500 You're a legend akhi,
I would like to personally thank you for helping the community in pointing them to the right direction.
May allah grant you and your family all the happiness and health!
@@MustafaAliOnline Ameen, you too. Love your channel.
Idk how this popped in my suggested but i lived on the border of oman (buraimi) in a small uae city called al ain. Went across into oman a couple times and had omani friends on the other side. Yes, the omanis are THEE absolute best ppl in the world! Super kind and peaceful.
Some rough estimates
Renting a 2/3 bedroom apartment depending on the area ( unfurnished of course ) £300-500
Internet( £50 a month ) cheaper if you have a neighbour willing to split the bill
Electricity ( £10 a month ) depending on usage
Shopping ( £200 per month )
Car rental ( £300 per month )
I did not include ( schooling , obtaining a business investor visa )
Above rough estimates based on a family of one.
Visa (£2,000) for the whole family for 3 years
School 🏫 is £200 one time payment for the year
Thank you my brother for taking the time out to help our community! 🙌🏽
Hit me up on Instagram akhi : MustafaHijrah
can we purchase a house in Oman, like dubai?
@@ziyadkhan6778 there’s allocated spaces for foreigners. You will have to get in contact with the agents here in Oman.
What about their sect most are shias if I'm not wrong, will it be hard fo find a sunni mosque
@@muazunais2378they’re sunni
Like a Omani woman I really appreciate that 🤍
May Allah protect the Omani people from the negative effects of the events in Iran and the rest of the middle east InshaAllah.
you have imagination and worry unefessarily to much...😊
Maashaallah...you are so honest...May Allah Bless you and Protect you. and your familly .
Alhumdulilla, you have made me so happy with your videos. I am in the uk and looking for a way out .....the lifestyle you are living in oman is what i would like also inshaallah. Can you please make a video on properly buying and types of work whuch is easily found . Jazak Allah
Assalum Aleykum Brother. It's coming soon inshallah! Thank you for the support, I truly appreciate it!
There is a Free PDF in the description that covers all you need to know inshallah
Mustafa a RUclips provider said it best and described the issues facing the problem of raising children in a destructive civilization. He discovered a soul nurturing, proud and safe environment which was Oman. May Allah bless his good intentions
Oman is very cultured, I have family there & have been going back there since I was young, me and my family live in the UK I was born and raised here, as someone who's from both sides and know both cultures really well I will say do not move to Oman if you think its going to be like Dubai. Oman is for those who want peace and quiet, respect, love nature & most importantly love the authentic Arab culture. Do not go there with bad uk manners, smile, give salaam, most importantly respect the Omani culture, try your best to learn Arabic, English is not widely spoken like in Dubai, learn the Omani dialect, other than that Enjoy :)
ALLAH, brought me to your channel alhamdulillah. For the first time in my life i’ve wanted to leave the U.K. (since last year) and Oman and Qatar have been on my wish list ! I just need look into what i can do there and really want to move out there . Thanks so much 🤲🏽
Bro got me thinking about moving to oman
Quality video habibi I’m happy I stumbled across this video very well edited and excellent job at explaining what life is like in Oman
It’s on the top of my list for countries I want to visit إِنْ شَاءَ ٱللَّٰهُ
Barakallahu feekum Habibi
Very good videos akhi, I have always been torn on which country to make hijrah to and now Oman is way ahead on my list. JazakAllah Khairan.
I would like to request a video on how the deen like is over there, the masajid, the availability of knowledge, the aqeedah over there. If you could that would be great insha Allah.
Amazing! Next month I am going to Oman for 2 months and I am so excited 😍
Just discovered your videos. Subscribed and insha Allah will see you in Oman
Assalum Aleykum Brother. Thank you for the support, I truly appreciate it!
Inshallah!
I totally agree of your perspective of Oman,, it is such a lovely, peaceful place with such nice Omanis
Love the videos so much brother, they are very informative, useful and interesting.
Ayee LabzPro, my broski.
Thank you for always showing love akhi!
You a real one! 👊🏽
@@MustafaAliOnline No problem bro! 👊🏽
After just coming back from Muscat/ Al Jabal Al Akhdhar. I have to say it is an extremely calm and quiet place to visit. The only thing I struggled with is that it feel a bit too slow/quiet at times & less social activities to participate in compared to a busy city. Apart from that its extremely safe and clean. I just don't think I would be able to live there just yet.
Oman is beautiful. My cousin lives there. But out of all of the Muslim lands to make Hijrah Egypt is #1 or will be the feasible #1 option in the next 5 years. They are building all New infrastructure most of which is already completed. You can buy citizenship for you and your fam buy buying a home in the new developments. English is widely spoken. Everything is super cheap. Conservative Muslims everywhere, private western level education is available along with world class islamic education, super-friendly people and lots of land to travel within. Climate is perfect not too hot or too cold
MashaAllah, another great video bro!
The man himself! Love for the support akhi.
Always much appreciated 👊🏽
I loved the detailed video! Very well put together!Allah bless you
Thank you my brother!
I’m glad the video gave a good insight to you akhi
Jazakallah 🫱🏽🫲🏼
I mean, as Subcontinent Muslims we see this as an absolute win.😂
Because looking at the negatives mentioned, We’re used to extreme weather(due to pollution)
And we are used to having Fridays and Saturdays off. These are not negatives lol.
please, if you are from the subcontinent don't come here!!!! we have enough of u guys 😩
I've always like Oman, Muscat. It's definitely on my list to places to make hijrah to.
Are there any salafi mosques in Oman? I don’t wanna end up in another dancing mosque like we find here in Al-Hind.
😂😂😂😂😂
In Oman all Muslims are living and praying together no discrimination of sect or mosques.
It's not a Sunni majority. Most of them are followers of Abadi sect aka Khawarg.
@@Arctic5fox So what?? Go to hell, don't call us khawarji.
Sunni and ibadi and sometimes shia Muslims we all pray in the same mosque, we love all Muslims and all people
The day I seen videos of Oman I fell in love with it ❤
The labor is cheap because you pay them peanuts. While you are probably not doing it intentionally, you are condoning human exploitation.
Most Arabs harbor a sense of superiority over non-Arabs, despite contradicting the teachings of our Prophet's final sermon. It's rare to see locals serving food to customers' cars, a task one should ideally handle oneself.
However, your observations regarding rent and safety are valid. Despite this, I made the decision to relocate from Saudi Arabia to Australia and haven't regretted since.
This is a country I would love to visit. I have only been out of Europe once, but Oman is definitely on my bucket list.
What’s wrong with gender equality though
Jazak Allaah Khairan brother. I subscribed Al hamdulilah. I'm glad I came across ur channel.
Really looking forward to these videos as I will be moving to Oman soon!
Aslm my brother. I’m from the uk and a few years back I decided to open a restaurant in muscat Oman. It’s doing well Allhamdulillah. They have a very strong currency so at time of initial investment it was painful changing Sterling to OMR. Will be back there next month Inshaalah.
Hey sir great video. Im an american contractor in the middle east. Ive been here for 3 years and cant go back to usa lol. Recently i was in philipines, I thought of moving there. Ive never seen so much mass extreme poverty. So dont think im moving there. I like the middle east better. I was in lebanon for a while. I really liked that. It sounds like oman is another good choice. Much safer.
I live in Oman. I moved from the UK in 2009. I lived in Muscat for a decade and then moved to Salalah and have been here ever since. It is a beautiful place, peaceful and the weather is lovely in Salalah. A perfect place to raise a young family.
A beautiful place, I’ll be traveling there this year during the Khareef season inshallah 🙌🏽
Any recommendations?
Salaam, what about long term such citizenship? Can you grow old there?
@@MustafaAliOnline indeed it is. Yes, here are some places I recommend you visit whilst in Salalah:
1) Wadi Darbat and Darbat Falls
2) Ayn Garzeez
3) Mughsail Beach
4) Marneef Cave and Blow holes
5) Ittin and Mountain
6) Ananatara resort
7) Mirbat
@@allykhan8594 WS. Investing, for example purchasing a property can get you residency.
Jazakallah. I will defo add those places to the list inshallah 🙌🏽
Jazakumallah my bro. African American Muslim here. Therefore, I have many reasons why I am looking for other places to live outside of America. No disrespect for those who love America, it works for ya'll. Oman was not on my radar, I am looking at Malaysia and other countries. But I am adding Oman to the list now. I just signed up to your RUclips and your email. Keep me in the loop, my guy!
Wa iyak my broski!
Thank you for the support, I got huge plans coming soon for people that are trying to make hijrah!
Not just Oman but most Muslim countries inshallah!
May Allah make your Hijrah easy and smooth akhi 🤲🏽
If you’re considering moving to Oman only do so if you’ve secured a job there. Cuz the job market isn’t too good at the moment.
I have been planning a trip to Oman since 2020. It's such a beautiful country since compiling my itinerary. Hopefully, I get to visit soon. I am subscribing for inspiration and more content on Oman. Thanks.
I've lived in Salalah in the South. The weather was great. It rains often there too with a lot greenery. Perhaps it's the high altitude.
I LOVE Oman. God bless Oman.
Akhi may Allah keep u safe and grant u prosperity in this beautiful country. London is just too fast and filled with evil, very hopeless with certain things in regards to Islam so I intend to one day, when I get a little older and my life is a little more established, move somewhere in the middle East whether it be Oman or Qatar, I'm there inshallah! May Allah grant ease to ur Ramadan ❤
Thank you for this video. I live in the U.S. and am thinking about moving to Oman. All the best to you.
You’re most welcome. Thanks for showing the channel love.
It’s a great country to put on your list for sure!
I wish you all the best on your new journey 🙌🏽
Oman is beautiful. My cousin lives there. But out of all of the Muslim lands to make Hijrah Egypt is #1 or will be the feasible #1 option in the next 5 years. They are building all New infrastructure most of which is already completed. You can buy citizenship for you and your fam buy buying a home in the new developments. English is widely spoken. Everything is super cheap. Conservative Muslims everywhere, private western level education is available along with world class islamic education, super-friendly people and lots of land to travel within. Climate is perfect not too hot or too cold
I’m currently here at the moment and love it 🥰
As someone living in Saudi for 17 years, I can relate everything you say. Smaller cities in Saudi has the same vibe as the Oman that you described. Being a Malaysian myself, I know lots have been said about how great Malaysia is, but given me a choice, I will always choose a country like Oman.
It sounds great, but I could never take the heat. The way of life sounds marvellous.
Yeh it’s huge con for me too
Convinced me more to want to move to Oman. Yeh definitely going to consider this.
Salaam, same
We want to move to Oman in the next 2 years.. your videos are really helping us ❤
It’s an absolute pleasure 🙌🏽
The Omani people are just from another world they're by very far the best people in the world
Amazing people mashallah
I’d love to move to Oman. But again, I don’t want to abandon my family here in the UK. Especially considering what they had to go through to get to the UK in the first place.
Make a ton of money and move them all to a Muslim country akhi. They went through hardship for their children. It’s your turn to return the favour inshallah 🙌🏽💪🏽
@@MustafaAliOnline Best Advice
I live in Oman. I’ve lived here for over 30 years. I am originally from the US… My rent is 310 omr for a 7 bedroom house….yea, I do live in Muscat.
I am currently residing in New Zealand with my family. We plan to relocate to a more Islamic environment, especially for my two kids. I have another two years to complete my pilot course before moving to Oman. Insha'Allah.
Inshallah my bro!
Sounds like a good plan 🙌🏽
Asalamoalikum Akhi. I had a few questions for you, if you don’t mind answering.
1. Where are you originally from (ethnicity)?
2. Do you own a business in Oman or are you employed at a firm there? which industry sector?
3. How long did you plan before making the move to Oman?
4. Why Muscat (over other major cities)?
5. What is the day to day life really like there?
6. Locals seem very nice from what I’ve seen (in videos etc.), but what are your dealings like with other expats?
7. What type of businesses are permitted and prohibited for foreigners. What type of work is most in demand, maybe that could be a subject for your next video. 😁
I have a a lot of questions, but I think these would encompass a lot and perhaps help others searching for similar information. JazakAllah khair!
Man thats my home town in video
Al Mabela city hhhhh felt happy about it
Nice video keep it up ur welcomed in our country
🙌🏽 my man, must have been very nice to see for you!
Very insightful video, thank you. I am looking to relocate from the UK which, as you rightly say, is on the way down, to move to Oman, which I love, job hunting in Oman from the UK, though, is not so easy so far, but I will continue to try.
Really good to see that people are enjoying Oman this much, hit me up if you want to meet and plan some camping trips on the weekends.
Inshallah, hit me up on instagram akhi
MustafaHijrah
Beautiful brother May Allah swt guide your journey here on ARD Marshallah good to see we are not alone in moving from the uk keep up the good work
Jazakallah akhi, Thank you for the kind words and support.
May Allah make it easy for all of us!
Amazing nice video ,many thanks.Greetings from Patagonia, Chile
Very interesting video. I've been a bit conflicted with Oman, as I have read many articles about "Omaniazation" and how expat jobs are being banned in almost every sector. As someone who isn't a business owner I saw it as almost impossible to make a move with these changes, but it's nice to see people's insights.
Great video Bro. Oman is a place to visit.
I can't wait to visit Oman 😍
you have changed my view about oman
i thinking now about going to work there
i am from oman and i liked what you sayed aboat my cuntry ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
thank you
Beloved akhee baarak Allahu Feek,
I some questions to add that are:
1. Can one live in Oman for his entire life without being dependent on his boss or having a business partnered with a local or something?
2. And is there any kind of iqaamah restrictions like in Saudi if you have no iqaamah they will throw you out,
3. And are there any opportunities to obtain citizenship or a green card or something that guarantees permanent residency? If yes is that possible by naturalisation or only by investment?
4. Can a foreigner buy his own house in Oman?
I want like a place where you don't have to worry about being thrown out of and can spend your life there with peace and call the place your own home.
Assalamu alykum Akhi, All very great questions!
There is a Free PDF in the description that covers all you need to know inshallah
@@MustafaAliOnline thanks akhi I will send the email straight away In-Sha-Allah
Amazing… thank you… i will pray that maybe one day i have the opportunity to live in this amazing country that i always dream off. Salam
May Allah bless you! Ramadan Mubarak.
Ameen akhi, Wa iyak!
May Allah accept our Ramadan and bless us in this dunya and in the akhira 🤲🏽
سبحان الل
Love these Hijra stories.
الله سبحانه وتعالى
make it easy for all muhajir
Because of you and an advice from my aunt you made me think about moving there
Thank you for the support 🙌🏽
It is a great country to consider!
You just earned yourself a subscriber ya Akhi
My broski 🔥
Welcome to the community akhi 🫱🏽🫲🏼
Exactly the channel I wanted - keep it going bro 🔥
I appreciate you my brother 🙌🏽
Okay, you getting me excited lol. I'm looking for a fresh start with my family as well and since trying to research best places to live i've come across your videos today and this is my second video I've watched and my excitement is increasing. I am now going to watch your third video. bearing in mind its 1am. should be in bed :/
I’m glad you’re enjoying the content and it’s able to help you on your new journey inshallah!
I was in your shoes not long ago and know how overwhelming everything can be.
You got this 💪🏽
Ty brother for this kind of video
I love Oman ❤Thank you brother
Amazing video Allahumma Barek. Thank you.
I have to go to Oman. Too many good things happening there.
Assalam aleikum. Great video. Do you mind please do another video talking about the visa process?Jazak Allah khair.
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
Barakallahu fik akhi. This was a great insight to Oman 🇴🇲.
Walykum Salam akhi, I’m glad you got a good insight into the country my bro!
Hit me up if you ever decide to visit 🙌🏽
As salaamu alaikum and welcome bro! I saw you at Sultan Qaboos Mosque a few months back. I’ve been here for a minute bruv, looking forward to seeing you around.
Just found your channel from a comment on Film Booth. Quality stuff man… I just moved back to the UK from Qatar for 8 years and went to Oman a few times- great review and on point, we loved it there (we were told it’s the Jamaica of the Middle East)
Also I still am not used to getting out of my car to pay for petrol 😂
🤣 Jamaica of the Middle East sums it up pretty well I must say!
Thank you for checking out the channel and showing your support my bro!
I truly appreciate it 🫱🏽🫲🏼
That must be crazy readjusting to UK again!
Any particular reason you went back? And how was your time in Qatar as an Expat?
A few reasons- kids the main one with distance to family but also like you mention you can’t really live in these places without backhand sponsorship to locals unless you have a job- so took the plunge and we’re not teaching this year setting up our own stuff
Not gonna lie we’ve already started considering our next move haha! Enjoy those Wadis
Yeh I completely hear you!
It is a bit awkward and frustrating having to go through those things to live.
Thanks bro! If you’re ever in Oman hit me up! 🫱🏽🫲🏼