Merhaba everyone. Ayaan here, from Karachi, Pakistan. Two years back, my family and I made the move to Turkey, seeking a more Islamic way of life. Initially, it was incredibly enchanting - Adhans resonating, daily prayers - a perfect fit. But, as time passed, things shifted. We didn't always experience kindness. Doubtful looks came our way, despite our simple wish to blend in. My young sons, innocent and capturing subway moments, faced shouting and even hurtful names like "pedophiles." Truly heartbreaking. I believed Turkey, being a Muslim country, would embrace us, yet we encountered racism. Despite conversations, it felt like our differences in appearance and speech set us apart. With hope for an Islamic bond, I came, but after enduring two painful years, my family and I chose Egypt. A different place, fresh challenges, but Alhamdulillah, there's a sense of understanding among people here. May Allah guide us all. If you're contemplating a move, reflect deeply and pray for guidance.
Good evening sir, lam ltalian and l visited Turkyie twice. I am Christian and they treated me like a sis. I think many of them would like their country to be called "a secular" one, with no religions mentioned. This is what young generations told me, while visiting Izmir and Istanbul. My own experience. God bless!
Why did you not stay in Pakistan? Turkey is a secular country and you moved there for a more Islamic way of life? It doesn't make sense. If you want a more Islamic way of life why not make Pakistan more Islamic. Why not struggle in the way Allah in Pakistan and change Pakistan. Thats the problems with you south Asia Muslims, you want to free load on other people's efforts. Use other people's countries and resources while you don't contribute anything. Why not put in the effort and make your own country Islamic? why did you run away from the fight. Why not struggle in Pakistan. Egypt and Turkey should not be responsible for taking care of you. Plus I don't believe you moved to Turkey or Egypt for a more Islamic way of life. None of those countries are more Islamic than Pakistan. You moved there because you don't like your own kind in Pakistan.
Brother one advice.Dont move to countries which is closer to Europe even if they are muslim majority.Chances are you would face situations like these.Turkiye have become more intolerant about Arabs,South asians and Muslims in general and more tolerant to Europeans.Even though they claim to be secular they had a ban on headscarves from 2000.I am from bosnia and my friend is from chechnya and she looks middle eastern.Astagfrullah the way I was treated was more nicer than my friend because I looked more Slavic and my friend looked more middle eastern.
I found that people who were saying that they would help you were actually helping themselves by inflating prices and taking advantage of your situation.
Nice video. It looks Islamic environment there in your video. Very different then what we see in other places. One thing if you don't take is otherwise We use the word Masjid for Masjid
@@ZakariaLACHGAR we confirmed this from the religious authorities in Turkiye. It is centrally slaughtered according to Islamic guidelines, so isA it is Halal and Allah knows best
In a form of having a settlement in this district is it feasible to live here or is it expensive to get a place ? How about the hotels is it reasonable to stay ?
Aslm brother. This was a very interesting and encouraging video. Turkey is my primary destination i have been debating about....mainly bec of my doubts about the lack of Islamic environment in Turkey. Im from Canada also and once things calm down, we will be heading there Inshaa Allah. Keep these islamic environment videos coming so that we can see the options. JzkAllah khair
Assalaam Alaykum brothers. May Allah make this the reason for Him to give you all and your families Jannah. Aameen. In sha Allah I will be coming to Istanbul in March and would appreciate more info on purchasing an apartment. In sha Allah I aim to make Hijra at some point!!!
Assalamu alaikum brother just saw your couple of video doing gr8 job for people like us which is desperate to do Hijrah it gives me positive vibes will definitely contact you Inn shaa Allaah. ....JazakAllahu khairan for all ur posts May Allaah bless you immensely. ....Aameen
I'm interested in Başak şehir but I don't want a compound with amenities nor do I want a luxurious place. I'm looking for a family apartment (3+1) near public transportation. Any idea of which area in Başak şehir I should look and what the approximate cost would be?
Hello everyone, there are many Muslims in the comments who want to move to Turkey for a bit. You just need to know that Turkey is not an Islamic country. It is a country governed by secularism. Please stay away from radical Islam and come to Turkey that way.
Thank you .. We are Canadian . Presently in Egypt looking at the possibility . We have small children and prefer small , conservative practicing with good health care standards . Thanks for your informative video . We heard about Antalya too . We are not looking for high rise or luxury . We are educators who prefer close to nature and environmentally friendly
Assalaamu alaykom. Could I have the information for help with apartment finding there? Also, do you know anything about ihsan school? Like how parents feel about it?
Walaikumassalam, I don't have a video yet about finding an apartment but that's a good idea. Will try to have one in the future. We do offer apartment search services please message me +90 536 956 5130
Waalams brother, always good to hear from a fellow Canadian mA. The rents in this part of Başakşehir (Kayabasi) are higher starting at 4000tl, but going more towards Bahçeşehir which is nearby but newer area, up and coming rents are lower starting 2500tl. Hope that helps!
@@nozulani The People coming from West wil pay for themself. You are Traumatized from Syrian Refugees but its not same. Foreigners from the West wil work and pay their Bills and learn your Language.
Jazak Allah Khair for this video. Can you please make a video on the different properties Jawad spoke of? Also, there is a IAS school there too, right? Can you please find out if this is a good school for American families for elementary students and cost and accreditation. Jazak Allah Khair!
Aslm Alkm brother. I msgd you a while back but did not get a reply. My family are interested in Basaksehir but have no idea how to get there for a vacation to start with. Pls help us for the sake of Allah. Jazak Allah khayran. Looking forward to hearing from you.
Nice video, but I don't understand these comments. Most Turkish people have a set of values mixed of Islam, Western values and Turkish culture. Nobody is going to be discriminating people who are religious. But you need to understand that Turkey is a secular country and if you want everyone around you to be muslims you should move to a islamic country. The reason we have a safe and beautiful country is because of these values of being respectful to everyone.
True. Completely agree with your thought! After seeing this video, I am getting more apprehensive regarding Turkey's lack of goodwill towards non-muslim expats while patronizing only muslim expats with exclusive privileges If the above holds true, then Turkey has been changing its Ata Turk Kemal era secular fabric & propensity to modernize fabric, over the last couple of decades, especially more drastically so since the onset of current regime.
@@aravindr8238 in some parts (especially istanbul) of turkey this might be true but not because of they are muslim. in the last decade, turkish tourism went down because of the politics, so people who visited turkey for culture and the lovely beaches stopped coming. so it became a tourist attraction for rich muslim countries because we are muslim too but we have many freedoms that they don't have back at home. so local businesses in some places startes favouring rich saudi arabian people over other people simply because they have more money. so most local people actually got sick of these kind of tourism and migration because turkish muslims have a different lifestyle.
@@aravindr8238 think of indyyya how radical and intolerant it has become under a hindddutvva govt. Religious extremism is bad everywhere,Turkey should not move onthe path of indddyya and learn a lesson that how a nation become so intolerant by adopting hatred .
Hi Can you please tell me what are the EU benefits associated with permanent residence less than $250 000 ? Are the benefits different if you are Turkish passport holder vs permanent residence holder ?
Salam Alykum brother, I am in Turkey now (from Canada). How can I get in touch with you or the brother in the video? I need somebody who speaks turkish and english.
Beylikdüzü is an excellent family oriented place but only for those looking to stay there without needing to go to the main city centres (plural) of Istanbul. If your job/business is there or you work remotely then this might be a good low cost place to live
Salam caleykum brother, may Allah reward you for this valuable information. What are the average prices of this area 2+1 and 3+1. Is there also an good international school in that area starting from elementry until college
Walaikumssalam brother, ameen jzk! In Basaksehir premium areas (Kayabasi/Kayasehir) prices starting at $150k for 2+1 and $250k for 3+1. These are just approximate prices, you may well find below or above these, and this is specifically in the key prime areas close to everything.
I don't think Turkey is the best place to do hijra if this is what you are planning. Turks aren't as tolerant to foreigners as they used to be unfortunately.
Much more tolerant than other countries. But yes last few years due to refugee crisis and overload on the country things haven't been as positive for foreigners. Any other country suggestions? Pls do share.
@@ThinkTurkey I think Turkey is a beautiful country and I have met some amazing people there. I also understand that their issues with foreigners have arisen from their economic crisis which I really don't blame them for, but they have now gotten to a point where they want Turkey just for turkish people which I understand to an extent because a lot of countries say this. With this new mindset the country becomes no different from the western countries we are trying to make hijra from. I really do pray that Turkey's economy gets better for the Turkish people as they don't deserve this.
Yes its not. Please dont come. We fucking hate people walking with 3 wifes and not respecting our culture. As you know we are nationalist country and totaly different culture than arabs. They act really disrespectful and rude. Because you have money you cant bring your f up culture and bother locals here. But it will change soon!
@@nomorenews Because the title of the video concerns Muslims, the ruling party will change in 1-2 years and Islam will not cease to be one of the important issues in Turkey.70% of young people in Turkey are non-believers, so countries such as Saudi Arabia and Egypt are a better option for you. If you come to live in a muslim society you will be disappointed
@@haideraliibnakhlaq8823 Ataturk, the savior of the Turkish people, was a war genius who adapted modern philosophical thought from the West to Turkey. Today, 70% of the young Turkish population is non-believer. The vote rate of the current administration is 30%, Islam is over for Turkey, there is an election in 2023, please watch and see Unfortunately, my friend Atatürk finished Islam in these lands years ago, the Turkish people once saw the open-mindedness and prosperity brought by the West and will never give up.
@@blpyz are you counting nonbelievers or just presuming.Everyone is a non believer party goer ,girl chaser when they are young,but they all become believers of something when the grave time keep getting closer.Turkey is no exception.Beside If Turkey is so secular then why it was always kept out of the european union inspite of fullfilling all demands. Answer is simple because europe ( a white christian club) has always seen Turkey as a brown( albeit light) muslim country. Wake up to reality and not base your opinion on 10% crowd of posh parts of cities.Its the majority that counts not dancing fun loving euro wanabes
Love you channel recently found it, just doing research early stages to move from Uk, I like this area can you contact me to help me find a place and job ?
Expats also have varities on ethnic,linguistic and ideological lines and not just religion. I prefer a mixed up area of all types and beliefs and sexualities
Correct. But if you read the title of the video, it's meant to help Muslim expats. And for us Muslims, race, tribe and language is of secondary importance while Islam is our primary identity. If you ever seen muslims praying in the mosque five times a day, we stand shoulder to shoulder with African, Arab, Turk, Kurd, Indian, Indonesian, Malaysian all in unison worshiping One God and are governed by One law in the Quran. There is no class or racial lines as we are forbidden in the Quran to divide religion along the lines of race, language and sects. And that is why you will see Muslim societies throughout ages were most accepting of different races and intermingling of language, food, architecture and culture be it 7th century Arabia, 15th Center Ottoman Empire or the Mughal Empire in India. Hope that helps.
@@mshaikh7856 not all muslims are practicing,we can be liberal too,some turks are ultra liberal.While some paks ,afgans and syrians just too vulgar tiktokers.All are muslims in such a huge varitirs.Bargirls and redlite areas are also populated by muslims and mosques and jamatkhana also muslims.There are 2 billions with a huge variety. Dont paint them in one color
@@nomorenews Nope. You ingenious assertion about Muslim being deeply divided into liberal vs conservative as if we are Christian West is erroneous and shows your liberal agenda of muddying the water. Liberals are a fringe minority among muslims and shall remain a fringe and deviant sect who try hard to secularize us with western liberal dogmas and keep failing for the last 100 year. As far as practicing Vs non-practicing muslims goes, yes, there are some non-practicing muslims who are involved in degeneracy like porn, sex and drugs. But don't you dare classify them as exemplary Muslims or even a significant majority because that's outright slanderous assertion much like how the West tries to paint ISIS as mainstream muslims. Any muslim majority country you visit will remain a conservative majority including Turkey where deviant liberals tried very hard to impose European secularism with brute military force banning athan and hijab, but at the end of the day, they were rejected and thrown out of power. Turkey and most muslim nations where Liberal Secularism was forcefully imposed with brute force, invasion or military coups still boasts significant conservative Muslim population and shall remain so alhamdulillah. And your slanderous assertion about Muslims based on your isolated experience of some muslims involved in fahisha(sexual immorality) or having bars and red light areas around some muslim locality certainly don't define 2 billion of us. Thanks!
Asalamu Alaykum, brother you are doing a very excellent job, I am also Somali-Canadian. Just quick question is there anyone that can help fill out the EKAMAT process for people , I am coming soon and I will Insha Allah massage you on whatapp , can you tell us when the new Bahçeşehir be ready.
It is like German Turks - Mesut Ozil, maybe that will help you understand. When you grew up in another country and also are citizen of that country, but ethnically you are from another country. Make sense? ;)
Hello everyone, there are many Muslims in the comments who want to move to Turkey for a bit. You just need to know that Turkey is not an Islamic country. It is a country governed by secularism. Please stay away from radical Islam and come to Turkey that way.
Thanks for your comment. Turkey is a free country where you can practice whatever religion you want - and esp for Muslims has a lot of benefit due to mosques, halal food , and good safe environment. Any type of radical individuals (non-muslim or muslim) are ofcourse not welcome :)
Merhaba everyone. Ayaan here, from Karachi, Pakistan. Two years back, my family and I made the move to Turkey, seeking a more Islamic way of life. Initially, it was incredibly enchanting - Adhans resonating, daily prayers - a perfect fit. But, as time passed, things shifted.
We didn't always experience kindness. Doubtful looks came our way, despite our simple wish to blend in. My young sons, innocent and capturing subway moments, faced shouting and even hurtful names like "pedophiles." Truly heartbreaking.
I believed Turkey, being a Muslim country, would embrace us, yet we encountered racism. Despite conversations, it felt like our differences in appearance and speech set us apart.
With hope for an Islamic bond, I came, but after enduring two painful years, my family and I chose Egypt. A different place, fresh challenges, but Alhamdulillah, there's a sense of understanding among people here.
May Allah guide us all. If you're contemplating a move, reflect deeply and pray for guidance.
Good evening sir, lam ltalian and l visited Turkyie twice. I am Christian and they treated me like a sis.
I think many of them would like their country to be called "a secular" one, with no religions mentioned. This is what young generations told me, while visiting Izmir and Istanbul. My own experience. God bless!
Why did you not stay in Pakistan? Turkey is a secular country and you moved there for a more Islamic way of life? It doesn't make sense. If you want a more Islamic way of life why not make Pakistan more Islamic. Why not struggle in the way Allah in Pakistan and change Pakistan. Thats the problems with you south Asia Muslims, you want to free load on other people's efforts. Use other people's countries and resources while you don't contribute anything. Why not put in the effort and make your own country Islamic? why did you run away from the fight. Why not struggle in Pakistan. Egypt and Turkey should not be responsible for taking care of you. Plus I don't believe you moved to Turkey or Egypt for a more Islamic way of life. None of those countries are more Islamic than Pakistan. You moved there because you don't like your own kind in Pakistan.
I would've thought that Pakistan would be more Islamic akhi
My comments are being removed because some people doesn't like to hear the truth
Brother one advice.Dont move to countries which is closer to Europe even if they are muslim majority.Chances are you would face situations like these.Turkiye have become more intolerant about Arabs,South asians and Muslims in general and more tolerant to Europeans.Even though they claim to be secular they had a ban on headscarves from 2000.I am from bosnia and my friend is from chechnya and she looks middle eastern.Astagfrullah the way I was treated was more nicer than my friend because I looked more Slavic and my friend looked more middle eastern.
I found that people who were saying that they would help you were actually helping themselves by inflating prices and taking advantage of your situation.
Nice video. It looks Islamic environment there in your video. Very different then what we see in other places. One thing if you don't take is otherwise We use the word Masjid for Masjid
Hi, Are the restaurants in Istanbul tourist areas halal? Do they advertise themselves as halal or don’t they.
All restaurants in Turkey are halal unless they specifically selling pork. There are a few exceptions that sell pork but this is rare.
Other meats are not necessary halal, there is a specific Processs for the meat to be halal
Fish is the only option that almost always halal
@@ZakariaLACHGAR we confirmed this from the religious authorities in Turkiye. It is centrally slaughtered according to Islamic guidelines, so isA it is Halal and Allah knows best
slms jzk brother...very informative
May Allah ease things for every Believer who wants to make Hijra, especially in theses difficult times. May Allah s Blessings be upon you.
Aameen ya Rabbulaalameen
Assalamu alaikum I would like to ask is there any other area in turkiye similar to this one. Either in antalya etc?
Not exactly but can help finding more conservative areas
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Thank you. It's interesting to me to know more about international schools for Muslims in basaksehir
That would be upcoming in future videos I hope :) thanks for the idea
In a form of having a settlement in this district is it feasible to live here or is it expensive to get a place ?
How about the hotels is it reasonable to stay ?
Aslm brother. This was a very interesting and encouraging video. Turkey is my primary destination i have been debating about....mainly bec of my doubts about the lack of Islamic environment in Turkey. Im from Canada also and once things calm down, we will be heading there Inshaa Allah. Keep these islamic environment videos coming so that we can see the options. JzkAllah khair
Walaikumassalam brother, appreciate it 🙌🍁
There is no Islamıc environment here. It's not a place you would like.
Turkey is a secular country. Get out the here arabi
Your doubts about about the lack of Islamic environment are absolutely right. Turkey is a SECULAR country and will FOREVER remain so!
Stay in Canada. Turkey is a secular society and we don't want to take any other Muslim expat anymore.
Can you please send me jawads information?
Yes ofcourse please send me a message here wa.me/+905369565130
I will share his contact info with you
Assalaam Alaykum brothers. May Allah make this the reason for Him to give you all and your families Jannah. Aameen.
In sha Allah I will be coming to Istanbul in March and would appreciate more info on purchasing an apartment. In sha Allah I aim to make Hijra at some point!!!
Assalamu alaikum brother just saw your couple of video doing gr8 job for people like us which is desperate to do Hijrah it gives me positive vibes will definitely contact you Inn shaa Allaah. ....JazakAllahu khairan for all ur posts May Allaah bless you immensely. ....Aameen
Walaikumassalam brother ameen, looking forward to connecting.
Jazak Allah khair
As salaam Aleikum wa Rahmatullaah wa barakathu Barakallahu feek brother for useful information
I'm interested in Başak şehir but I don't want a compound with amenities nor do I want a luxurious place. I'm looking for a family apartment (3+1) near public transportation. Any idea of which area in Başak şehir I should look and what the approximate cost would be?
please get in touch with us for mroe info wa.me/+905369565130
Hello everyone, there are many Muslims in the comments who want to move to Turkey for a bit. You just need to know that Turkey is not an Islamic country. It is a country governed by secularism. Please stay away from radical Islam and come to Turkey that way.
Hey Moaz! You are doing a great job bro 🌹 keep it up 👍
Loving the way you provide the info masha'Allah. Maps for reference, arrows to draw attn. etc...
keep it up
Appreciate the positive feedback :)
Thank you ..
We are Canadian . Presently in Egypt looking at the possibility . We have small children and prefer small , conservative practicing with good health care standards .
Thanks for your informative video . We heard about Antalya too .
We are not looking for high rise or luxury . We are educators who prefer close to nature and environmentally friendly
Nice to see fellow Canadians, welcome to my channel :)
Antalya video is coming up also!
Did you zero in on a area?
@@ThinkTurkey the prices have risen exponentially , immigration rules have changed
@@sharonchambers664 what it like now in terms of rent… etc.
Can u make a video on where to buy for Russian speaking expats?
Yes ofcourse, I will make one in the coming days. But short answer is Antalya :)
Assalaamualikum, and thank you for this brief but brilliant intro to the area and our local expert, Jawwad.
Assalaamu alaykom. Could I have the information for help with apartment finding there? Also, do you know anything about ihsan school? Like how parents feel about it?
Walaikumassalam, I don't have a video yet about finding an apartment but that's a good idea. Will try to have one in the future. We do offer apartment search services please message me +90 536 956 5130
Salam brother, I am Pakistani-Canadian thinking of moving to Turkey. How much is the rent approximately at Basaksehir?
Waalams brother, always good to hear from a fellow Canadian mA. The rents in this part of Başakşehir (Kayabasi) are higher starting at 4000tl, but going more towards Bahçeşehir which is nearby but newer area, up and coming rents are lower starting 2500tl. Hope that helps!
It's much, much higher now. Please stay wherever you are, thanks.
Why are you so hostile to foreigners if they work and provide for self in Turkey?
@@nozulani The People coming from West wil pay for themself. You are Traumatized from Syrian Refugees but its not same. Foreigners from the West wil work and pay their Bills and learn your Language.
@@susanneal6063 crazy how some people are this ignorant and in a bubble. Are you an expat?
Those clean streets makes me wanna learn to longboard
Jazak Allah Khair for this video. Can you please make a video on the different properties Jawad spoke of? Also, there is a IAS school there too, right? Can you please find out if this is a good school for American families for elementary students and cost and accreditation. Jazak Allah Khair!
Do msg for more info
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As salaam alaikum, how do we get hold of Jawwad? Does he have a Channel or website?
contact me here to get in touch with him wa.me/+905369565130
Aslm Alkm brother. I msgd you a while back but did not get a reply. My family are interested in Basaksehir but have no idea how to get there for a vacation to start with. Pls help us for the sake of Allah. Jazak Allah khayran. Looking forward to hearing from you.
I grew up in this neighborhood between 1998 - 2012 before I left the country.
yunanmisin? ve basaksehir eskiden böyle güzelmiydi
@@kimkardashiansdaddy2744 Yok Türk.
Hangi açıdan baktığına bağlı.
@@billhassa nerde yasiyon simdi
@@kimkardashiansdaddy2744Kanada
Niye?
@@billhassa merak ettim
Nice video, but I don't understand these comments. Most Turkish people have a set of values mixed of Islam, Western values and Turkish culture. Nobody is going to be discriminating people who are religious. But you need to understand that Turkey is a secular country and if you want everyone around you to be muslims you should move to a islamic country. The reason we have a safe and beautiful country is because of these values of being respectful to everyone.
True. Completely agree with your thought! After seeing this video, I am getting more apprehensive regarding Turkey's lack of goodwill towards non-muslim expats while patronizing only muslim expats with exclusive privileges If the above holds true, then Turkey has been changing its Ata Turk Kemal era secular fabric & propensity to modernize fabric, over the last couple of decades, especially more drastically so since the onset of current regime.
@@aravindr8238 in some parts (especially istanbul) of turkey this might be true but not because of they are muslim. in the last decade, turkish tourism went down because of the politics, so people who visited turkey for culture and the lovely beaches stopped coming. so it became a tourist attraction for rich muslim countries because we are muslim too but we have many freedoms that they don't have back at home. so local businesses in some places startes favouring rich saudi arabian people over other people simply because they have more money. so most local people actually got sick of these kind of tourism and migration because turkish muslims have a different lifestyle.
@@aravindr8238 think of indyyya how radical and intolerant it has become under a hindddutvva govt.
Religious extremism is bad everywhere,Turkey should not move onthe path of indddyya and learn a lesson that how a nation become so intolerant by adopting hatred .
@@nomorenews Be a man & comment from your real ID wit your real name. Don't try to do Al Taqqiya using fake ids
@@aravindr8238 mind your business and stop being disrespectful to women.Seems to be indyyyan
As a Canadian I want to retire in Turkey
For sure get in touch brother :)
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Assalamualykum!
What made you leave Canada
You moved to Turkey permanently
And what passport do you have
Kind regards
In witch part of Başakşehir?
Kayaşehir
Hi
Can you please tell me what are the EU benefits associated with permanent residence less than $250 000 ?
Are the benefits different if you are Turkish passport holder vs permanent residence holder ?
Nothing
I would buy house in new zealand for this money.
Salam Alykum brother, I am in Turkey now (from Canada). How can I get in touch with you or the brother in the video? I need somebody who speaks turkish and english.
Feel free to send me a message on Whatsapp wa.me/+905369565130
sağol ❤️
Hello what about Beylikdüzü?
Beylikdüzü is an excellent family oriented place but only for those looking to stay there without needing to go to the main city centres (plural) of Istanbul. If your job/business is there or you work remotely then this might be a good low cost place to live
@@ThinkTurkey thank you for the info
Great. V informative
Masha Allah such an informative video, Jazak Allah Khair
Thank you! :)
Please do not come.. Here is too crowded, the country wouldn't take this human weight.
Salam caleykum brother, may Allah reward you for this valuable information. What are the average prices of this area 2+1 and 3+1.
Is there also an good international school in that area starting from elementry until college
Walaikumssalam brother, ameen jzk! In Basaksehir premium areas (Kayabasi/Kayasehir) prices starting at $150k for 2+1 and $250k for 3+1. These are just approximate prices, you may well find below or above these, and this is specifically in the key prime areas close to everything.
I don't think Turkey is the best place to do hijra if this is what you are planning. Turks aren't as tolerant to foreigners as they used to be unfortunately.
Much more tolerant than other countries. But yes last few years due to refugee crisis and overload on the country things haven't been as positive for foreigners.
Any other country suggestions? Pls do share.
@@ThinkTurkey I think Turkey is a beautiful country and I have met some amazing people there. I also understand that their issues with foreigners have arisen from their economic crisis which I really don't blame them for, but they have now gotten to a point where they want Turkey just for turkish people which I understand to an extent because a lot of countries say this. With this new mindset the country becomes no different from the western countries we are trying to make hijra from. I really do pray that Turkey's economy gets better for the Turkish people as they don't deserve this.
Yes its not. Please dont come. We fucking hate people walking with 3 wifes and not respecting our culture. As you know we are nationalist country and totaly different culture than arabs. They act really disrespectful and rude. Because you have money you cant bring your f up culture and bother locals here. But it will change soon!
That's true, we are not tolerant. Stay away!
@@nozulani Trust me I would not live in Turkey if it was the last place on Earth.
Turkey is not a Muslim country, it is a secular and democratic country. If you want an Islamic state, go to Saudi Arabia or Iran.
This is Kayasehir part of basaksehir
Indeed it is!
Saudi Arabia ,Qatar and Egypt more good choise for you not Turkey
Why so?
@@nomorenews Because the title of the video concerns Muslims, the ruling party will change in 1-2 years and Islam will not cease to be one of the important issues in Turkey.70% of young people in Turkey are non-believers, so countries such as Saudi Arabia and Egypt are a better option for you. If you come to live in a muslim society you will be disappointed
@@blpyz wishful thinking, secularism died with ataturk, turks are returning to the faith of their honourable ancestors
@@haideraliibnakhlaq8823 Ataturk, the savior of the Turkish people, was a war genius who adapted modern philosophical thought from the West to Turkey. Today, 70% of the young Turkish population is non-believer. The vote rate of the current administration is 30%, Islam is over for Turkey, there is an election in 2023, please watch and see Unfortunately, my friend Atatürk finished Islam in these lands years ago, the Turkish people once saw the open-mindedness and prosperity brought by the West and will never give up.
@@blpyz are you counting nonbelievers or just presuming.Everyone is a non believer party goer ,girl chaser when they are young,but they all become believers of something when the grave time keep getting closer.Turkey is no exception.Beside If Turkey is so secular then why it was always kept out of the european union inspite of fullfilling all demands.
Answer is simple because europe ( a white christian club) has always seen Turkey as a brown( albeit light) muslim country.
Wake up to reality and not base your opinion on 10% crowd of posh parts of cities.Its the majority that counts not dancing fun loving euro wanabes
Love you channel recently found it, just doing research early stages to move from Uk, I like this area can you contact me to help me find a place and job ?
Assalamu Alaikum Moaz,
I like your videos and your way as well the topics you talk about, thank you and we may meet one day .
Always welcome
Expats also have varities on ethnic,linguistic and ideological lines and not just religion.
I prefer a mixed up area of all types and beliefs and sexualities
Checkout Mardin in Southeast Turkey, beautiful place and lots of languages, cultures, beliefs in 1 place
Correct. But if you read the title of the video, it's meant to help Muslim expats. And for us Muslims, race, tribe and language is of secondary importance while Islam is our primary identity. If you ever seen muslims praying in the mosque five times a day, we stand shoulder to shoulder with African, Arab, Turk, Kurd, Indian, Indonesian, Malaysian all in unison worshiping One God and are governed by One law in the Quran. There is no class or racial lines as we are forbidden in the Quran to divide religion along the lines of race, language and sects. And that is why you will see Muslim societies throughout ages were most accepting of different races and intermingling of language, food, architecture and culture be it 7th century Arabia, 15th Center Ottoman Empire or the Mughal Empire in India. Hope that helps.
@@mshaikh7856 not all muslims are practicing,we can be liberal too,some turks are ultra liberal.While some paks ,afgans and syrians just too vulgar tiktokers.All are muslims in such a huge varitirs.Bargirls and redlite areas are also populated by muslims and mosques and jamatkhana also muslims.There are 2 billions with a huge variety.
Dont paint them in one color
@@nomorenews Nope. You ingenious assertion about Muslim being deeply divided into liberal vs conservative as if we are Christian West is erroneous and shows your liberal agenda of muddying the water. Liberals are a fringe minority among muslims and shall remain a fringe and deviant sect who try hard to secularize us with western liberal dogmas and keep failing for the last 100 year. As far as practicing Vs non-practicing muslims goes, yes, there are some non-practicing muslims who are involved in degeneracy like porn, sex and drugs. But don't you dare classify them as exemplary Muslims or even a significant majority because that's outright slanderous assertion much like how the West tries to paint ISIS as mainstream muslims. Any muslim majority country you visit will remain a conservative majority including Turkey where deviant liberals tried very hard to impose European secularism with brute military force banning athan and hijab, but at the end of the day, they were rejected and thrown out of power. Turkey and most muslim nations where Liberal Secularism was forcefully imposed with brute force, invasion or military coups still boasts significant conservative Muslim population and shall remain so alhamdulillah. And your slanderous assertion about Muslims based on your isolated experience of some muslims involved in fahisha(sexual immorality) or having bars and red light areas around some muslim locality certainly don't define 2 billion of us. Thanks!
Please give us tour of the luxury properties there 2 bedroom and plus.
I heard Bursa is a better place for Muslims. Westerns live less there.
Yes Bursa is definitely a good place also. But so far I haven't seen a similar place like Basaksehir which brings both Turks and expats together
@@ThinkTurkey ok man, got it :)
@@mukitchowdhury3713 you can go to gaziantep
@@fen8234 hello man, what is the significance of that place? Would you please write shortly?
Bro how can i contact you about this area n antalia
Just send me a msg here wa.me/+905369565130
Asalamu Alaykum, brother you are doing a very excellent job, I am also Somali-Canadian. Just quick question is there anyone that can help fill out the EKAMAT process for people , I am coming soon and I will Insha Allah massage you on whatapp , can you tell us when the new Bahçeşehir be ready.
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I don’t see your WhatsApp number
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- i'm indian canadian
- oh you're an indian
- INDIAN CANADIAN!
- riiiiight, just like you're a "turkish indian" now that you moved here
It is like German Turks - Mesut Ozil, maybe that will help you understand. When you grew up in another country and also are citizen of that country, but ethnically you are from another country. Make sense? ;)
You are Indian. stop pretending to something else. You will never be a canadian. Just Mesut Ozil will never be a German
Hello everyone, there are many Muslims in the comments who want to move to Turkey for a bit. You just need to know that Turkey is not an Islamic country. It is a country governed by secularism. Please stay away from radical Islam and come to Turkey that way.
👏👏👏 Turkey is secular country. Not muslim country.
@@fen8234 Ismailagha Place is very Secular 🤣👍 all the Women with Carsaf.
Thanks for your comment. Turkey is a free country where you can practice whatever religion you want - and esp for Muslims has a lot of benefit due to mosques, halal food , and good safe environment. Any type of radical individuals (non-muslim or muslim) are ofcourse not welcome :)
@@ThinkTurkey India is also a free country and they also have alot of Mosques, why didnt you go to india? Id it because you are a self hating brownie