| abu-sulayman | -- 24-01-2009 @ 4:03 PM |
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Assalaam aleikom wa rahmatollah We are a family from sweden who are in Egypt. We have been here a couple of months but are facing problems in finding a good islamic school for our children. We are living outside Mansora for the moment and have been talking to religious people here, all of them are saying that the schools in Egypt are not good, the only alternativ if you can afford it is homeschooling. We have tried it out but find the teachers not to be sincere in their teaching. Our children do not learn that much, just a waste of time and money. So if anyone know of a good islamic school anywhere in Egypt we would like to know about it. Our childrens ages are 10, 8, 6 yrs old. We have almost lost hope in this country and thinking of going to Yemen. Anyone who could give us naseeha in this regard, Yemen vs Egypt with regard to being able to raise God fearing children!!! That is, a good islamic enviroment for children to be in. Sometimes you feel that you made hijrah from dar ul Kufr and all the bad things there but here in Egypt you found liers, muslims are using drugs in the streets, most of the people are very far away from the religion they are even going to graves to worship, superstition, uttering things of kufr and so on. Wa Allaho Mosta3an. wa alaikomo salaam
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| abdul.basir | -- 27-01-2009 @ 9:49 PM |
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As Salaamu alaikum wa Rahmatullaah, I feel for you and your family. This hijra is a serious matter especially to those who are sincere, trying to save themselves and their families. Sometime you may have a place in mind and when you go there most of the Muslims there treat you like the enemy. One thing to keep in mind. The best generations was in the time of our prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) and then the next two following generations. Since that time things has been going downhill so to speak. So when you find yourself in the Muslim lands dont have your expectation too high because most of the Muslims are ignorant of their deen. For future reference; if Allaah bless you to have the resources, you should go and scout out the situation before you bring your family along because it can be stressful moving about in a foreign place when you have to think about yourself and your family. I pray that Allaah makes it easy for you. Please contact me and let me know how you made out. As Salaamu alaikum Abdul Basir
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| AbuHarun | -- 21-02-2009 @ 4:09 PM |
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As Salaamu alaikum wa Rahmatullaah, Brothers, I am thinking of moving my family to Egypt. I have 2 children aged 5 and 3 and have the same concerns that you have discussed here in this post. In terms of location i am flexible but most probably would be based either in new cairo, maadi or medinat nasr. Brother can you tell me how you got on and if it worked out in the end because if i can learn from your experience it could save my family a lot of unneccessary stress. Plus if you have any recomendations for anywhere to make Hijra where the education is good. Salaam Abu Harun
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| HD | -- 02-04-2009 @ 10:39 AM |
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Abu Sulayman, As salam alaikoum wa rahmatuh Allah wa barakatuh, A friend of mine is in Yemen for sevaral years now, he gave me good feedback and he highly recommends Damaj. I will contact him and ask him to put you through an English brother speaker or if he find one a Swedish brother. I will let you know,If you have already moved to Yemen kindly inform me. Hafizakoum Allah, Make a lot of du3as, and be patient this is the GOLDEN key. Akhouka Abu Abdillah. Wa billah at tawfeeq. Abu Abdillah. Kuwait.
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