Actually I would go to Pakistan and teach also. It is the poor who need it the most. Amongst the teaching I would include morals, ethics and caring as integral parts of the syllabus.
It just seems to me as an observer that place is undergoing some sort of azaab and in such places I do not advise going. If you can tough it out then go and make a difference; personally I have young children and will only consider doing such a thing later on in life.
InshaAllah
Peace brother Asif
I’ll be shorter than I was last time. However, this time I’ll say yes go, help them, make them honest people that will help them more than making them economically successful.
Unless of course you intend to run the position of Chancellor, the effect you will have is that the few who associate with you will become better off. Until the banking system changes … until people stop exchanging US and UK currency in Pakistan on the black market, the economy as a whole is not going to strengthen.
There are many £ billionaires in Pakistan but they unable to quench the thirst of the country. So go there and make them honest like a Muslim aught to be and inshaAllah I’ll come and join you soon.
Peace desert bird … May Allah (SWT) keep you protected.