Re: Living in a non-Muslim Country can be seen as a test of faith
I agree with everything you said and that's why I'm moving to Pak, if ever I get married and have kids I don't want them growing up here because of the reasons you mentioned, I've done things I regret and I don't want my future kids to do the same, I want them to have a strong sense of identity/values and belonging, not confused like me always trying to fit in but never being able to..
Well Pakistan is not a best option also i find it hard to tell my children that now muslims are doing these things and she will definately question me that mom you told us muslims don't wear sleeveless then why are they doing that? And What PAkistan has become after musharraf is intolerable.Does islamic country is suppose to do these thing the colleges are even celebrating Valentines, and doing every thing wearing sleevless etc.Well i find it easy here that we tell them beta its their religion and and we are different .