Hmmna
September 22, 2012, 4:17pm
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Re: Shifting to Pakistan after marriage?
I think there’s been a misunderstanding, I am not a doctor, but have gotten my masters in healthcare administration, hes a doctor but not a medical one, he has gotten his phd in biotechnology which means he would be mostly working in the labs of agha khan.. I’ve been told by many agha khan students that you will find agha khan doctors anywhere in America as they always are able to find jobs. I am a US citizen but my fiance is Pakistani and we’re almost done with his visa process for his greencard. My fiance keeps telling me that its always better to apply for jobs from the number 1 University from Pakistan with UK education than some Number 15 university in UK.
I’ve been going to Pakistan my whole life, but since I am originally from Peshawar, I only speak in Pushto as that was the language my mother taught me.
I’ve been thinking of doing istikhara but I want someone else to do it for me, someone who is totally outside of my family circle so that it could be totally bias. My thinking may be wrong but that’s just my view on Istikhara.
Theres an area called Malir Cantt that is close to agha khan and I’ve heard is a safe neighborhood. Anyone have any views on this area? I think a 30-45 minute commute would be quite annoying specially with traffic and rush.
How much would it be to get a car on lease (not very expensive but not very cheap as well) ? will we be able to live comfortably with 2 lakhs a month?
Your fiancé is right abt aga khan. Every person I know who studied or worked there is in America
traffic is a problem and can be stressful. It’s very hot and security is a concern. Those are the cons for me. Just read paheli’s post. Very informative