EPISODE · Apr 7, 2026 · 35 MIN
Muslim Father Leaves “Stable” Australian Life For EGYPT
from Make Hijrah Podcast
Earn anywhere from $2k-$10k per month as a Muslim Man online by becoming an Appointment Setter: https://form.typeform.com/to/ORgOChBW(Disclaimer: Results vary. Outcome depends on effort, consistency and tawfeeq from Allah.) Get our help planning your Hijrah here: https://hijrahplan.comHe had permanent residency in Australia, a stable job, and a clear future, but still chose to leave it all behind and move his family to Egypt. In this episode, Khalid shares his full journey from growing up across multiple countries to traveling the world, getting married, and ultimately making hijrah for the sake of his daughters. We break down the real process behind relocating, including visas, saving money, testing countries before moving, and what life actually looks like after leaving the West. From mindset and sacrifice to fitness, family, and faith, this is a raw and practical conversation for anyone thinking about making hijrah and building a life aligned with their values.#hijrah #muslimmen #muslimcommunity #leavethewest #westernmuslims #muslimfamily #expatlife #deenoverdunya #livingabroad #makehijrah0:00 – Intro 0:30 – Who Is Khalid1:30 – Traveling to 32 Countries1:50 – Abu Dhabi Childhood2:18 – UK & Education2:56 – Moving to Somaliland3:15 – Marriage Plan6:04 – Leaving Australia6:37 – People Questioned Him7:01 – For My Daughters8:14 – Muslim vs Non-Muslim Countries10:25 – Culture & Language11:22 – Integration & Identity12:23 – Street Arabic13:17 – Culture Shapes You17:07 – Fear of Moving17:52 – Planning Hijrah18:11 – Invest in Yourself19:04 – Research Before Moving21:02 – Tawakkul Mindset22:14 – Working in Australia23:00 – Saving Money For Relocation23:54 – Leaving High Pay Job24:17 – Muslim Work Environment25:27 – Second Job Struggles33:23 – Where to Find Khalid
Embed this episode
NOW PLAYING
Muslim Father Leaves “Stable” Australian Life For EGYPT
No transcript for this episode yet
Similar Episodes
No similar episodes found.
Similar Podcasts
No similar podcasts found.