story from Canada | overseas properties in Pakistan | Iftikhar Ahmad Usmani

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Today's story is the story of an overseas Pakistani who now lives in Canada, whose name is Habib. Habib is a businessman. He has a wife and two daughters. But now Habib's mother has cancer in Pakistan. He has not spoken to his mother for the past three years. To understand this whole thing, you have to listen to the whole story. Habib lived in Pakistan seventeen years ago. His father died when he was in college. Habib was older, had a younger brother and a sister. At the behest of his mother, he first went to Saudi Arabia and worked hard for five years. He first rebuilt his father's abandoned house. Then he went to the UAE where he got a job at the airport. His income doubled. He got his sister married, then his brother married. He bought a ten-marla plot but in his mother's name. At the same time, Habib met a divorced Canadian woman at the airport named Shaista. They fell in love and got married. Shaista took Habib with her to Canada. Both of them did business and settled down. Habib bought another plot of one kanal in Pakistan, that too in his mother's name. In the following years, two daughters were born to Habib. When the girls turned seven, Habib consulted his wife that he wanted to educate his daughters according to Islam. To achieve this goal, we would have to stay in Pakistan. Both the husband and wife came to Pakistan for the future of their daughters. At first, the mother and brother were very happy, but when Habib told his mother that he had permanently shifted to Pakistan and intended to sell the plot and start a business, his mother got very angry. His mother told him that she had built a house on a ten marla plot and given it to Habib's sister and had sold one kanal of land and bought a house for his younger son Saleem with half the money. Habib was very upset. When he wanted to sell his father's house and start a business, his mother objected strongly and got angry. His mother used to say, "You live in Canada. What do you need a house and property for?" Allah has given you a lot of money, Habib found all this very inappropriate and excessive, he got angry with his mother, his plots had been sold, and he kept living by taking loans during the Corona days, and when Corona ended and the world opened up, he returned to Canada with both daughters, now his mother had stopped contacting him, he started doing business with his wife and after two years of hard work, he started earning a very good profit, three years passed and no one called from Pakistan to contact him, then suddenly one day he got news that his mother had cancer, Saleem and his sister were not ready to sell their house for treatment, Habib had contacted me because he wanted to know what he should do now in these circumstances?
I advised Habib that it is true that your mother sold the plots bought with your hard earned money and gave the money to your brother and sister, but she is your mother whom you have a duty to help and serve. You go to Pakistan and get your mother treated. Habib agreed to my advice and came to Pakistan for his mother's treatment. I had said that you should save your relations and the money will come. In this way, Habib got his relations back with my advice. But finally, I want to say that most of the plots and houses of overseas people are taken over and his siblings sell everything. If you want, you can file a case and get everything back. But if you show generosity and forgive your relatives and save your relations, it will be a good deed because money can be earned but relations cannot be restored. The second suggestion is that overseas people should not migrate for the education of their daughters. People have been living in the UK, USA and Europe for fifty to sixty years. Their children are born there and they are also converted to Islam. Stay connected, don't worry, Europe and UK children are practicing Islam. If you are not sure, go to the mosque during Friday prayers and see where seventy percent of the population is young people.