good post as usual Bilal.

I would say Rome, France or somewhere exotic out of this country.

In this country, I have heard good things about Chicago, Dallas and Cali.

Does Cali really have all these stars walking around> How does that affect them, in terms of their mellowness?

Dallas has a great Muslim community. What ingredients make them so great?

i want to listen to the waves crashing on my private island beach resort in Malaysia. did you hear that? thats the boat approaching, it comes around 2x a day with fresh fruits for the kids

i want to feel the plight of the muslims as I walk the steps of the muslims who were expelled at Grenada, Andalus.

i want to become friends with the peaks of the Himalayas, the mountain itself will help me climb it.

i want to rub the heads of the small children and orphans I’ll meet, just like the propget (saw) did, when I spend time in the shantytowns of South Africa.

i want to make sujud at al Aqsa where rasul Allah (saw) led the prophets in salah.

You need to correct the poem akhi, there’s a slight mistake.

‘can’ in the third sentence, not ‘an’.

Jazakhallah khair for sharing.

But anywhere you do go, I know Insha’Allah you’ll leave a great impression and you’ll be remembered.

china
australia
malaysia
africa

1. Alaska (great for visuals)
2. Washington (state) (great for visuals)
3. Michigan (Dearborn, MI)
4. Chicago, IL
5. Boston, MA
6. Puerto Rico? (not really North America…but you can go there with a US passport, no?)
7. Hawaii
8. Washington, D.C.
9. Baltimore, MD
10. Philadelphia, PA
11. Florida
12. Oregon

But anywhere in the world…my first choice would most definitely be:
1. China
…There’s a huuuuuge Muslim population there, as I’m pretty sure you probably know.

- Amish town
- Muslim Chinese community