Canada is a beautiful multi-cultural country and this month we are dedicating the Muslimmoms.ca website to everything Immigration. Immigrants come to Canada with their cultures, traditions, food, clothing, languages and make Canada that much more colorful, tasty and amazing!
Everyone comes to Canada for their own reasons. Some come for new experiences. Others come to provide their children with a better life. Perhaps some are forced out of their homes. For some, marriage and starting a new family brings them to this foreign land. Although their journeys and stories may differ, there are some things that all immigrants have in common. New home, new people, new experiences and unfortunately new struggles. We will be exploring the joys and the struggles of being a new immigrant in Canada.
This month you will be able to get tips on document evaluations. This is very important as this is the first step towards your immigration. Also, it can be confusing in a new place to get basic necessities such as a driver’s license or medical care.
Family is so important and it can be a struggle to be away from our loved ones. We are happy to give great tips for dealing with loneliness. Also, children of immigrants have their own struggles and one of our moms will be sharing her own experience with us. Further, we have some insightful tips on what resources are available for families with children with special needs.
So many fantastic topics to explore! Wishing all our new immigrant Muslim moms a great start to their new life. Remember you are never alone. There is always a Muslim Mom just a click away!
Samia
October 22, 2015 8:05 pmThis will be a great help. I would like to have these tips. As a new immigrant family our interview was published in the Guelph Mercury news paper few months ago. I can never forget the stress that was about to destroy my relation with my husband. Alhamdulillah we have been through the crisis, mostly due to my husband’s sacrifice as every thing was against his will. He had to leave his job back home that was a passion for him. On the other hand, I accepted immigration for my kids to get degrees that could be accepted world wide, and most importantly not staying far from them.
The early days were a nightmare (arguments, uncertainty, low job status and too was difficult to find, loneliness, and what not). Allah is too kind and circumstances are getting better day by day.
Regards,
Samia.
Samia
October 22, 2015 8:05 pmThis will be a great help. I would like to have these tips. As a new immigrant family our interview was published in the Guelph Mercury news paper few months ago. I can never forget the stress that was about to destroy my relation with my husband. Alhamdulillah we have been through the crisis, mostly due to my husband’s sacrifice as every thing was against his will. He had to leave his job back home that was a passion for him. On the other hand, I accepted immigration for my kids to get degrees that could be accepted world wide, and most importantly not staying far from them.
The early days were a nightmare (arguments, uncertainty, low job status and too was difficult to find, loneliness, and what not). Allah is too kind and circumstances are getting better day by day.
Regards,
Samia.
Fathiya
October 23, 2015 2:28 pmYes I want to join the group