Hey, wonderful people! My name is Zaroon Khan and I started Eat, Play, Travel in beginning of winter, 2019 in Toronto, Canada. My dream is to travel the world, eat different types of cuisines and have awesome adventures. But first I must start in our home city, Toronto, and explore onwards from there. Join me in my awesome journey through videos, words and pictures! Also, check out my blog. Thanks for visiting and please subscribe!
Dating a Moroccan woman from pakistan. How to get marry in lowest cost possible is it possible to bring her here and get nikkah afterwards she will gone to her home and show Pakistani official nikah namaa and get verification of us both. As i cant travel now but plan for it in future for the morocco citizen ship... how doest the citizenship procedure cost and steps
Nice Brother. May Allah help you both and make it easy for you Ameen. Yeah for sure you can bring your wife to Pakistan for nikkah. Morocco doesn’t give citizenship only permanent residence. Maybe try applying for jobs there or go Middle East. Then your partner can live with you there.
I’m wearing traditional Pakistani outfit with Peshawari sandals. If you don’t like don’t watch. No need to be a retard and so ugly. This is a nikkah. In our wedding ceremony we wore traditional Moroccan and Pakistani outfits.
Are you of Pashtun descent? You remind me of a Pashtun friend from my school days in Karachi, Pakistan, who's now a successful mechatronics engineer at GE. He married an Algerian woman, whom I met during a visit to Pakistan. What struck me was how effortlessly she spoke Urdu, much like a Pashtun would. It's interesting to note that Pashtuns often find cultural common ground with Arab women, which perhaps contributed to their comfortable relationship. However, their marriage was a beautiful example of a love match, having met at a community Eid celebration. I'm curious to know if you share a similar background or connection.
Hey brother, my last name is Khan so I would definitely be Pashtun. Im mixed cuss my mom is Sindhi too, and my dad's side is Punjabi and Pathan. Wow that's so cool! Thanks for sharing your story! Haha yeah I think Pakistani in general share a lot of similarities with Moroccans. The main one being the religion and some culture similarities as well. both are super hospitable and friendly! Also, the northern Pakistanis drink green tea like the Moroccans and eat healthier too!
@@EatPlayTravel As an Urdu-speaking Muhajir, my heritage is deeply rooted in the cultural melting pot of the Indian subcontinent. My grandparents, who hailed from Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, migrated to Karachi in 1947, bringing with them a rich legacy of traditions and customs. According to my grandmother, our family's ancestry can be traced back to Uzbek roots, which have blended harmoniously with Arab, Turk, Central Asian, and Indian influences over time. As a result, our family's cultural practices and traditions reflect a unique fusion of these diverse backgrounds.
Yeah I just tried one from yameni brother, it tastes normal then you start feeling it in your head and throat and he told me that sometimes they feel it in their eyes if doesn’t go away they have another type of special mountain honey that they use as “kohl” or in their eyes
Hahaha came across this video. The guy you met is my uncle 😂. He’s not rude or racist. He just has a gangsta, street demeanor as he grew up rough. He’s actually a really good guy. Well he sold of both business so no more Moroccan places I guess
Loll no way that’s jokes. Haha wordd maybe I just had a bad experience. Oh damn that suks. Why did he close his businesses? Wish him all the best Insha’allah
No reason we did not grow up in palaces yet treat people with respect, he should be thankful he made where he is not a reason to be rude probably had a bad day 😢
Fun fact: when I first came to Canada (a century ago) 😂, my first job was in a Turkish restaurant. I wouldn’t recommend THAT Turkish restaurant tho, lol. The service was good, but the management sucked. 👎. Sorry. Ramadan Kareem, brothers & sisters! 🤲
Getting legally married in Morocco is quite the challenge, and sorting out all the paperwork for her to come to Canada is another hurdle, right? You definitely need an immigration lawyer to help navigate through all the red tape. I've noticed that here in the U.S., there's a ton of paperwork required for your spouse to join you. It used to take about a year, but now it's dragging on for at least three years, even for war vets who are supposed to get priority. I had a relative who was married to a retired Marine, and even her process took a whopping three years. So, what was your experience like when you were dealing with all the legal stuff for Mrs. Khan?
Yeah 100% it’s a difficult process to get legally married in Morocco. But alhamdulillah for us we did all in less than a week. For sponsoring ur partner to Canada it’s pretty straight forward. You don’t need an immigration lawyer. You can apply online and pay the fees. When your partner completes their biometrics and medical. You can apply for a visitor visa for them. This will give them permission to stay in Canada for a couple of months or longer with unlimited entry for a couple years. Meanwhile your sponsorship application should take like 13 months. After the 13 months they get their permanent residency. For USA, they’re a bit more strict for sure. But I know a guy who sponsored his Moroccan wife. It took him a little more than 1 year.
Peace be upon you! I am from Pakistan, I am a single brother, a memorizer of the Qur’an, a master’s degree in Islamic studies. What happened? I want to marry a good-natured, beautiful girl from Morocco
Assalamualaikum bhai I am planning to visit morroco in August, and presently, I am in saudi arabia, and here their is a morrocan embassy, so I wanted to know before how many months i apply for a visa I want to visit on August
Walaikum assalaam my brother. I think you should go to the embassy and ask them. You apply for visa online. But best to apply soon because they can take a long time to give you one depending on ur situation. Sometimes it’s really fast too
Assalamu-aleykum, Zaroon. Le mond est petit: I live literally 10 mins walk from another Latin World Mexican restaurant here in Toronto at 1229 Bloor St. West. )) Me & my g/f go there frequently, and it gives us same vibes like the one on ur video, bro! 👍🇲🇽❤️. I wonder if these 2 Latin World restaurants have the same owner?! 🤔 PS. Great vids! Keep it up! 👍
Walaikum assalaam my brother. Hahaa yeah such a small world! Woww that’s amazing. I think they have 3 locations and similar decorations too. Maybe it’s the same owner. Haha that’s so cool. I love the vibes of this place too. It’s traditional and low key too. Thanks so much! Appreciate your kind words. 🙏🏽❤️🇲🇽
Haha I’m Pakistani. I’m just trying to show different halal restaurants in Toronto n GTA. Show different cuisines from around the world and support local businesses. Alhamdulillah many of my people are doing well especially outside of Pakistan. The situation in Pakistan is bad no doubt due to corruption at high level in government and all. But alhamdulillah there too people live nice and well. Even better than us here. The best we can do is to support people in need and give our zakat and charity. Why are you being rude? If you don’t like the video don’t watch.
I’m not too sure about the halal spots cuss we just had a connecting flight to Morocco. We just ate at our hotel which had halal food. The shisha spot is called empire shisha. I put the address in the video description. Let me know if you find any nice halal spots. There should be a lot especially in southern Spain.
Would it make more sense to have a nikah at a mosque (not registered at a government office) and then travel with her to your country and register the marriage officially there if you're both planning to live in your country?
In Morocco. All nikkahs are done like that. The adoul acts like an imam in this setting. He is also registered with the government. If you don’t get married then it’s harder to bring your partner to your country. Depends on the country but to sponsor someone either you are married or you are common law for 1 year. It’s hard to get a visitor visa and all.
