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The Hijrah Readiness Assessment

Hijrah succeeds or fails on four binary constraints — income, family, capital, destination. This assessment scores each, surfaces the weakest, and returns a personalised next-step plan. Be honest; the math is only useful if the inputs are.

Your home market

Your hijrah readiness score · for Türkiye

66/100

Almost ready — close the gaps

The major structures are in place. Address the lowest-scoring dimension before booking.

Income
16/ 25
Family
16/ 25
Capital
25/ 25
Destination
9/ 25

Your weakest dimension · do this next

Visit the destination at least twice before committing. Spend 2–3 weeks each visit, not 2–3 days. Make contact with the local Muslim community, walk the schools the children would attend, talk to expat families already settled.

Destination

See /hijrah for the deep-dive on each destination's property + cost-of-living math.

Income · does your earning survive the move?

16 / 25

Remote-work compatibility of your current income

Transferable trade you could practise at destination

Family · is everyone on board?

16 / 25

Spouse alignment

Children's adaptability (consider ages + temperament)

Parents / dependants remaining in AU

Capital · can you land without panic?

25 / 25
Surplus / shortfall after property + A$50,000 runway + A$25,000 move costsA$5,000

Destination fit · is the landing pad real?

9 / 25

Visits to Türkiye in the last 24 months

Local Muslim community contact + vetting

Schooling plan for children (if applicable)

Next steps

  • Identify the weakest dimension above and commit to a 90-day plan to lift it.
  • Schedule another exploratory visit to the destination — at least 2 weeks.
  • Begin a written household conversation with your spouse, weekly, until alignment is solid.
  • Run this assessment again in 90 days; aim for 80+.
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