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Q: Why CBNU?
A: I was looking at many Universities. Then, a professor in Kyungpook national university recommended, and I went to CBNU because this school looked like it would fit me. I finished the master¡¯s course in Pakistan, but I have a dream of becoming a professor in Pakistan after I finish the doctor¡¯s course in Korea. Because of this reason, I¡¯m studying hard now.
Q: What do you think of Korea?
A: Living in Korea is inconvenient a little bit because I cannot speak Korean. However, I think Koreans have happy faces. Sometimes, I went downtown to enjoy. However, whenever I go downtown, I like to enjoy the Korean culture. Korean people seem like they are energetic. I planned to visit my hometown on this winter vacation, but the actual moment for going back to hometown will be four years from now, after I graduate.
Q: Spending in Korea, what is the biggest trouble?
A: Sometimes, I¡¯m uncomfortable because I don¡¯t speak Korean, but the most troubling thing is foods. Muslim don¡¯t eat any meat except meat killed by a minister or halal meat. Halal meat means the meat butchered by an Islamic butcher to be eaten by Muslims. This reason makes eating very uncomfortable.
Q: How can you solve the problems like the one above?
A: I can go regularly to ¡®Asian Mart¡¯ that is located near the ¡®Jungmun¡¯ fortunately, because ¡®Asian Mart¡¯ sells halal meat. Also, I have a regular meeting that Muslims attend for divine services. And, the language is OK because Korean people help kindly.