if go overseas, for sure the pay is good, i got an offer also at dubai, yet i am a senior engineer now but still think my skills is not strong enough, so i rejected the offer first, wait till end of this year after, see how, if economy become stable again, then i think i'll jump overseas, wanna experience having brunette or blonde gf, huhuhu

Being a Muslim does not automatically qualify oneself to be employed by an employer operating in one of the gulf states.

The Middle Eastern based employers are extremely objective and it depends ENTIRELY on your competency/experience/relevant knowledge before you can be worthy of consideration to be hired by them.  Religious beliefs has ZERO implications in the hiring process.

Unlike the Malaysian GLCs.

I was not questioning nor misrepresenting your earlier posting - I am merely highlighting the fact that the hiring process for working professionals is by and large done in an objective manner by gulf based employers which in itself is an add-on to your posting. 

What the heck does this have to do with racism?  You got a massive racist chip on your shoulder?

what getz meant is to survive in middle east is easier for muslims compared to korea,japan,hong kong etc-all eat babi ones...what lar