Why Muslims wanna live in the West?

One reason is quest for 'better life'. But they fail to understand that why the better life exists in Non-Muslim countries. Ask any Muslim that what is the first choice to live and the answer shall be a country in the West. Why not an Arabian country? Because Islam has nothing to offer for a better life. Evident. Self evident. Still these Muslims shall ask for Sharia in the white countries after a few years of habitation.

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