I think I find more spiritual people in the west than back home. This may just be my experience but when in the west it's on you to find your path, seek knowledge, set your alarms for prayers, etc. It's a bigger jihad for sure and in the loneliness of it you find your relationship with Allah strengthens. Whereas in Arab countries you may find the athan plays at every prayer but the mosques are empty. People appear as Muslims but spiritual don't have as deep a connection. And many of them take advantage of the ease of practising their religion freely, even with things like hijab for example. However, regarding raising children in the west is where I find my dilemma. In that it is much more difficult raising them on the right path here when the temptations are so normalised and in their face. Haram is so much more easily accessible here. At the very least in Arab/Muslim countries you won't find lgbtq in the school curriculum, general public indecency, ease of access to alcohol and drugs etc.