Muslim businesses should be less Muslim

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The video likely resonated due to its provocative and counter-intuitive statement, sparking curiosity and debate among viewers interested in cultural identity and business practices.

Summary

The creator argues that Muslim-owned businesses should be less overtly "Muslim" in their branding and operations to be more inclusive. They believe that by appealing to a broader customer base beyond just Muslims, these businesses can thrive and incorporate everyone.

Structure

1Hot take: Muslim businesses should be less Muslim
2Example: A coffee shop in NY that is Muslim-owned but not obviously so
3Observation: Such businesses attract diverse customers
4Argument: Muslim-owned businesses should focus on inclusivity
5Conclusion: This approach incorporates everyone

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Muslim businesses should be less Muslim

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This is definitely a hot take but I think Muslim businesses should incorporate less Muslim in their business. The reason why I say this is because I'm at a coffee shop right now in New York and you would have never guessed that it's Muslim owned. But they still bring Muslim customers, they bring all sorts of customers, white, black, brown, Mexican, whatever it is. But it just so happens is Muslim owned. Everything is halal, everything is great. But it incorporates everybody. And I think we need to have more Muslim owned businesses rather than Muslim businesses because that at the end of the day is how we incorporate everybody.