Muslim male saves kosher cafeteria and bakery

A Muslim male recently stepped in to save a Beach Bakery Grand Cafe in Westhampton Beach, a usually kosher eatery on Long Island’s East End.

When a bakery went adult for sale a few months ago, some business disturbed a investiture would close down, reported PIX11.

“It’s a usually kosher investiture within a 75-mile radius,” remarkable Rabbi Marc Schneier, a rabbi of a Hampton Synagogue.

Then Rashid Sulheri, a new owners of a kosher establishment, stepped in and bought a bakery.

Some business were worried, though afterwards they got to know him and schooled that he would keep a café and bakery kosher.

“They positively adore it. I’ve never been welcomed during any business like we have here,” Sulheri told PIX11.

Since holding over, income has left adult 30 percent. The new owners has also brought in new customers. Aside from a kosher certification, a owners has also combined Halal products to attract righteous Muslims to a café.

“It is so overwhelming that this male is creation a overpass between Muslim and Jewish village so everybody has their kosher and halal in a same place,” Muhammad Ullah told PIX11. “It’s all about a food.”