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WWW.YaMICHIGAN.COM Arab AmericanOasis h a p p y Ramadan Happy Ramadan Arab American homes EDITION NO.8 VOLUME: 1 A WEEKLY DIGITAL BUSINESS MAGAZINE May 2019 Welcome Yamichigan.com is the fastest growing digital business magazine in the Middle Eastern American Communities in Michigan, serving Wayne, Macomb, Oakland and Washtenaw counties. Since 2012, we have focused our news Ya Michigan delivery on cellphones and tablets. Our popular website features business, CONTENTS policy, real estate market, food and community news and information, and our effective e-newsletter reaches 5 From the editor ------------------------------------5 thousands of readers every Tuesday. Inside the magazine ------------------------------67 Arab American Success ---------------------------78 We are proud of our services to the Hamadeh Education -----------------------------99 community, and we thank our sponsors ACCESS -----------------------------------------1110 for their support. House of condolences --------------------------1211 Best coffee in town -----------------------------1313 Thank you for your trust in Ya Michigan, HYPE Athletics -----------------------------------1515 and we ask you kindly to support us and Fresh daily bread --------------------------------1516 Feeding the soul ---------------------------------1617 work together to serve our communities. Zaman International ----------------------------1718 www.yamichigan.com. ACC serving the community -------------------1819 Marshooshi ---------------------------------------2020 Home insurance tips ----------------------------2322 Home buying tips -------------------------------2624 Path to serenity ----------------------------------2725 Auto insurance tips -----------------------------2927 Lebanese General Consul ----------------------3028 Car maintenance tips ----------------------------3129 Nizam Pastry feast -------------------------------3330 Editor/ Publisher Section Editor Choucair Hair Salon -----------------------------3432 Khalil Hachem John Mulcahy Ramadan message -------------------------------3536 Healthy food for Ramadan ---------------------3637 All rights reserved. No part of this Best drinks for Ramadan -----------------------3741 publication may be reproduced in any Best sohoor --------------------------------------- 44 form without the prior permission of Ramadan manual ------------------------------- 45 the management of Yamichigan.com. Calendar ------------------------------------------3947 Copyright 2019 Yamichigan.com. Special Edition May 2019 5 From the editor As we embark on the holy support, this guide could not Sponsors include: Kroger, month of Ramadan, the Ya have been possible. We also Dearborn Fresh Supermarket, Michigan group congratulates thank our contributors who Papaya Fruit Market, Care the different communities in shared their thoughts and Pediatrics, Wayne County Michigan on the season of experiences. Treasurer Eric Sabree, Byblos fasting, wishing everyone a We have distributed 5,000 Banquets, House2Home safe and productive Ramadan magazines in the community, Inspection Services, Prime experience. Ramadan begins and we will email an electronic Lending, Hometown Group around May 5 and ends around copy every week during the Realty, The Signature Group June 4, depending on the moon month of Ramadan for viewing Reality, Palm Pharmacy, cycle. and downloading. We are Infiniti One Group, Lava working with several Lounge, Garden Foods This year, we are organizations to maximize our Distributing, Fairlane Carwash, expanding the 2019 print electronic reach to up to 32,000 Venture Title Agency and edition to highlight the success readers. Betsy’s Bridal and Formal. of the community on different Contributors include: Dr. fronts and to include a wide If you wold like additional M o h a m m a d A j j o u r , variety of information and tips. copies, please call Productivemuslims.com, Dr. 313-819-0101. If you would Hoda Amine, Susan Carland, We thank our sponsors who like to see an electronic version Dearborn Police Department, helped fund this project. of the guide, please visit online research and public Without their generous www.yamichigan.com information and John Mulcahy. Yamichigan.com, a weekly digital business magazine, delivering news and information directly to your smartphone or tablet. Our website receives millions of hits a year, and our weekly e-newsletter reaches thousands of clients every Tuesday morning. www.yamichigan.com In This Issue The Middle Eastern American community in Michigan is very successful and has grown in numbers and strength. We have included faces of the community in this edition to illustrate its success. Starting on Page 8. Ramadan is the month of fast, prayer, mercy and giving during which Muslims abstain from eating and drinking from dawn until dark. Health, nutrition and activity tips. Starting on Page 36 Sweets and thirst-quenching drinks during vary from country to another, but most people seem to agree on two popular drinks and sweets during the month of fast. Page 41-46 Although Ramadan is the month of fast, most Muslims spend more time preparing food and hosting family and friends during Ramadan than at any other time of the year. Here are some recipes for Ramadan Page 39 Insurance has become a new tax on home owners and drivers, and rates are rising very fast and in some case are out of control. Auto and home insurance tips while maintaining good protection. Page 26 - 27 Car maintenance is necessary but sometime is challenging for some of us. Tips to maintain your vehicle during the four seasons, including, tire rotation, AC check, oil change and other maintenance. Page 29 Mobile devices are invading homes and businesses, from doorbells that transfer images and videos, to smart lights and appliances. A guide on how to transform your home into a smart home. Page 33 Special Edition May 2019 8 Arab American Success The Middle Eastern dilapidated strips into Recently, a large number of American community in successful business districts, students have been accepted to Michigan is very successful and have converted average ivy league schools, and the and has grown in numbers and houses into sprawling homes, number of doctors, engineers, strength, climbing to more than tripling residential value and pharmacists and high profile a half million people in the reviving neighborhoods. professionals has reached a four-county area. record high of more than 1,000. Fadwa A recent study estimates Hammoud, Wayne that Middle-Eastern Americans first woman County generate more than $6 billion solicitor Circuit in salaries and contribute about general in Judge Hilal $200 million in taxes to the Michigan Farhat state of Michigan. Nearly 4 million Americans On the political front, they trace their roots to the Middle have help elect state house Adel Mozip, East. They are found in every representatives, Rashida Tlaib recently state, but more than two thirds as the first Arab-American appointed to of them live in just ten states: woman in the U.S. Congress, the Dearborn Board of California, Michigan, New and five circuit and district Education York, Florida, Texas, New court judges, including recent Jersey, Illinois, Ohio, appointee Hilal Farhat. Immigrants are Pennsylvania, and Virginia. entrepreneurs by nature, and Metropolitan Los Angeles, Middle Eastern Americans are Detroit, and New York are no different. Successful home to one-third of the business districts stretch along population. Warren Avenue, Michigan State Rep. Avenue, Telegraph Road, Ford Abdullah Road, Dix Avenue and Seven 13th Hammoud Mile Road. Congressional Gov. Gretchen Whitmer Private and charter schools District appointed local attorney Fadwa are teeming with students. Representative Hammoud as the first woman Civic and community Rashida Tlaib and the first Arab American to organizations have reached become a solicitor general in more than 30. We are proud of Michigan is distinguished the state. the success of the community, by having the largest Several people are serving and we will highlight some of concentration of Middle as county commissioners, city that success in this edition Eastern Americans in one area. council members and board of under the title “Faces of the They have turned vacant and education trustees. community.” Special Edition May 2019 9 Faces of the community Passion for eduction fosters success for school founder, community Children are the future of students, and the schools have the community and several been recognized as one of the people have started schools and top 15 schools in the state and educational institutions in have received numerous Southeast Michigan. Hamadeh awards. Educational Services (HES) is With more than 30 years of one of those schools, providing experience in education in the a safe and rich environment for United States and abroad, the students to learn and break influence of Mrs. Hamadeh barriers. shines through HES in serving The story of HES starts students. with its president and CEO, “It all started with a Mrs. Nawal Hamadeh, who dream…a dream to establish founded the organization to schools where students not provide top quality education only master academic skills, services. Her passion and HES founder, president and CEO but also have a holistic diligence led to the current four Mrs. Nawal Hamadeh learning experience for the schools that HES operates in mind, body and the soul,” Mrs. Dearborn Heights, Westland, HES employs about 400 Hamadeh said. “The world is Sterling Heights and Detroit. people and enrolls 3,300 shaped
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