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The Arab Daily News is an online newspaper written by professional journalists that seeks to provide original news, features and commentaries about the American Arab community, the Muslim Community, and the Middle East.
We especially strive to give you the news stories that the biased, racist mainstream American News Media seeks to suppress.
You will read articles here that you will most likely not find anywhere else.
Are we journalists? Yes. The publisher, Ray Hanania, is an award winning formerChicago City Hall Reporter. He covered Chicago City Hall from 1976 through 1992. In 1992, he launched his media and communications strategy company, Urban Strategies Group, which provides professional public relations, communications and public affairs to clients in Illinois, Michigan and Washington D.C.
ABOUT THE HALAL GUYS
It all started in 1990, when the founding partners opened a hot dog cart on West 53rd & 6th Avenue, New York, NY. The saw a huge demand among the Muslim cab drivers needing to have a halal Muslim meal. They quickly exchanged their cart and began servicing halal food, which became a huge success. They focused on the enhancement of their products to make it different and enjoyable. From that time, they pledged to use the best halal products to serve the public. During that time, they created their special magic white sauce and fiery hot sauce, which our public loves.
The second opening is on the southeast corner of W.53rd Street and 6th Avenue across from the main cart that is next to the Hilton hotel. The third opening was on the southwest corner of 7th avenue and W53rd Street. The fourth opening was at the LaGuardia Community College in front of the Thomas. The fifth opening was on the northeast corner of East 14th Street and 2nd Avenue. Our latest opening, is our first brick and mortar shop, The Halal Guys Store, which is also located on East 14th Street and 2nd avenues. Now The Halal Guys has steadily grown to become the leading and largest food cart company within the New York area.
Now the quick-service halal street cart company is going national, creating a chain that keeps the core values and provides opportunities to new partners who want to share The Halal Guys experience. The Halal Guys Inc. is a federal registered company that has a registered trademark, name, logo and slogan and is a privately held and family owned.
With 24 consecutive years of positive sales growth, The Halal Guys has set itself apart by pioneering innovations and creating delicious products—including the ever-popular White Sauce for customers.
Innovative Concepts
The Halal Guys Carts: Recognized as the pioneer in quick-service street food cart service. The Halal Guys still consider street food cart an integral part of its business.
Catering Services: The Halal Guys, full catering services offer a comprehensive range from basic deliver to set-up. This business unit provides services for corporate events, holidays, weddings and any simple to robust get-togethers.
The Halal Guys Stores: In response to customer demand for convenience and accessibility, The Halal Guys began opening stand-alone stores in high-traffic locations starting in 2014. We will list all location very soon.
Franchising: This is a newly formed business unit. The Halal Guys have launched. The Halal Guys franchise opportunity represents an exceptional offering in the quick-service food industry.
The Palestinian Heritage Center (PHC) was established in 1991 by Maha Saca. The Center tirelessly works to promote, revive, and preserve Palestinian cultural heritage, especially the arts of embroidery and traditional dressmaking. The PHC’s main goal is to educate the public about the meaning and significance of Palestinian cultural heritage and the need to protect this heritage from loss or misappropriation. It provides lectures, workshops, shows, exhibitions, and resources to visitors as well as participates in international events, showcasing to the world what it offers those who come to the Center itself.
The Center produces fair trade, handmade embroidery, crafted by women from villages and refugee camps around the city of Bethlehem. The PHC also creates its own posters and postcards drawn from images in its photographic collection. It has received several national and international awards for its continuous efforts in support of Palestinian cultural heritage.