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Accident – Death – Obituary News : : 1. Frayser business owner shooting
2. Muslim community safety concerns
The tragic shooting of business owner Khalid Al Ghazali in Frayser has prompted Muslim business owners in Memphis to come together for protection. Surveillance footage captured the moment Ghazali was fatally shot outside his business, leading to the formation of the Memphis Muslim Chamber of Commerce. Concerned about the safety of their community, the group aims to work with city and county leaders to ensure the security of businesses and customers. This initiative follows the recent deaths of Ghazali and another Muslim business owner, Fares Shihab, highlighting the urgent need for change and support in creating a safer business environment in Memphis.
1. Frayser small business owner targeted in deadly attack
2. Muslim community expresses safety concerns following shooting incident
In a tragic incident that has shocked the community, Khalid Al Ghazali, the owner of Royal Bee Beauty in Memphis, was shot and killed in Frayser. The surveillance video captured the harrowing moments when Ghazali was ambushed by three individuals while trying to enter his business. The attackers blocked his exit with a Toyota Sequoia and opened fire on him as he tried to escape by ramming his truck into their vehicle.
The brutal killing of Ghazali has sent shockwaves through the Muslim business community in Memphis, prompting his fellow business owners to come together for protection. In response to this senseless violence, Muslim Business Leaders announced the formation of the Memphis Muslim Chamber of Commerce (MMCC) to address the safety concerns of businesses in the area.
The recent tragedy marks the second loss of a Muslim business owner in two months, following the shooting death of 18-year-old Fares Shihab at his Smoke and Vape Shop. The community is reeling from these senseless acts of violence and is calling for a change in the city’s current state of crime and insecurity.
In light of these tragic events, the Memphis Muslim Chamber of Commerce is taking proactive steps to ensure the safety of its members and customers. The newly formed organization aims to collaborate with city and county leaders to implement strategies that will protect businesses and create a safer environment for everyone.
The group, consisting of lawyers, doctors, merchants, and other professionals, is determined to make a difference in the community and prevent further tragedies like the one that befell Khalid Al Ghazali. They are advocating for increased security measures, community outreach programs, and youth initiatives to address the root causes of violence and crime in Memphis.
As the Muslim business community mourns the loss of one of its own, they are united in their resolve to make Memphis a safer place for everyone. Through the Memphis Muslim Chamber of Commerce, they hope to build a stronger, more resilient business community that can withstand the challenges of today’s uncertain times.
In memory of Khalid Al Ghazali and Fares Shihab, the Memphis Muslim Chamber of Commerce is committed to honoring their legacies by creating a safer and more inclusive environment for businesses of all backgrounds. Together, they stand united against violence and injustice, working towards a brighter future for all who call Memphis home.
