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This is a salon owned by a Coptic man further south on Bell Road.

Run by the real estate agent and first wave Coptic migrant to Nashville, Mr. Sameh Sedhom, this is another Coptic-owned contractor business.

“We keep your home clean” is the motto of Eshak Adly Samoan’s business. On the logo of his business is an American flag with an Uncle Sam pointing finger, and hearts border the logo. Eshak currently, in 2022, works at the Williamson Medical Center…

Opening in 2022, this Coptic-owned hair salon in Mt. Juliet is very interesting in that it's 1) in Mt. Juliet and in an area that's not too-populated with Egyptians and 2) it's name is Asia Hair Salon, perhaps a call to Egyptian desire to have…

Owned by William Magdy, this Greek-style restaurant is typical of Coptic restauranteurs who want to share their culture, but in a palpable way to a white audience (typically). This restaurant also is located in rural Smyrna.

Recently opened in Murfreesboro, TN in summer 2022, Baraka means "blessing" in Arabic and is a farm open for community members to come and choose and order meat.

Owned and operated by broker Hisham Michael, this is one of a number of real estate businesses in South Nashville.

A new market in Murfreesboro owned by a Copt, this is another Coptic-owned grocery store in Murfreesboro, but is uniquely named for an ancient figure as opposed to a saintly one or a general name.

A Coptic salon owned by a Coptic woman, this beauty salon focuses on children and women and offering them a good salon experience. This salon is owned by Ms. Amira Saleeb, and features an array of clients.

A contractor business perhaps run by Ibram Moheb.