Is it a form of prejudice? Because of the name or cause maybe was implying that an Arabic place is "a type of bad work" ? Im genuinely asking cause I live in South America, and like, I dont know one single muslim, Im vaguely aware of muslim culture/political issues.
Same, but I was thinking more like "Is it a real place?" And I was also thinking it's not too wrong of a thing to say, since saying that the coffee is from Allah isn't entirely wrong either. (To Moonriver: There's no prejudice, it's just a bit unexpected and worrying because Allah is a sacred name for God and to use it for capitalism just seems kinda wrong)
I think it's all based on intentions. If the intentions were good, then we really can't say anything bad. If they really wanted to say that Allah made this coffee and I'm serving it to you, then we can't really say anything to them.
Of course, if this isn't a real place, then I'm wondering what was the author's intentions of placing that there.
Overall, I don't see any bad intentions really. Of putting that there, that is. Although the name is a little.......something, but it's not too bad, I guess.
yeah i had a lot of back thoughs like this i just hope it's muslim owned then
its not really a stereotype i never heard that. because arabs are also known for good coffee. but putting "Allah" is just very weird. Islam is related to arabic culture but its still a religion you don't have to be arab to be muslim.
no one will talk abt that "allah's coffee" as a muslim it kinda choked me idk what to think tbh. but apart of that it was a very cute chapter they look very good together