Al-Azhar graduate teacher becomes a successful entrepreneur with coconut charcoal business
要点
- 1. A teacher who graduated from El-Azhar University left his profession in 2018 and started producing coconut charcoal.
- 2. After eight years of work, the business reached a production capacity of 20 metric tons per month.
- 3. The low-smoke charcoal is in high demand by restaurants and hookah businesses.
- 4. The entrepreneur aims to become the region's charcoal collection center by expanding his operations.
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Living in the Setiu region of Malaysia, 31-year-old Mohd. Hamiz Zahiruddin Zahari started teaching at a private school after graduating from the Sharia law department at El-Azhar University in Egypt. However, after visiting a factory in Kuala Selangor in 2018, he became interested in the idea of producing charcoal from coconut shells and left the teaching profession.
Continuing his venture, which he started with his father's support, for about eight years, Zahari has now reached a production capacity of 20 metric tons per month. The charcoal production process begins with burning the coconut shells in drum barrels for five to eight hours; afterwards, the cooling charcoal is shaped into the desired sizes.
The coconut shell charcoal he produces is particularly preferred for cooking, hookah (shisha) use, and by cafes and restaurants because it produces less smoke and is more durable. In his business, which has a demand of about five tons per week, the entrepreneur, who also provides part-time employment to villagers, aims to make his facility the coconut charcoal collection center of the region.
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- Q: What is the educational background of Mohd. Hamiz Zahiruddin Zahari?
- A: He completed his undergraduate education in Sharia law at El-Azhar University in Egypt.
- Q: Who demands the coconut charcoal produced by the entrepreneur?
- A: Because it produces less smoke and lasts longer, those who want to cook, restaurants, and hookah (shisha) operators show great interest in this product.
- Q: What is the current production and demand status of the business?
- A: The business has a monthly production capacity of 20 metric tons and currently has a demand for about five tons of charcoal per week.