Abu Lahya: Building My FIRST Business Office #muslim #entrepreneur #business #islam

Name: Abu Lahya: Building My FIRST Business Office #muslim #entrepreneur #business #islam
Uploaded: 2026-03-25T15:01:20+00:00
Duration: 38 s
Channel: Eyoub (Abu Lahya)
Description: In this YouTube segment, Abu Lahya (Eyoub) and a co‑speaker discuss the launch of a new company office. The third floor of the building is ready, while…

25 Mar 2026 · 1 min

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In this YouTube segment, Abu Lahya (Eyoub) and a co‑speaker discuss the launch of a new company office. The third floor of the building is ready, while the first two floors are still under construction. They plan to obtain approval for the space and eventually relocate their globally distributed team—many of whom are based in Saudi Arabia—to the new office, possibly in Medina, bringing employees and their families. The intended capacity is about 30 people per floor, with the first floor expected to host roughly 30 staff. The speakers argue that while remote work is feasible, scaling a high‑revenue business (e.g., $10‑100 million a month) sustainably requires an in‑person presence to foster stronger culture, teamwork, and business performance. The conversation ends with optimism about the office’s impact on growth.

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This is the building you guys getting? We're starting with the floor. The third floor is good. The first two floors are still being built. We're getting the approval by like, I got a guy that's living in Saudi Arabia now. Are your employees from there or do they have to relocate to Medina? Our team? Our team is all over the world. We're gonna relocate. So they're gonna all come like, or most of them? They want to. That's the goal. Like anyway, with their families and everything. And when you have the office, then what's the next goal? Like make it bigger, grow it? Yeah. One floor, maybe gonna host like 30 people. What do you think of this office? Yeah, I like it. I think it's real. I think it's great building like an actual company. Remote teams are cool, but I don't know how you can really sustain like a 10, 15, 20, 30, $100 million a month just online remote. I think in person is gonna be so much better. Better culture, better team, better business.