An Ancient Islamic Toothbrush Goes Millennial
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1 min readApr 18, 2018
How a Lebanese designer reinvented the oldest method of oral hygiene.
The global Islamic economy — comprised of products and services that embody Islamic ethics — is a multi-trillion dollar industry. But Islamically branded products are often seen as traditional rather than hip and cutting edge.
This week, Rabiya Jaffery of the podcast Kerning Cultures brings us a story of a new company that is trying to shift that perception by reimagining an ancient Muslim toothbrushing tradition for today’s youth.