Arts & Culture
LITTLE PAKISTAN – On Coney Island Avenue, American-Pakistani women are trying to keep their culinary tradition alive in a tax office. (Mustafa Z. Mirza/BKLYNER)On weekdays, Bibi Jan Corp, is mostly frequented by South Asian men seeking advice on immigration and taxation, but on the weekends, the same place is
1090 Coney Island Avenue
Thousands of people filled Coney Island Avenue, from Foster Avenue to Avenue H, last night for the annual Chand Raat Bazaar [/blog/events/annual-chand-raat-bazaar-on-coney-island-avenue-thursday-night] — a night of celebration marking the end of the Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of fasting. The American Council of Minority Women [https://www.facebook.com/
American Council of Minority Women
Thousands of people packed along the sides of Coney Island Avenue, between Foster and Avenue H, last night for the fifth annual Chand Raat Bazaar. Hosted by the American Council of Minority Women [https://www.facebook.com/pages/American-Council-of-Minority-Women/184700428254744] , the event celebrates the eve of Eid al-Fitr, aka Eid,
accountants
In an unassuming office building on Coney Island Avenue, Bazah Roohi is doing more in one day than most people do all year. She’s a CPA who runs Bibi Jan [http://www.accountingproviders.com/us/BibiJanCorp/1090ConeyIslandAve/NewYork/Brooklyn/11230/CompDesc_G_5401.htm] , which provides tax and accounting