Over the weekend, Maher Hathout, one of the leaders of inter-faith dialogue in Los Angeles and the titular head of the Muslim community died. He succumbed to cancer at the City of Hope.
Last fall, this “>op/ed he co-authored with Salam al Marayati in The Wall Street Journal. As we wrote at the time,
The op/ed is as straight forward and unambiguous a statement of principles as one could ask for. It is courageous and could cost them support within their community; support they are, clearly, willing to lose in order to assert what they believe.
Community Advocates has communicated our admiration to al Marayati and Hathout and received a warm acknowledgment with the observation that “It needed to be said.” Salam and Maher had the courage to say what “needed to be said” and should be applauded for it.
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