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Salam Al-Marayati: The translator

 

An edited interview with the Muslim Public Affairs Council's executive director.

Patt Morrison Asks

May 22, 2010|Patt Morrison

Salam Al-Marayati began working at the Muslim Public Affairs Council more than 20 years ago, and his is a job that only seems to get more demanding

Al-Marayati was 3 when his family moved to the United States from Iraq; as the president of the L.A.-based national group, he's become a cultural translator and a kind of human shield between misperceptions of the Muslim faith and several million believers living here. Invoking the Koran (he's holding one in the picture) and the Constitution, he plays offense and defense, making himself available for reporters, politicians and law enforcement, and blogging on matters like the Ft. Hood massacre.

To read entire article please click on the following link: http://articles.latimes.com/2010/may/22/opinion/la-oe-morrison-20100522-use

 

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