July 29, 11 AM, 500 West Temple St. L.A.
90012, 
Los Angeles Deputy Sheriffs praying at local Los Angeles Mosque
At right is Sheriff Baca at the Muslim Brotherhood organization, Islamic Society of North America.
This is at the Islamic Society of North America conference
Los Angeles Sheriff Baca with Convicted Muslim Brotherhood member, Maher Hathout. Hathout studied directly under Muslim Brotherhood founder Al Banna – was arrested and jailed in Egypt as the Muslim Brotherhood murdered President Anwar Sadat.
Baca’s testimony at the controversial hearing led by Rep. Peter King (R-N.Y.) was key in highlighting the baseless singling out of Muslims, and turned him into a veritable hero to the Muslim American community. His appearance at ISNA’s “Loving God, Loving Neighbor, Living in Harmony: Building Bridges Through Caring” session showed attendees his support for the Muslim community, as well as other faith communities.
Hathout, Mattson, Esposito and Shakir on Social Harmony. Photo at right 
At the Friday night main session, “Islam, Pluralism, and Social Harmony,” speakers Maher Hathout, former ISNA president Ingrid Mattson, John Esposito and Imam Zaid Shakir addressed the importance of a peaceful, pluralistic society, and the social movement needed today. Their reflections on the topic set the tone for the rest of the weekend, illustrating the main theme of social harmony.
Imam Zaid Shakir
"We will defend all religions at all times," Baca told attendees.
