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Hassan hathout biography

          Hathout was the founding professor and chairman of the department of obstetrics and gynecology at the Faculty of Medicine, Kuwait University, professor of history of medicine, co-founder and member of the board of trustees of the Islamic Organization of Medical Sciences, member of the ethics committee for obstetrics.!

          In Memoriam: Dr. Hassan Hathout - A Man of God, A Man of Love (1924-2009)

          Posted Apr 26, 2009      •Permalink      • Printer-Friendly Version

          IN MEMORY OF DR.

          HASSAN HATHOUT - A Man of God, A Man of Love


          (Los Angeles - 4/26/09)—On Saturday, April 25, the world lost a pioneer in American Muslim movement, a medical ethicist, a poet and a powerful voice for reform.

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        1. Hassan Hathout was a Muslim doctor and professor of medicine who lived in Britain, the south-west Asia, and the United States.
        2. Hathout was the founding professor and chairman of the department of obstetrics and gynecology at the Faculty of Medicine, Kuwait University, professor of history of medicine, co-founder and member of the board of trustees of the Islamic Organization of Medical Sciences, member of the ethics committee for obstetrics.
        3. Hathout was born in Cairo on Dec. 23, The son of a schoolteacher, he was educated at the University of Edinburgh where he earned degrees.
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          5. Throughout his life, Dr. Hassan Hathout (1924-2009) was always known for carrying a message of love.

           

          “The passing of Dr. Hassan Hathout is a profound loss to our community,” said MPAC Executive Director Salam Al-Marayati.

          “He promoted love as a key element of faith—loving everyone, friend and foe, while working for justice. We are committed to expressing our gratitude for his lifetime of work in the cause of Islam by continuing to work for the Islamic values of mercy, justice, dignity and equality for all.”

           

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