Grief, comfort, gratitude, patriotism. That was the language of most chief executives' messages in newspapers around the country after the violence of Sept. 11. But M. Farooq Kathwari, the head of furniture retailer Ethan Allen Interiors Inc., a Muslim who left Kashmir some 35 years ago and now an American citizen try-ing to bring peace to that troubled place,rnwrote of something else. Deep sadness, yes. But also of the need to "foster unity among people of different faiths." As community leaders have stated in the days since the Twin Towers fell, Kath-wari says: "The terrorists win if the search for justice turns to vengeance."
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机译：悲伤，安慰，感激，爱国主义。这是9月11日暴力事件发生后，全国大多数报纸上大多数首席执行官讲话的语言。但是家具零售商Ethan Allen Interiors Inc.的负责人法鲁克·卡斯瓦里（M. Farooq Kathwari）是穆斯林，他于35年前离开了克什米尔，现在是一个美国公民，试图将和平带到这个动荡的地方，写了别的东西。深深的悲伤，是的。而且还需要“在不同信仰的人们之间促进团结”。正如社区领导人在双子塔倒塌以来的日子里所说的那样，加思瓦里说：“如果寻求正义转为复仇，恐怖分子就会获胜。”
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