As I’ve covered for over a year now, the Madkhalis are a deviant group that was created by Saudi and UAE intelligence to trick Muslims worldwide into thinking that Gulf policies, no matter how anti-Islamic, should never be criticized.

According to Madkhalis, if you or I criticize these countries for secularizing or for normalizing relations with Israel, our criticism constitutes “khuruj” and makes us heretics and terrorists who should be killed.

Madkhalis have been calling for my death for the past year now for this reason.

I have called the Madkhalis “agents.” The word “agent” can refer to someone who is literally on a pay-roll, but it can also refer to people who do the dirty work of the Gulf governments on a voluntary basis. Arguably, the latter are even more disgusting than the former because they work for free.

The Madkhalis have taken issue with me calling them “agents.” They have demanded that I provide proof that they are being paid by these governments. Today, I am happy to publish some eye-opening information about the funding source of one prominent Madkhali in the UK.

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How Saudi Funds Madkhali Speakers

An examination of official British records casts light on how the Saudi government funds its Madkhali agents in the West.

Here we examine the case of Abu Khadeejah – leader of the British Madkhalis and the teacher of Shamsi.

The basic funding arrangement can be described as follows.

British Madkhalis establish companies. The Saudi government provides investment money for these companies and has Saudi officials sit on the boards of these companies. Madkhalis are then hired to work for the companies.

For their work, Madkhalis take various benefits including salaries and shares. In this way, through the company, the Saudi government provides regular payments to its Madkhali agents – rewarding them for disseminating state propaganda.

Meanwhile, the Madkhali agents hide their relationship to the Saudi government. They claim that they are not taking money from the Saudi government. Rather they only admit to working for a company. In reality, these shell companies are mainly funded and controlled by Saudi officials.

We now present the case of Abu Khadeejah (i.e., Waheed Alam, also known as Abdul Wahid).

When we go to Abu Khadeejah’s professional profile on his LinkedIn page, we see the following.

According to official British government public records, Abu Khadeejah (Waheed Alam) served as director for the British company SMA COMMUNICATIONS LTD (archive link).

This company was established in June 2007 and existed until August 2023 when it was dissolved for unknown reasons (archive link).

The two people with most control of the company were Abu Khadeejah and Khalid Mohammed Alkhowaiter. Alkhowaiter is a Saudi national who owned over 75% percent of the shares in the company (archive link).

Alkhowaiter is also a high-ranking Saudi government official, who manages money used for religious purposes (e.g., zakat) (archive link).

More generally, Alkhowaiter runs large investment funds linked to the Saudi government.

According to the public records, another director at Abu Khadeejah’s SMA COMMUNICATIONS was Isaam Houdane (archive link).

Houdane and Khalid Alkhowaiter sit on the board of Abiliti, a digital transformation company that has offices in Riyadh and Dubai (archive link).

In their bios, it states they are both “avid” supporters of Vision 2030, which is Saudi Arabia’s modernization project aimed at secularizing and liberalizing the Kingdom. Alkhowaiter is on “a number of boards to help drive Saudi Vision 2030 and transform the nation.” Note: Vision 2030 has also facilitated Israelis infiltrating Saudi through the private sector.

Khalid Alkhowaiter is an experienced executive with with over 25 years experience in the electronic manufacturing, air navigation and technology industries. He is an experienced board member with a strong financial background as a CFO. Khalid is a always thinking of the best way to do things, loves strategy and building companies in emerging markets especially the GCC. He sits on a number of boards to help drive Saudi Vision 2030 and transform the nation.

 

Issam Houdane loves transforming companies in the GCC and creating new operating models for the future. He is an avid supporter of Saudi Vision 2030 and is a trusted advisor to key figures in the Government. He has over 20 years experience consulting for some of the biggest brands in the world and is the CEO of pmpartners Saudi Arabia.

Vision 2030 has also ushered in the counter extremist “moderate Islam” agenda in the Gulf, something which Madkhalis like Abu Khadeejah have pushed in the West with the support of Zionists.

Abu Khadeejah has extensively been involved with counter-terrorism government programs in the UK, with his statement on “extremism” even being published by the Guardian. In 2002, Abu Khadeejah was accused of being involved in terrorism. But like many Muslims who get targeted by the government and then make deals with the government behind closed doors, suddenly Abu Khadeejah became one of the biggest counter extremism watchdogs, working with the UK government’s Prevent program and reporting other Muslims to the government. His organization’s financial ties to Prevent have been well-documented in the past.

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Abu Khadeejah’s Pro-Israel Activism

We can see clearly the Saudi agenda in Abu Khadeejah’s “religious” teaching. This is the case with Madkhalis more broadly. They claim that Muslims should only focus on creedal issues (tawhid) and remain silent about political matters. Yet, in their own preaching, the overt and covert message the Madkhalis constantly preach is political in nature.

For example, in 2014, Abu Khadeejah was way ahead of the curve in defending rulers building treaties and diplomatic ties with Israel. Abu Khadeejah’s students continue to promote alliances and normalization with the terror state of Israel today, even in the midst of Israel’s bombing campaign against our Palestinian brothers and sisters.

There is much more that can be said about Abu Khadeejah’s vile activities and the “dawah” of the Madkhalis more generally, stabbing the Umma in the back. Some of the unethical behavior of Abu Khadeejah’s organizations has been documented elsewhere.

Be that as it may, we can now see clearly the model used by Madkhalis to get funding directly from the Saudi government for their debased bootlicking thinly-veiled as Salafism.

Bonus: Why Does Murtad Zahack Tanvir Heavily Promote Abu Khadeejah?

Zahack Tanvir is one of the most despised Saudi stooges online. He poses as a Muslim while aggressively attacking Muslims, in particular Palestinians and Indian Muslims. Tanvir is an Indian living in Saudi who disseminates pro-Israel and pro-Hindutva propaganda against Muslims.

Tanvir has a long history promoting Abu Khadeejah:

Abu Khadeejah’s counter-terror work is approved by pro-Israel activist Tanvir:

Tanvir saying he applauds Abu Khadeejah’s work in deradicalizing youth:

Why would Zahack Tanvir in Saudi promote an otherwise unremarkable preacher in the UK? The answer is obvious especially in light of the paper trial showing how Abu Khadeejah was for years financially tied to the Saudi government.

Note: This investigation was undertaken after receiving a tip from an anonymous social media account. Muslim skeptic conveys its thanks to the person who provided the tip.