An Ex-Detainee of the U.S. Describes a 6-Year Ordeal! OR WAR OF TERROR on muslims?

[batmannow]

An Ex-Detainee of the U.S. Describes a 6-Year Ordeal! OR WAR OF TERROR on muslims?

NYTimes.com

By JANE PERLEZ, RAYMOND BONNER and SALMAN MASOOD
Published: January 5, 2009


LAHORE, Pakistan — When Muhammad Saad Iqbal arrived home here in August after more than six years in American custody, including five at the military prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, he had difficulty walking, his left ear was severely infected, and he was dependent on a cocktail of antibiotics and antidepressants.

In November, a Pakistani surgeon operated on his ear, physical therapists were working on lower back problems and a psychiatrist was trying to wean him off the drugs he carried around in a white, plastic shopping bag.

The maladies, said Mr. Iqbal, 31, a professional reader of the Koran, are the result of a gantlet of torture, imprisonment and interrogation for which his Washington lawyer plans to sue the United States government.

The coming administration of President-elect Barack Obama is weighing whether to close the Guantánamo prison, which many critics have called an extralegal system of detention and abuse.

But the full stories of individual detainees like Mr. Iqbal are only now emerging after years in which they were shuttled around the globe under the Bush administration’s system of extraordinary rendition, which used foreign countries to interrogate and detain terrorism suspects in sites beyond the reach of American courts.

Mr. Iqbal was never convicted of any crime, or even charged with one. He was quietly released from Guantánamo with a routine explanation that he was no longer considered an enemy combatant, part of an effort by the Bush administration to reduce the prison’s population.

“I feel ashamed what the Americans did to me in this period,” Mr. Iqbal said, speaking for the first time at length about his ordeal during several hours of interviews with The New York Times, including one from his hospital bed in Lahore.

Mr. Iqbal was arrested early in 2002 in Jakarta, Indonesia, after boasting to members of an Islamic group that he knew how to make a shoe bomb, according to two senior American officials who were in Jakarta at the time.

Mr. Iqbal now denies ever having made the statement, but two days after his arrest, he said, the Central Intelligence Agency transferred him to Egypt. He was later shifted to the American prison at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan, and ultimately to Guantánamo Bay.

Much of Mr. Iqbal’s account could not be independently corroborated. Two senior American officials confirmed that Mr. Iqbal had been “rendered” from Indonesia, but could not comment on, or confirm details of, how he was treated in custody. The Pentagon and C.I.A. deny using torture, and American diplomatic, military and intelligence officials agreed to talk about the case only on the condition of anonymity because the files are classified.

After Mr. Iqbal was picked up in Jakarta and interrogated for two days, American officials generally concluded that he was a braggart, a “wannabe,” and should be released, one of the senior American officials in Jakarta said. “He was a talker,” the senior American official said. “He wanted to believe he was more important than he was.”

There was no evidence that he had ever met Osama bin Laden, or had been to Afghanistan, the two senior American officials said. But in the atmosphere of fear and confusion in the months after Sept. 11, 2001, Mr. Iqbal was secretly moved to Egypt for further interrogation, said one of the senior American officials.

Mr. Iqbal said he had been beaten, tightly shackled, covered with a hood and given drugs, subjected to electric shocks and, because he denied knowing Mr. bin Laden, deprived of sleep for six months. “They make me blind and stand up for whole days,” he said in halting English, meaning that he had been covered with a hood or blindfolded.

The Pentagon and the C.I.A. have a policy of not talking about the detainees, but a C.I.A. spokesman, Paul Gimigliano, said, “The agency’s terrorist detention program has used lawful means of interrogation, reviewed and approved by the Department of Justice and briefed to the Congress.

“This individual, from what I have heard of his account, appears to be describing something utterly different,” Mr. Gimigliano added. “I have no idea what he’s talking about. The United States does not conduct or condone torture.”

Mr. Iqbal said he traveled to Jakarta in November 2001 on a personal odyssey to inform his stepmother that her husband — Mr. Iqbal’s father — had died of a stroke in Pakistan.

He fell in with members of the Islamic Defenders Front, according to his statement to the combatant status review tribunal at Guantánamo in 2004. The group is an Indonesian urban-based organization. It is not banned in Indonesia and has not been connected to any terrorist attacks.

According to Mr. Iqbal’s statement before the review tribunal at Guantánamo, he said he had told his new friends that he knew how to make a bomb that could be tucked into a shoe. He denies that now, saying someone else in the group made the boast.

Whatever the truth, the conversation among that circle of acquaintances caught the attention of Indonesian intelligence.

The Indonesian agents passed the information on to the C.I.A. in Jakarta, and Mr. Iqbal was seized at his rented room just before dawn on Jan. 9, 2002.

Mr. Iqbal said he had received his first round of physical abuse at the Jakarta airport, before being shoved onto the plane, shackled and blindfolded.

“One person from Egyptian intelligence, he come and he punch me here, very hard,” he said, pounding his chest, “and he grab me like this and he throw me against the wall. Then they make me naked, they torture me.”

He said he knew that his assailant at the airport was Egyptian from his Arabic accent. According to a senior American official and two Indonesian officials, Mr. Iqbal was flown from Jakarta to Cairo on a C.I.A. aircraft.

During the flight to Cairo, Mr. Iqbal said, he was bleeding from his nose, mouth and ears, and was unable to move because shackles wound tightly around his body.

When the plane landed, he was told he was in Cairo, he said. He was assigned a basement room like “a grave,” about 6 feet by 4 feet, he said, and was kept there for 92 days, according to the transcript of his tribunal hearing. On Jan. 11, 12 and 20, 2002, he was interrogated for 12 to 15 hours on each occasion, he said during the interviews here.

He described the interrogators as Egyptians. Mr. Iqbal said there were other men in the room whose faces were covered and who did not speak, but who passed notes with questions to the Egyptians.

He was asked when he had gone to Afghanistan and how he had met Mr. bin Laden. When he replied that he had never been to Afghanistan and had not met Mr. bin Laden, the Egyptians tortured him with electric shocks, he said. “I cry and I yell,” he said. “Also they gave me brain electric shocks.” He said he was forced to consume liquids that were laced with drugs “so you don’t know what you are talking about.”

In early April, he said, the Americans flew him to Bagram, the American air base outside the Afghan capital, Kabul. He was held there for almost a year, at times shackled and handcuffed in a small cage with other detainees, and further interrogated, he said.
“A C.I.A. person said, ‘We forgive you; just accept you met Osama bin Laden.’ I said, ‘No, I’m not going to say that.’ ” Even though polygraph tests showed that he was telling the truth, he said, he was shifted from cell to cell every few hours and deprived of sleep for six months.
Once he arrived at Guantánamo, on March 23, 2003, Mr. Iqbal was treated as an outcast by the other prisoners because he had not been trained in Afghanistan, according to a fellow inmate, Mamdouh Habib, an Australian who befriended him.

Mr. Iqbal became so depressed he tried to hang himself twice, and went on three hunger strikes, Mr. Habib said.
According to a statement in April 2007 by Dr. Ronald L. Sollock, the commander of the Naval Hospital at Guantánamo Bay, filed with the Court of Appeals in Washington, Mr. Iqbal was diagnosed with a perforated left eardrum, inflammation of the left external ear canal and inflammation of the left middle ear.
From 2003, according to the court filing by Dr. Sollock, Mr. Iqbal was prescribed antibiotics.

By the time he returned home to Pakistan, Mr. Iqbal was dependent on a “long list of drugs,” Mohammad Mujeeb, a professor of ear, nose and throat at the Services Hospital in Lahore, said in an interview. He said that part of Mr. Iqbal’s difficulty in walking appeared to be psychological, with scans showing only “mild to moderate” compression of the nerves in his back.
After Guantánamo, he was flown on an American military aircraft to the Islamabad airport, where two American Embassy officers, First Lt. Brian Strait and Keith Easter, witnessed his release, according to a United States government document he displayed. He was admitted to a hospital in Islamabad for treatment, and then questioned for three weeks at a safe house by Pakistani intelligence officers in what Mr. Iqbal called friendly sessions. Pakistani security officers then drove him back to Lahore and his extended family. “It was like a new life for me,” he said. “I was born again. There is no word to explain.”
Mr. Iqbal’s case is now being fought in the American courts. His lawyer, Richard L. Cys of Davis Wright Tremaine, who visited him in Guantánamo, said he planned to sue the American government for the unlawful detention of Mr. Iqbal.
Mr. Cys has also filed a lawsuit in the federal courts to win the release of Mr. Iqbal’s medical records for the period he was at Guantánamo, hoping to confirm Mr. Iqbal’s account of his abuse in Egypt.
In Lahore, Mr. Iqbal wants to return to teaching the Koran. “It’s easy for the United States to say no charges were found,” he said. “But who is responsible for the seven years of my life?”

Jane Perlez and Salman Masood reported from Lahore, Pakistan, and Raymond Bonner from Jakarta, Indonesia.

 

[Captain03]

god will help us get our revenge
but many muslims have to realize whats going on in the world

 

[batmannow]

god will up get our revenge
but many muslims have to realize whats going on in the world

Captain03;sir
sorry to differ with you sir, its not up to god ,to take our revenge, its up to our selves how we, see things & how we act!
lets pray for the best, but world have to realize "whats going on with muslims",& world commmunity should change ,these double standrds of justice, security, & economics, to have peace, at large!
dear sir, our PM just said it right, i guss?


GEO Pakistan
PM urges int’l community not to have ‘double standards’
Updated at: 1834 PST, Saturday, January 10, 2009

KARACHI: Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani Saturday urged the international community not to have ‘double standards’ on the issues of Kashmir and Gaza.
He was addressing foundation stone ceremony of Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Accident, Emergency and Trauma Centre to be established in Civil Hospital Karachi. The ceremony was organized here in Sindh Chief Minister House.

“There is a lot of hue and cry on Mumbai attacks but a complete silence on the atrocities in Palestine and Kashmir which shows double standards on part of the world forces,” the Prime Minister complained, stressing need for changing this attitude.
He ruled out holding of mid-term elections, saying the assemblies will complete their five-year term.

“We pray that no other untoward incident takes place India because we fear its blame will also be put on us,” he said adding “it looks as if we are protecting two countries at the same time.”
The Premier clarified that the President and Prime Minister belong to the same party and brushed aside the impression of having any differences between them.

Pakistan is stable and strong and its military forces alert while the government is well poised to face any kind of challenge including terrorism, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani asserted.

He dispelled the impression of failure of Pakistan’s foreign policy and added that it wishes to develop amicable relations with its neighbors.

To a question regarding Mumbai attacks, he said Pakistan has repeatedly expressed its readiness to extend all possible cooperation to India including intelligence sharing. India should refrain from demoralizing Pakistan through building diplomatic pressure and using its media.

On the statement of former president Pervez Musharraf in which he said there was no agreement with the U.S. in connection with drone attacks in tribal areas, the Prime Minister said: “whether or not there was any agreement by the previous regime I can tell you the present government has no understanding with the U.S. in this regard.”

 

[batmannow]

No military deal over cross-border attacks: Musharraf
Updated at: 1057 PST, Saturday, January 10, 2009
ISLAMABAD: Former President Pervaiz Musharraf has rubbished do more rhetoric from US and said there is no secret understanding over cross-border attacks. Pakistan has done more than anyone else in war against terror.
Talking to media before his departure to US for lectures, Musharraf said India should stop talking about surgical strikes, as Pakistan is ready to cope up any adventure with full force.

Replying to a question, Musharraf said Mumbai attacks created war hysteria in India and Pakistan.

He said said root causes of terrorism needed to be address and this is the time to resolve Kashmir and Palestine issue. He declined to comment on government’s performance.

 

[Captain03]

Captain03;sir
sorry to differ with you sir, its not up to god ,to take our revenge, its up to our selves how we, see things & how we act!
lets pray for the best, but world have to realize "whats going on with muslims",& world commmunity should change ,these double standrds of justice, security, & economics, to have peace, at large!
dear sir, our PM just said it right, i guss?


GEO Pakistan
PM urges int’l community not to have ‘double standards’
Updated at: 1834 PST, Saturday, January 10, 2009

KARACHI: Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani Saturday urged the international community not to have ‘double standards’ on the issues of Kashmir and Gaza.
He was addressing foundation stone ceremony of Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Accident, Emergency and Trauma Centre to be established in Civil Hospital Karachi. The ceremony was organized here in Sindh Chief Minister House.

“There is a lot of hue and cry on Mumbai attacks but a complete silence on the atrocities in Palestine and Kashmir which shows double standards on part of the world forces,” the Prime Minister complained, stressing need for changing this attitude.
He ruled out holding of mid-term elections, saying the assemblies will complete their five-year term.

“We pray that no other untoward incident takes place India because we fear its blame will also be put on us,” he said adding “it looks as if we are protecting two countries at the same time.”
The Premier clarified that the President and Prime Minister belong to the same party and brushed aside the impression of having any differences between them.

Pakistan is stable and strong and its military forces alert while the government is well poised to face any kind of challenge including terrorism, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani asserted.

He dispelled the impression of failure of Pakistan’s foreign policy and added that it wishes to develop amicable relations with its neighbors.

To a question regarding Mumbai attacks, he said Pakistan has repeatedly expressed its readiness to extend all possible cooperation to India including intelligence sharing. India should refrain from demoralizing Pakistan through building diplomatic pressure and using its media.

On the statement of former president Pervez Musharraf in which he said there was no agreement with the U.S. in connection with drone attacks in tribal areas, the Prime Minister said: “whether or not there was any agreement by the previous regime I can tell you the present government has no understanding with the U.S. in this regard.”

srry man my mistake
it was actually a typo
i meant to say god will help us get our revenge
but first the muslim nations have to realize whats going on in the world

 

[Lockheed F-16]

The real shock is that we muslims ourselves are responsible for the torture. Look what the Egypt agents did to Iqbal, we are all supporting terrorism, doesn't matter if Indonesia or Egypt...

 

[batmannow]

The real shock is that we muslims ourselves are responsible for the torture. Look what the Egypt agents did to Iqbal, we are all supporting terrorism, doesn't matter if Indonesia or Egypt...

Lockheed F-16; sir
yes thats what i meant , muslims have to think before act, the example of "poor
& innocent IQBAL" , & many more like him, who were the victms, & there is no hue & cry from our politicians,& no 1 there to , highlight there voices, thn what should we do?

 

[batmannow]

Guantanamo Bay Detainees by Age


Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace



Qudus, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 21 Nadali, Afghanistan
Ullah, Asad Afghanistan Yes 21 Paktia, Afghanistan
Ullah, Naqib Afghanistan Yes 21 Zargary Camp, Pakistan
Khadr, Omar Ahmed Toronto, 23 Khadr,Khadr, Omar Ahmed

Al Qarani, Muhammed Hamid Chad No 23 Medina, Saudi Arabia
Omar, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 23 Larkana, Pakistan
Ullah, Shams Afghanistan Yes 23 Gulnoom Khan, Afghanistan
Al Shihri, Yussef Mohammed Mubarak Saudi Arabia Yes 24 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Ali Bin Attash, Hassan Mohammed Saudi Arabia No 24 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Jawad, Mohamed Afghanistan No 24 Miran Shah, Pakistan
Muhammed, Peta Afghanistan Yes 24 Gardez, Afghanistan
Rahman, Mahbub Afghanistan Yes 24 Khowst, Afghanistan
Ghetan, Abdul Salam Saudi Arabia Yes 25 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Ahmad, Sultan Pakistan Yes 25 Sargodha, Pakistan
Al Zahrani, Yasser Talal Saudi Arabia Committed Suicide on June 10, 2006 25 Yenbo, Saudi Arabia
Ayub, Haji Mohammed China Yes 25 Toqquztash, China Yes
Kafkas, Abdullah D. Russia Yes 25 Prohladsk, Russia
Hafez, Khalil Rahman Pakistan Yes 25 Punjab, Pakistan
Abd Al-Razaq, Abdallah Hamid Ibrahim Al-Sharikh Saudi Arabia Yes 25 Shaqara, Saudi Arabia
Al Ansari, Faris Muslim Afghanistan Yes 25 Mukala, Yemen
Esmhatulla, Qari Afghanistan Yes 25 Ramsha, Pakistan
Urayman, Sajin Pakistan Yes 25 Gujaranwala, Pakistan
Hamiduva, Shakhrukh Uzbekistan No 26 Kokan, Uzbekistan
Ahmed, Faruq Ali Yemen No 26 Ta'iz, Yemen
Al Fouzan, Fahd Muhammed Abdullah Saudi Arabia Yes 26 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al Utaybi, Muhammad Surur Dakhilallah Saudi Arabia Yes 26 Qaisuma, Saudi Arabia
Magrupov, Abdullah Tohtasinovich Kazakhstan Yes 26 Semeya, Kazakhstan
Al Jutayli, Fahd Salih Sulayman Saudi Arabia Yes 26 Burayada, Saudi Arabia
Hassen, Mohammed Mohammed Yemen No 26 Ta'iz, Yemen
Aleh, Ali Bin Ali Yemen No 26 Adem, Yemen
Sebai, Mohammed Jayed Saudi Arabia Yes 26 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Iqbal, Zafar Pakistan Yes 26 Sambal, Pakistan
Kerimbakiev, Abdulrahim Kazakhstan Yes 26 Semei, Kazakhstan
Abdallah, Muhamed Hussein Somalia No 26 Boor'o, Somalia
Al Bedani, Abdul Khaled Ahmed Sahleh Saudi Arabia No 26 Taif, Saudi Arabia
Al Ghatani, Khalid Malu Shia Saudi Arabia Yes 26 Al Arib, Saudi Arabia
Al Harbi, Tariqe Shallah Hassan Saudi Arabia Yes 26 Medina, Saudi Arabia
Al Rimi, Ali Yahya Mahdi Yemen Yes 26 Sana'a, Yemen
Fiyatullah, Kay Pakistan Yes 26 Narmasperlay, Pakistan
Ghani, Abdul 2 Afghanistan Yes 26 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Ishaq, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 26 Panjgoor, Pakistan
Qader, Ahmed Abdul Yemen No 26 Sana'a, Yemen
Shah, Zakim Afghanistan Yes 26 Tora Oba, Afghanistan
Umar, Ibrahim Umar Ali Al- Saudi Arabia Yes 26 Al Qaseem, Saudi Arabia
Irfan, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 27 Bahalwapur, Pakistan
Mohammed, Ali Muhammed Nasir Saudi Arabia Yes 27 Jedda, Saudi Arabia
Al-Shabani, Fahd Abdallah Ibrahim Saudi Arabia Yes 27 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Iqbal, Faik Pakistan Yes 27 Karachi, Pakistan
Al Sharakh, Abdulhadi Abdallah Ibrahim Saudi Arabia Yes 27 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al Baddah, Abdul Aziz Abdul Rahman Abdul Aziz Saudi Arabia Yes 27 Quia, Saudi Arabia
Karnaz, Murat Turkey Yes 27 Bremen, Germany
Nur, Yusif Khalil Abdallah Saudi Arabia Yes 27 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Noaimi, Abdullah Bahrain Yes 27 Manama, Bahrain
Shaaban, Ali Husein Syria No 27 Utaiba, Syria
Usman, Shabidzada Pakistan Yes 27 Malal, Pakistan
Mohamed, Fahed Nasser Saudi Arabia Yes 27 Abaha, Saudi Arabia
Mohammed, Salman Saad Al Khadi Saudi Arabia Yes 27 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Hudin, Salah Pakistan / Afghanistan Yes 27 Jalalabad, Afghanistan
Khantumani, Muhammad Abd Al Nasir Muhammad Syria No 27 Halab, Syria
Abasin, Said Afghanistan Yes 27 Khan o Khel, Afghanistan
Adam Gul, Ataullah Afghanistan Yes 27 Khushawa, Afghanistan
Ahmed, Ali Pakistan Yes 27 Baluchistan, Pakistan
Al Hamiri, Mohammed Abdullah Yemen No 27 Hudaydah, Yemen
Al Nasir, Ibrahim Muhammed Ibrahim Saudi Arabia Yes 27 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al-Shedoky, Mish'Al Muhammad Rashid Saudi Arabia Yes 27 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Aslaam, Noor Afghanistan Yes 27 Warna, Pakistan
Awad, Waqas Mohammed Ali Yemen No 27 Aden, Yemen
Azimullah Afghanistan Yes 27 North Waziristan, Pakistan
Fazaldad, Fnu Pakistan Yes 27 Atian, Pakistan Yes
Ghazi, Fahed Abdullah Ahmad Yemen No 27 Bayt Ghazi, Yemen
Ibrahim, Nayif Abdallah Ibrahim Saudi Arabia Yes 27 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Il Bhawith, Zaid Binsallah Mohammed Saudi Arabia No 27 Qasim, Saudi Arabia
Ismail, Sadeq Muhammad Sa Id Yemen Yes 27 Jabal Haimain, Yemen
Karim, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 27 Sangin, Afghanistan
Khan, Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 27 Shah Toria, Afghanistan
Khan, Shardar Afghanistan Yes 27 Gardez, Afghanistan
Mohhamed, Hanif Pakistan Yes 27 Adda Shenal, Pakistan
Muhammad, Abd Al Rahman Abdullah Ali Yemen No 27 Sana'a, Yemen
Muhibullah, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 27 Shah Wali Koot, Afghanistan
Qattaa, Mansoor Muhammed Ali Saudi Arabia No 27 Ta'if, Saudia Arabia
Rahman, Habib Afghanistan Yes 27 Mansaira, Pakistan
Samad, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 27 Zormat, Afghanistan
Al Balushi, Salah Abdul Rasul Ali Abdul Rahman Bahrain Yes 28 Muharraq, Bahrain
Sattar, Abdul Pakistan Yes 28 Bumb, Pakistan
Khan, Janan Taus Afghanistan Yes 28 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Mohammad, Mohammad Lameen Sidi Mauritania Yes 28 Zandeer, Niger
Mohhamed, Sohab Mahud Iraq No 28 Piboss, Iraq
Balzuhair, Shawki Awad Yemen No 28 Hadramout, Yemen
Benchellali, Mourad France Yes 28 Venissieu, France
Iqbal, Asif United Kingdom Yes 28 West Bromwich, United Kingdom
Uyar, Salih


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Turkey Yes 28 Kojaeli, Turkey Yes
Ahmed, Rhuhel United Kingdom Yes 28 Birmingham, United Kingdom
Ben Moujan, Muhammad Morocco Yes 28 Dar Bida, Morocco
Said, Salam Abdullah Saudi Arabia Yes 28 Tabokh, Saudi Arabia
Aliza, Abdul Rauf Afghanistan Yes 28 Azan Village, Afghanistan
Raza, Abid Pakistan Yes 28 Digary Sindh, Pakistan
Sultan, Zahid Pakistan Yes 28 Abdabot, Pakistan
Said Kuman, Ahmed Yaslam Yemen No 28 Hathramout, Yemen
Al Dhuby, Khalid Mohammed Salih Yemen No 28 Taif, Saudi Arabia
Al Rabiesh, Yusef Abdullah Saleh Saudi Arabia Yes 28 Al Khasim, Saudi Arabia
Al Shili, Ibrahim Rushdan Brayk Saudi Arabia Yes 28 Medina, Saudi Arabia
Al Zahrani, Said Ibrahim Ramzi Saudi Arabia Yes 28 Ta'if, Saudi Arabia
Alikhel, Sha Mohammed Pakistan Yes 28 Swaat, Pakistan
Ansar, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 28 Jalan Makhdoom, Pakistan
Bamari, Bakhtiar Iran Yes 28 Damon, Iran
Bullar, Mohi Afghanistan Yes 28 Urezgon, Afghanistan
Faraj, Abd Al Hadio Omar Mahmoud Syria No 28 Hama, Syria
Hezbullah, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 28 Miran Shah, Pakistan
Jaid Al Khathami, Saleh Ali Saudi Arabia Yes 28 Dharan, Saudi Arabia
Khadr, Abdul Canada Yes 28 Unknown
Layar, Sabit Afghanistan Yes 28 Sawali Khot, Afghanistan
Mohammed, Taj Afghanistan Yes 28 Afghanistan
Nasir, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 28 Kabul, Afghanistan
Rahmatullah, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 28 Helmand, Afghanistan
Shayban, Said Bezan Ashek Saudi Arabia Yes 28 Ta'iz, Saudi Arabia
Sohail, Mohammed Mustafa Afghanistan No 28 Jalalabad, Afghanistan
Ullah, Asad Pakistan Yes 28 Swahbi, Pakistan
Al Taibi, Rami Bin Said Saudi Arabia Yes 29 Ta'if, Saudi Arabia
Al Juaid, Abdul Rahman Owaid Mohammad Saudi Arabia Yes 29 Ta'if, Saudi Arabia
Salih, Ali Mohsen Yemen Yes 29 Guban, Yemen
Sen, Ibrahim Shafir Turkey Yes 29 Van, Turkey
Homaro, Moyuballah Tajikistan Yes 29 Alisurkhan, Tajikistan
Salam, Mohammed Ahmed Yemen No 29 Ta'iz, Yemen
Anwar, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 29 Pakistan
Al Harbi, Majid Abdallah Husayn Muhammad Al Samluli Saudi Arabia Yes 29 Jedda, Saudi Arabia
Ahmad, Majid Mahmud Abdu Yemen No 29 Burayqah, Yemen
Al Nasir, Abd Al Aziz Muhammad Ibrahim Saudi Arabia Yes 29 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Sen, Mesut Belgium Yes 29 Brussels, Belgium
Al Aasmi, Assem Matruq Mohammad Palestine / Saudi Arabia No 29 Khan Younis, Israel
Thani, Abdallah Faris Al Unazi Saudi Arabia Yes 29 Saudi Arabia
Houari, Abdul Raham Algeria Yes 29 Algiers, Algeria
Abbas, Yusef China No 29 Aksu, China
Akhtar Mohammed, Rostum Afghanistan Yes 29 Musa Qala, Afghanistan
Al Balushi, Salah Abdul Rasul Ali Abdul Saudi Arabia No 29 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Al Bihani, Ghaleb Nassar Yemen No 29 Tabokh, Saudi Arabia
Al Frih, Majed Hamad Saudi Arabia Yes 29 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Hataybi, Abdul Rahman Nashi Badi Saudi Arabia Yes 29 Dehman, Saudi Arabia
Al Madoonee, Musab Omar Ali Yemen No 29 Al-Hudida, Yemen
Al Nasir, Faizal Saha Saudi Arabia Yes 29 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al Rashid, Mesh Arsad Saudi Arabia Yes 29 Sana'a, Saudi Arabia
Al Tayabi, Abdullah Saudi Arabia Yes 29 Halban, Saudi Arabia
Alhabiri, Mishal Awad Sayaf Saudi Arabia Yes 29 Minawara, Saudi Arabia
Asekzai, Azizullah Afghanistan Yes 29 Karez, Afghanistan
Ashraf, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 29 Kalaswala, Pakistan
Bin Atef, Mahmmoud Omar Mohammed Yemen No 29 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Bwazir, Mohammed Ali Abdullah Yemen No 29 Howra, Yemen
Ghul, Nathi Afghanistan Yes 29 Afghanistan
Ghuladkhan Afghanistan Yes 29 Jalalabad, Afghanistan
Gul, Dawd Afghanistan Yes 29 Zedana, Afghanistan
Gul Ghaman, Nasser Afghanistan Yes 29 Manikhel, Afghanistan
Hamidullah, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 29 Konduz, Afghanistan
Hasan, Mirwais Afghanistan Yes 29 Afghanistan
Insanullah, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 29 Afghanistan
Jan, Said Amir Afghanistan Yes 29 Koozbia, Afghanistan
Khan, Tila Mohammed Pakistan Yes 29 Wazierstan, Pakistan
Lnu, Sharifullah Afghanistan No 29 Jalalabad, Afghanistan
Mahdi, Fawaz Naman Hamoud Abdullah Yemen Yes 29 The Shaira, Yemen
Naserullah, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 29 Helmand, Afghanistan
Nasim, Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 29 Megan, Afghanistan
Obaidullah Afghanistan No 29 Khowst, Afghanistan
Rafiq, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 29 Kabal, Pakistan
Rahmad, Nisar Afghanistan Yes 29 Afghanistan
Raza, Mohammed Arshad Pakistan Yes 29 Bahawal Nagar, Pakistan
Saleh Naser, Abdul Rahman Mohamed Yemen No 29 Ma'rib, Yemen
Tahar, Mohmmad Ahmad Ali Yemen No 29 Ib, Yemen
Ul Haq, Israr Pakistan Yes 29 Topi, Pakistan
Ullah, Noor Habib Afghanistan Yes 29 Jalalabad, Afghanistan
Al Marwalah, Bashir Nasir Ali Yemen No 30 Al-Haymah, Yemen
Mazharudin, Fnu Tajikistan Yes 30 Pajpai, Pakistan
Tahamuttan, Mohammed Abdullah West Bank No 30 Burka, West Bank
Hamdi, Yasser Saudi Arabia / USA Yes 30 Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Hamdoun, Zahar Omar Hamis Bin Yemen No 30 Ash Shihr, Yemen
Noori, Adel China No 30 Xing Xiang, China
Al Farha, Said Ali Saudi Arabia Yes 30 Bahir, Saudi Arabia
Belmar, Richard Dean United Kingdom Yes 30 London, United Kingdom
Abassi, Feroz Ali United Kingdom Yes 30 Entebbe, Uganda
Alhamiri, Abdulah United Arab Emirates Yes 30 Alan, United Arab Emirates
Akhmyarov, Rustam Russia Yes 30 Chelyabinsk, Russia
Al Rahizi, Ali Ahmad Muhammad Yemen No 30 Ta'iz, Yemen
Awzar, Mohamed Ibrahim Morocco Yes 30 Koreebja, Morocco
Al Jayfi, Issam Hamid Al Bin Ali Yemen Yes 30 Sada, Yemen
Al Khaldi, Abdul Aziz Saad Saudi Arabia Yes 30 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al Awfi, Mazin Salih Musaid Saudi Arabia Yes 30 Medina, Saudi Arabia
Shakaran, Ibrahim Bin Morocco Yes 30 Casablanca, Morocco
Sassi, Nizar France Yes 30 Lyons, France
Al Khalifa, Sheikh Salman Ebrahim Mohamed Ali Bahrain Yes 30 Rifah, Bahrain
Hadjarab, Nabil Algeria No 30 Aentaya, Algeria
Arbaysh, Ibrahim Sulayman Muhammad Saudi Arabia Yes 30 Al Brida, Saudi Arabia
Ghezali, Mehdi Mohammad Sweden Yes 30 Stockholm, Sweden
Al Asadi, Mohammed Ahmed Ali Yemen Yes 30 Sana'a, Yemen
Al Oshan, Saleh Abdall Saudi Arabia Yes 30 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Yes
Rabeii, Salman Yahya Hassan Mohammed Yemen No 30 Jedda, Saudi Arabia
Hassan, Emad Abdalla Yemen No 30 Aden, Yemen
Abdulqadirakhun, Abdullah China No 30 Xinjian, China
Al Azmi, Sa Ad Madi Sa Ad Kuwait Yes 30 Doha, Kuwait
Kiyemba, Jamal Abdullah Uganda Yes 30 Bunamwaya, Uganda
Al Jabri, Bandar Ahmad Mubarak Saudi Arabia Yes 30 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Kurd, Mohamed Anwar Iran Yes 30 Zahedan, Iran
Mehmood, Majid Pakistan Yes 30 Bahawal District, Pakistan
Al Sulami, Yahya Samil Al Suwaymil Saudi Arabia Yes 30 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Khan, Mohammad Kashef Pakistan Yes 30 Karachi, Pakistan
Abd Al Wahab, Abd Al Malik Yemen No 30 Ibb, Yemen
Ahmed, Abdul Rahman Yemen No 30 Sana'a, Yemen
Al Harbi, Mohammed Abdullah Saudi Arabia Yes 30 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al Kunduzi, Umar Abdullah Afghanistan Yes 30 Konduz, Afghanistan
Al Qahtani, Abdullah Hamid Saudi Arabia Yes 30 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Qahtani, Muhammad Mani Ahmed Al Shal Lan Saudi Arabia No 30 Kharj, Saudi Arabia
Al Saleh, Abdul Yemen No 30 Muqela, Yemen
Al Shammari, Zaban Thaaher Zaban Saudi Arabia Yes 30 Arar, Saudi Arabia
Al Shulan, Hani Abdul Muslih Yemen Yes 30 Ibb, Yemen
Al Usaymi, Nayif Fahd Mutliq Saudi Arabia Yes 30 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Alahdal, Abu Bakr Ibn Ali Muhhammad Yemen No 30 Al Hudaydah, Yemen
Azani, Saad Masir Mukbl Al Yemen No 30 Al Reef, Yemen
Bismullah, Haji Afghanistan No 30 Musa Qala, Afghanistan
Daoud, Mohamman Afghanistan Yes 30 Emam Saheb, Afghanistan
Hakim, Abdel Ghalib Ahmad Yemen No 30 Ta'iz, Yemen
Irfan, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 30 Punjab, Pakistan
Ismail, Yasin Qasem Muhammad Yemen No 30 Ibb, Yemen
Jahdari, Ziad Said Farg Saudi Arabia Yes 30 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Muhammed, Abdul Majid Iran Yes 30 Zahedan, Iran
Nasrullah, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 30 Oruzgan, Afghanistan
Qader Idris, Idris Ahmed Abdu Yemen No 30 Rada, Yemen
Safollah, Ghaser Zaban Pakistan Yes 30 Madanchak, Pakistan
Shahir, Walid Mohammed Yemen Yes 30 Al Tawahi, Yemen
Sulayman, Abdul Rahman Abdul Abu Ghityh Yemen No 30 Ta'iz, Yemen
Uthman, Uthman Abdul Rahim Mohammed Yemen No 30 Aden, Yemen
Wazir, Abdullah Afghanistan Yes 30 Sheikh Amir, Afghanistan
Saeed, Hafiz Ihsan Pakistan Yes 31 Lahore, Pakistan
Al Harazi, Fahed Saudi Arabia Yes 31 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Fauzee, Ibrahim Maldives Yes 31 Thulhaadhoo, Maldives Yes
Abdulayev, Omar Hamzayavich Tajikistan No 31 Dushanbe, Tajikistan
Lahassimi, Najib Mohammad Morocco Yes 31 Sattat, Morocco
Zemmori, Mosa Zi Belgium Yes 31 Wilryk, Belgium
Al Ajmi, Abdallah Saleh Ali


The U.S. military accused him of fighting with the Taliban in Afghanistan and wanting to kill Americans. He was involved in one of three suicide bombings that killed seven Iraqi security forces in Mosul on April 26, 2008, Defense Department officials said.
Ex-Guantanamo Detainee Joined Iraq Suicide Attack (Post, May 8, 2008) Kuwait Yes 31 Almadi, Kuwait
Al Qurbi, Mohammed Mubarek Salah Saudi Arabia Yes 31 Khamees Musheet, Saudi Arabia
Al Amri, Abd Al Rahman Moaza Zafer Saudi Arabia Yes 31 Arar, Saudi Arabia
Binyam, Mohammed Ahmed


Formal Charges Ethiopia No 31 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Al Shamyri, Mustafa Abdul Qawi Abdul Aziz Yemen No 31 Sana'a, Yemen
Janko, Abd Al Rahim Abdul Rassak Syria No 31 Al Qamashil, Syria
Al Bidna, Sa Ad Ibraham Sa Ad Saudi Arabia Yes 31 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Mohamed, Ahmed China No 31 Artush, China
Saleh, Ayoub Murshid Ali Yemen No 31 Usabee, Yemen
Salehove, Maroof Saleemovich Tajikistan Yes 31 Dushanbe, Tajikistan Yes
Naseer, Munir Bin Pakistan Yes 31 Karachi, Pakistan
Al Qahtani, Jabir Hasan Muhamed Saudi Arabia Yes 31 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Zaid, Walid Said Bin Said Yemen No 31 Ta'iz, Yemen
Al Hanashi, Mohammad Ahmed Abdullah Saleh Yemen Yes 31 Al Habrub, Yemen
Ali, Adnan Mohammed Saudi Arabia Yes 31 Ta'if, Saudi Arabia
Al Amrani, Ayman Mohammad Silman Jordan Yes 31 Muthalthal Ardha, Jordan
Al Dubaikey, Bessam Muhammed Saleh Saudi Arabia Yes 31 Qasim, Saudi Arabia
Al Sabri, Mashur Abdallah Muqbil Ahmed Yemen No 31 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Baada, Tarek Ali Abdullah Ahmed Yemen No 31 Shebwa, Yemen
Balkhair, Rashed Awad Khalaf Saudi Arabia Yes 31 Jurashi, Saudi Arabia
Haidel, Mohammed Ahmed Said Yemen No 31 Ta'iz, Yemen
Hashem, Mubarak Hussain Bin Abul Bangladesh Yes 31 Baria, Bangladesh
Jan, Jumma Tajikistan Yes 31 Kurgantapa, Tajikistan
Kamin, Mohammed Afghanistan No 31 Unknown
Khan, Tariq Pakistan Yes 31 Village 426, Pakistan
Masud, Sharaf Ahmad Muhammad Yemen No 31 Sana'a, Yemen
Mohammed, Rasool Shahwali Zair Mohammed


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 31 Lowara, Afghanistan Yes
Qahtani, Said Muhammad Husyan Saudi Arabia No 31 Khamees Mushail, Saudi Arabia
Rahman, Fizaulla Afghanistan Yes 31 Sancharak, Afghanistan
Sarwar, Kari Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 31 Ashakay Village, Afghanistan
Shah, Said Mohammed Alim


According to the Pentagon, Shah returned to the fight in Afghanistan upon his release. Afghanistan Yes 31 Helmand, Afghanistan
Zahrani, Fawaz Abd Al-Aziz Al- Saudi Arabia Yes 31 Medina, Saudi Arabia
Dergoul, Tarek Morocco Yes 32 Mile End, United Kingdom
Moqbel, Samir Naji Al Hasan Yemen No 32 Ta'iz, Yemen
Kasimbekov, Kamalludin Uzbekistan No 32 Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Madni, Hafez Qari Mohamed Saad Iqbal


http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/national/1104ap_pakistan_guantanamo_prisoner.html Pakistan Yes 32 Pakistan
Amar, Abu Saudi Arabia No 32 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Abd Al Mujahid, Mahmoud Abd Al Aziz Yemen No 32 Ta'iz, Yemen
Khalik, Saidullah China No 32 Ghulja, China
Al Zayla, Muhammed Yahia Mosin Saudi Arabia Yes 32 Medina, Saudi Arabia
Al Wahab, Musa Abed Saudi Arabia Yes 32 Medina, Saudi Arabia
Abdulahat, Emam China No 32 Konashahar, China
Al Tays, Ali Husayn Abdullah Yemen Yes 32 Sada, Yemen
Al Sani, Fahmi Salem Said Yemen No 32 Mikala, Yemen
Al Awda, Fouzi Khalid Abdullah Kuwait No 32 Kuwait City, Kuwait
Ahjam, Ahmed Adnan Syria No 32 Halab, Syria
Vahitov, Aiat Nasimovich Russia Yes 32 Naberyozhnyj, Russia
Amtiri, Nasser Najiri Kuwait Yes 32 Mahwa, Kuwait
Achab Kanouni, Imad France Yes 32 Casablanco, Morocco
Ahmed, Feda


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 32 Kandahar, Afghanistan Yes
Qasim, Khaled Yemen No 32 Themeir, Yemen
Manzu, Hafice Leqeat Pakistan Yes 32 Kanaval District, Pakistan
Al Nurr, Anwar Saudi Arabia Yes 32 Toraif, Saudi Arabia
Abulwance, Yamatolah Afghanistan Yes 32 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Achezkai, Haji Mohammed Khan Afghanistan Yes 32 Kabul, Afghanistan
Ahmed, Ali Abdullah Yemen Committed Suicide on June 10, 2006 32 Ib, Yemen
Ahmed, Fahmi Abdullah Yemen No 32 Debab, Yemen
Ahmed, Fayad Yahya Yemen No 32 Aden, Yemen
Al Alawi, Muaz Hamza Ahmad Yemen No 32 Bajor, Yemen
Al Bawardi, Khalid Saud Abd Al Rahman Saudi Arabia Yes 32 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al Kurash, Muhammad Abd Al Rahman Saudi Arabia Yes 32 Ta'if, Saudi Arabia
Al Maythali, Ha Il Aziz Ahmed Yemen No 32 Zemar, Yemen
Al Qahtani, Jabran Said Wazar


Formal Charges Saudi Arabia No 32 Tabuk, Saudi Arabia
Al Samiri, Bader Al Bakri Saudi Arabia Yes 32 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Sharabi, Zuhail Abdo Anam Said Yemen No 32 Taiz, Yemen
Ali, Said Saim Pakistan Yes 32 Karachi, Pakistan
Ehssanullah Afghanistan Yes 32 Sarwan Qala, Afghanistan
Esmatulla, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 32 Dekundie, Afghanistan
Far Huddine, Bar Afghanistan Yes 32 Tora Oba, Afghanistan
Ghul, Wazir Zalim Afghanistan Yes 32 Khowst, Afghanistan
Kakar, Mohammed Raz-Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 32 Khod, Afghanistan
Khan, Hazrat Sangin Afghanistan Yes 32 Lowal, Afghanistan
Mamut, Abdul Helil China No 32 Kashkar, China
Mohammed, Hussein Salem Yemen No 32 Aden, Yemen
Mohammed, Said Afghanistan Yes 32 Afghanistan
Noman, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 32 Pakistan
Peerzai, Qari Hasan Ulla Afghanistan Yes 32 Baghran, Afghanistan
Quasam, Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 32 Bamian, Afghanistan
Sargidene, Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 32 Archasan, Afghanistan
Shah, Solaiman Dur Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 32 Panjwaee, Afghanistan
Torjan, Shaibjan Afghanistan No 32 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Wali, Badshah Afghanistan Yes 32 Khowst, Afghanistan
Al Mishad, Sharif Fati Ali Egypt No 33 Shabin El Kom, Egypt
Zeidan, Ibrahim Mahdy Achmed Libya Yes 33 Sorman, Libya
Al Mahayawi, Saud Dakhil Allah Muslih Saudi Arabia Yes 33 Jedda, Saudi Arabia
Khan, Muhammed Ijaz Pakistan Yes 33 Kafilgarh, Pakistan
Sayab, Mutij Sadiz Ahmad Algeria No 33 Unknown
Shaheen Shahwali Zair Mohammed, Naqeebyllah


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 33 Khowst, Afghanistan Yes
Al Mousa, Abdul Hakim Abdul Rahman Abduaziz Saudi Arabia Yes 33 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al Qadir, Mohammed Abd Al Algeria Yes 33 Taot, Algeria
Ul Shah, Zia Pakistan Yes 33 Karachi, Pakistan
Abdul Said, Hassan Iraq No 33 Basra, Iraq
Makram, Murtadha Al Said Saudi Arabia Yes 33 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al Sharif, Fahd Umr Abd Al Majid Saudi Arabia Yes 33 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Karim, Arkan Mohammad Ghafil Iraq No 33 Dekar, Iraq
Said, Hassan Mujamma Rabai Algeria No 33 Oum el Bouaghi, Algeria
Souleimani Laalmai, Mohamad Morocco Yes 33 Casablanca, Morocco
Mahnut, Bahtiyar China No 33 Ghulja, China
Hadi, Salem Ahmed Yemen No 33 Hadramaut, Yemen
Ahmad, Bashir Pakistan Yes 33 Chah Kote Wala, Pakistan
Ahmad, Osam Abdul Rahan Jordan Yes 33 Al-Zarqa, Jordan
Al Hizani, Abd Saudi Arabia Yes 33 Riyahd, Saudi Arabia
Al Mudhaffari, Abdel Qadir Hussein Yemen No 33 Al Bayda, Yemen
Al Noofayaee, Abdalaziz Kareem Salim Saudi Arabia No 33 Al Shafa, Saudi Arabia
Al Utaybi, Mani Shaman Turki Al Habardi Saudi Arabia Committed Suicide on June 10, 2006 33 Al-Qarara, Saudi Arabia
Al-Marwa'I, Toufiq Saber Muhammad Yemen No 33 Al Dumaina, Yemen
Basardah, Yasim Muhammed Yemen No 33 Shabua, Yemen
Farhad, Din Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 33 Konduz, Afghanistan
Hashim, Mohammed Afghanistan No 33 Qandahar, Afghanistan
Hatim, Said Muhammed Salih Yemen No 33 Ibb, Yemen
Jarabh, Saeed Ahmed Mohammed Abdullah Sarem Yemen No 33 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Mohammed, Sultan Afghanistan Yes 33 Qal eh, Afghanistan
Qyati, Abdul Rahman Umir Al Yemen No 33 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Rahman, Abdul Yemen No 33 Hadramaut, Yemen
Rahman, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 33 Haji Baras, Afghanistan Yes
Rahman, Murtazah Abdul Afghanistan Yes 33 Nadali, Afghanistan
Sharif, Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 33 Kalina, Afghanistan
Uwaydah, Rashid Awad Rashid Al Saudi Arabia Yes 33 Sakaka, Saudi Arabia
Yacoub, Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 33 Khwazak, Afghanistan
Abd Al Rahman Abd, Allal Ab Aljallil Yemen No 34 Aluday, Yemen
Al Shurfa, Ohmed Ahmed Mahamoud Saudi Arabia No 34 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Al Uwaydha, Sultan Ahmed Dirdeer Musa Saudi Arabia Yes 34 Medina, Saudi Arabia
Shalabi, Abdul Rahman Saudi Arabia No 34 Medina, Saudi Arabia
Al Muri, Khalid Rashd Ali Saudi Arabia Yes 34 Khafji, Saudi Arabia
Bin Hamlili, Adil Hadi Al Jazairi Algeria No 34 Oram, Algeria
Al Mutayri, Khalid Abdullah Mishal Thamer Kuwait Yes 34 Kuwait City, Kuwait
Abd Al Sattar, Muieen A Deen Jamal A Deen Abd Al Fusal United Arab Emirates No 34 Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Ishmurat, Timur Ravilich Russia Yes 34 Azenakai, Russia
Al Kandari, Faiz Mohammed Ahmed Kuwait No 34 Kuwait City, Kuwait
Tsiradzho, Poolad T Azerbaijan No 34 Baku, Azerbaijan
Mohammed, Nag China No 34 Khulga, China
Naji, Aziz Abdul Algeria No 34 Batna, Algeria
Bin Salem, Muhhammad Said Yemen No 34 Hadramaut, Yemen
Khan, Isa Pakistan Yes 34 Bannu, Pakistan
Al Asiri, Turki Mash Awi Zayid Saudi Arabia Yes 34 Taboq, Saudi Arabia
Khan, Ejaz Ahmad Pakistan Yes 34 Mardan, Pakistan
Al Shumrani, Mohammad Al Rahman Saudi Arabia No 34 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al Darbi, Ahmed Muhammed Haza Saudi Arabia No 34 Ta'if, Saudi Arabia
Abu Ghanim, Mohammed Rajab Sadiq Yemen No 34 Sanaa, Yemen
Ahmed, Saghir Pakistan Yes 34 Sargodha, Pakistan
Al Ansi, Muhammad Ahmad Abdallah Yemen No 34 Sanaa, Yemen
Al Barakat, Khalid Hassan Husayn Saudi Arabia Yes 34 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Fayfi, Jabir Jubran Saudi Arabia Yes 34 Ta'if, Saudi Arabia
Al Hubayshi, Khalid Sulaymanjaydh Saudi Arabia Yes 34 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Al Rammah, Omar Mohammed Ali Yemen No 34 Al Beitha, Yemen
Alikozi, Amanullah Afghanistan Yes 34 Deh Raud, Afghanistan
Hawsawi, Amran Baqur Mohammed Saudi Arabia Yes 34 Ta'if, Saudi Arabia
Rahim, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 34 Sharshar, Afghanistan
Ruhani, Gholam Afghanistan Yes 34 Ghazni, Afghanistan
Salaam, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 34 Birmal, Afghanistan
Tahir, Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 34 Mirkhan Khail, Afghanistan
Al Sharbi, Ghassan Abdullah


Formal Charges Saudi Arabia No 35 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Al Nahdi, Sulaiman Awath Sulaiman Bin Ageel Yemen No 35 Al Mukalla, Yemen
Hamidullah, Ali Sher Uzbekistan No 35 Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Abdurehim, Dawut China No 35 Ghulja, China
Abdulhehim, Adel


Status Review Tribunal Transcript China Yes 35 Ghulja, China Yes
Ahmad, Ahmad Abd Al Rahman Spain Yes 35 Cueta, Spain
Anvar, Hassan China No 35 Urumchi, China
Al Suadi, Abdul Aziz Abdullah Ali Yemen No 35 Milhan, Yemen
Ali, Walid Mohammad Haj Mohammad Sudan Yes 35 Donkhallah, Sudan
Sharqawi, Abdu Ali Al Haji Yemen No 35 Ta'iz, Saudi Arabia
Hassam, Zakirjan


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Russia Yes 35 Saratov, Russia Yes
Al Ali, Mahmud Salem Horan Mohammed Mutlak Syria No 35 Doha, Syria
Al Shimri, Maji Afas Radhi Saudi Arabia Yes 35 Kharj, Saudi Arabia
Ayubi, Salahodin Pakistan Yes 35 Lahore, Pakistan
Al Harbi, Ghanim Abdul Rahman Saudi Arabia Yes 35 Khobar, Saudi Arabia
Jamaludinovich, Abu Bakir Uzbekistan No 35 Chartakh, Uzbekistan
Ghafar Homarovich, Shirinov Tajikistan Yes 35 Dushanbe, Tajikistan
Ayub, Haseeb Pakistan Yes 35 Budho, Pakistan
Abdulghupur, Hajiakbar China No 35 Ghulja, China
Al Anazi, Sultan Sari Sayel Saudi Arabia Yes 35 Sakaka, Saudi Arabia
Al Husayn, Zaid Muhamamd Sa'Ad Jordan Yes 35 Amman, Jordan
Al Nusayri, Adil Uqla Hassan Saudi Arabia Yes 35 Sakakah, Saudi Arabia
Al Warafi, Muktar Yahya Najee Yemen No 35 Ta'iz, Yemen
Hafizullah, Fnu Afghanistan No 35 Afghanistan
Hamdullah, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 35 Kushki Nakod, Afghanistan
Khan, Hukumra


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 35 Chenna Village, Afghanistan Yes
Mohammadullah Afghanistan Yes 35 Manu, Afghanistan
Nashir, Sa Id Salih Sa Id Yemen No 35 Habilain, Yemen
Saleh Ganmi, Abdullah Muhammad Saudi Arabia Yes 35 Rabug, Saudi Arabia
Suleiman, Fayiz Ahmad Yahia Yemen No 35 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Ahmed, Abdul Rahman Uthman Saudi Arabia Yes 36 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Mizouz, Mohammed Morocco Yes 36 Casablanca, Morocco
Mahjoub, Muhammed Al Ghazali Babaker Sudan Yes 36 Um Durman, Sudan
Odijev, Ruslan Anatolivich Russia Yes 36 Prolandnom, Russia
Basit, Akhdar Qasem


Status Review Tribunal Transcript China Yes 36 Ghulja, China Yes
Batayev, Ilkham Turdbyavich Uzbekistan Yes 36 Abaye, Kazakhstan
Al Shamari, Abd Al Aziz Sayir Kuwait Yes 36 Al Fahahil, Kuwait
Al Kandari, Abdullah Kamel Kuwait Yes 36 Hawalli, Kuwait
Al Shihri, Said Ali Jabir Al Khathim Saudi Arabia Yes 36 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al Tamimi, Haydar Jabbar Hafez Iraq No 36 Kute, Iraq
al-Dossari, Jumah Mohammed Abdul Latif Bahrain Yes 36 Khabar, Saudi Arabia
Al Marri, Jaralla Saleh Mohammed Kahla Qatar Yes 36 Doha, Qatar
Abderrahmane, Slimane Hadj Denmark Yes 36 Roskilde, Denmark
Barhoumi, Sufyian


Formal Charges Algeria No 36 Algiers, Algeria
Al Harbi, Mohamed Atiq Awayd Saudi Arabia Yes 36 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Mohammed, Kahlid Saad Saudi Arabia No 36 Al Tabia, Saudi Arabia
Abdallah, Sayf Bin Tunisia No 36 Menzil, Tunisia
Al Jadani, Humud Dakhil Humud Said Saudi Arabia Yes 36 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Al Amri, Abdul Rahman Ma Ath Thafir Saudi Arabia No 36 Ta'if, Saudi Arabia
Abdenour, Sameur Algeria Yes 36 Algiers, Algeria
Abdul Rahman, Abdul Ghappar China No 36 Kucha, China
Sharipov, Rukniddin Fayziddinovich Tajikistan Yes 36 Lenenabad, Tajikistan
Al Busayss, Adil Said Al Haj Obeid Yemen No 36 Aden, Yemen
Tariq, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 36 Alladand Dehry, Pakistan
Adam, Mohammed Sadiq Uzbekistan Yes 36 Konduz, Afghanistan
Adil, Ahmed


Status Review Tribunal Transcript China Yes 36 Kashkar, China Yes
Ahmad, Noor


According to the Pentagon, "Noor was released in July of 2003, and has since participated in fighting against US forces near Kandahar. After his release, Noor was identified as the person in an October 7, 2001, video interview with al-Jazeerah TV network, wherein he is identified as the “deputy defense minister of the Taliban.” In this interview, he described the defensive position of the mujahideen and claimed they had recently downed an airplane." Afghanistan Yes 36 Moqur, Afghanistan
Ahmed Zaid Salim Zuhair Saudi Arabia No 36 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Akbar, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 36 Helmand, Afghanistan
Al Kabi, Jamil Ali Saudi Arabia Yes 36 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Omairah, Othman Ahmed Othman Yemen Yes 36 Shabwa, Yemen
Awad, Jalal Salam Awad Yemen No 36 Al Muquala, Yemen
Din, Juma Afghanistan Yes 36 Alinghan, Afghanistan
Ehsanullah Afghanistan Yes 36 Farah, Afghanistan
Gul, Janat


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 36 Sarpolad, Afghanistan Yes
Nasim, Mohammad Afghanistan No 36 Shahidan, Afghanistan
Noorani, Abdul Rahman Afghanistan Yes 36 Afghanistan
Rasoul, Abdullah Gulam Afghanistan Yes 36 Hilmand, Afghanistan
Rasul, Shafiq United Kingdom Yes 36 Dudley, England
Salih, Abdul Al Razzaq Muhammad Yemen No 36 Al Gidd Al Hajjah, Yemen
Sayed, Abdul Hadi Muhamed Rasul Afghanistan Yes 36 Helmand, Afghanistan
Sayed, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 36 Abbotabad, Pakistan
Shah, Nahir Afghanistan No 36 Kaplsa, Afghanistan
Shah, Qalandar


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 36 Kandahar, Afghanistan Yes
Sharbat Afghanistan Yes 36 Khairo Village, Afghanistan
Al Otaibi, Nawaf Fahad Saudi Arabia Yes 37 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Ikassrin, Laacin Morocco Yes 37 Targist, Morocco
Barayan, Majid Al Saudi Arabia Yes 37 Jedda, Saudi Arabia
Mubanga, Martin John United Kingdom Yes 37 Lusaka, Zambia
Dokhan, Moammar Badawi Syria No 37 Damascus, Syria
Al Bihani, Tolfiq Nassar Ahmed Saudi Arabia No 37 Tabuk, Saudi Arabia
Al Qurayshi, Majid Aydha Muhammad Saudi Arabia Yes 37 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Raziq, Abdul Pakistan Yes 37 Kot Marakand, Pakistan
Mohammad, Tarik Pakistan Yes 37 Kohat, Pakistan
Al Shakouri, Radwan Morocco Yes 37 Asafi, Morocco
Mustafa, Khaled Ben France Yes 37 Lyons, France
Abu Bakr, Omar Khalifa Mohammed Libya No 37 Al Bayda, Libya
Al Hikimi, Ahmed Umar Abdullah Yemen No 37 Ta'iz, Yemen
Al Khalif, Hani Saiid Mohammad Saudi Arabia Yes 37 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al Utaybi, Abdullah Ali Saudi Arabia Yes 37 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Zabe, Slah Muhamed Salih Saudi Arabia Yes 37 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Zaharni, Khalid Mohammed Saudi Arabia Yes 37 Al Kharj, Saudi Arabia
Bagi, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 37 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Barak, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 37 Surgay, Afghanistan
Ghani, Abdul Afghanistan No 37 Afghanistan
Hekmat, Abdullah Afghanistan Yes 37 Akhcha, Afghanistan
Khan, Abdullah Mohammad Uzbekistan Yes 37 Faryab, Afghanistan
Khan, Bacha Pakistan Yes 37 Bajawor, Pakistan
Khan, Juma Afghanistan Yes 37 Kona Charbolak, Afghanistan
Khan, Mohabet Afghanistan Yes 37 Alipoor, Pakistan
Khowlan, Abdul Rahman Mohammed Hussein Saudi Arabia Yes 37 Taif, Saudi Arabia
Malang, Nassir Afghanistan Yes 37 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Mirmuhammad, Sharghulab Afghanistan Yes 37 Brayiam, Afghanistan
Mouhammad, Maasoum Abdah Syria No 37 Al Qameshle, Syria
Must, Yarass Ali Afghanistan Yes 37 Unknown
Sultan, Faha Saudi Arabia Yes 37 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Tukhi, Aminullah Baryalai Afghanistan Yes 37 Heart, Afghanistan
Waheed, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 37 Musa Qala, Afghanistan
Wazir, Padsha


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 37 Kundai, Afghanistan Yes
Zahir, Abdul


Formal Charges Afghanistan No 37 Hasarak, Afghanistan
Hicks, David Matthew


Hicks is was the first person to face a U.S. military tribunal after the Supreme Court struck down a previous version of the trials in 2006. He returns to Australia to serve nine months in a maximum-security prison near Adelaide. Hicks, a high school dropout and Muslim convert, joined al-Qaeda and fought for two hours alongside the Taliban before he was captured trying to escape Afghanistan in December 2001.
Guantanamo Detainee Returns to Australia, Post, May 21, 2007



Formal Charges Australia Yes 38 Adelaide, Australia
Mart, Mahmud Nuri Turkey Yes 38 Agri, Turkey
Al Atabi, Bijad Thif Allah Saudi Arabia Yes 38 Saajer, Saudi Arabia
Sebaii, Abdel Hadi Mohammed Badan Al Sebaii Saudi Arabia Yes 38 El Kharg, Saudi Arabia
Diyab, Jihad Ahmed Mujstafa Lebanon No 38 Jedeta, Lebanon
Sultan, Ashraf Salim Abd Al Salam Libya No 38 Jedda, Saudi Arabia
Al Amir Mahmoud, Amir Yakoub Mohammed Sudan Yes 38 Omdurman, Sudan
Sharipov, Almasm Rabilavich Russia Yes 38 Avzion, Russia
Yadel, Brahim France Yes 38 Aubervilliers, France
Khan, Hamood Ullah Pakistan Yes 38 Hyberabad, Pakistan
Parhat, Hozaifa China No 38 Ghulja, China
Tourson, Ahmad China No 38 Xinjiang, China
Nafeesi, Abdul Satar Pakistan Yes 38 Miachinu, Pakistan
Ahmed, Shabir Afghanistan Yes 38 Badakhshan, Afghanistan
Allah, Noor Afghanistan Yes 38 Uruzgan, Afghanistan
Ghofoor, Abdullah


After his release, Ghofoor became the Taliban's regional commander in two provinces and was killed by Afghan security forces, the Pentagon said, according to a Reuters report. Afghanistan Yes 38 Keshai, Afghanistan
Khan, Kakai Afghanistan Yes 38 Gardez, Afghanistan
Mujahid, Abdullah Afghanistan Yes 38 Paktia, Afghanistan
Noorallah, Haji Afghanistan Yes 38 Andkhoy, Afghanistan
Razaq, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 38 Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Wasiq, Abdul Haq Afghanistan No 38 Ghazni, Afghanistan
Zaman, Gul


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 38 Khowst, Afghanistan Yes
Slahi, Mohamedou Ould Mauritania No 39 Rosso, Mauritania
Badr, Badruzzan Afghanistan Yes 39 Jalalabad, Afghanistan
Subii, Nasir Maziyad Abdallah Al Qurayshi Al Saudi Arabia Yes 39 Kasim, Saudi Arabia
Bin Hamida, Adil Mabrouk Tunisia No 39 Tunis, Tunisia
Batarfi, Ayman Saeed Abdullah Yemen No 39 Cairo, Egypt
Abdelrahman, Abdelrazak Ali Libya No 39 Al Jilat, Libya
Ait Idr, Mustafa Algeria (Bosnian resident) Yes 39 Sidimhamed, Algeria
Kabir, Usama Hassan Ahmed Abu Jordan Yes 39 Al Rusayfa, Jordan
Al Morghi, Khalid Abdallah Abdel Rahman Saudi Arabia Yes 39 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Huwari, Soufian Abar Algeria Yes 39 Ouran, Algeria
Aziz, Ahmed Abdel Mauritania Yes 39 Atar, Mauritania
Al Kazimi, Sanad Yislam Yemen No 39 Unknown
Al Qurashi, Sabri Mohammed Ebrahim Yemen No 39 Hudaydah, Yemen
Al Yafi, Al Khadr Abdallah Muhammed Yemen No 39 Lawdar, Yemen
Hamdan, Salim Ahmed Salim


Formal Charges Yemen Yes 39 Hadramout, Yemen
Jalil, Haji


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 39 Bayanzai, Gereshk District, Afghanistan Yes
Kandahari, Kako Afghanistan Yes 39 Ghulayie, Afghanistan Yes
Karim, Bostan Afghanistan No 39 Khowst, Afghanistan
Khan, Swar Afghanistan Yes 39 Khowst, Afghanistan
Mohammed, Akhtar Afghanistan No 39 Barogai, Afghanistan
Nasrat Yar, Hiztullah Afghanistan Yes 39 Surubee, Afghanistan
Nassir, Jamil Ahmed Said Yemen No 39 Ta'iz, Yemen
Rabbani, Mohammed Ahmad Ghulam Pakistan No 39 Medina, Saudi Arabia
Al Rawi, Bisher Amin Khalil United Kingdom Yes 40 Baghdad, Iraq
Deghayes, Omar Amer Libya Yes 40 Tripoli, Libya
Belbacha, Ahmed Bin Saleh


Belbacha worked as a hotel waiter in Britain. The Pentagon has alleged that he met Osama bin Laden twice and received weapons training in Afghanistan. His attorneys dispute the charges and say he was rounded up with other innocent men in Pakistan in early 2002.
On Feb. 22, 2007, the Pentagon notified Belbacha's lawyers in London that he had been approved to leave Guantanamo. Despite entreaties from the State Department, the British government has refused to accept Belbacha because he is not a British citizen. Algeria No 40 Algiers, Algeria
Gadallah, Hammad Ali Amno


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Sudan Yes 40 Duba, Sudan Yes
Vakhidov , Sobit Abdumukit Valikhonovich Tajikistan Yes 40 Itsfaratz, Tajikistan
Lahmar, Sabir Mahfouz Algeria (Bosnian resident) No 40 Constantine, Algeria
Qassim, Abu Bakker China Yes 40 Ghulja, China Yes
Bin Hadiddi, Abdul Haddi Tunisia No 40 Bir'Alash, Tunisia
Al Hami, Rafiq Bin Bashir Bin Jalud Tunisia No 40 Omaron, Tunisia
Al Hajj, Sami Mohy El Din Muhammed Sudan Yes 40 Khartoum, Sudan
Abu Rahman, Abdul Rabbani Abd Al Rahim Pakistan No 40 Unknown
Al Malki, Saed Khatem Saudi Arabia Yes 40 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Zahrani, Muhammed Murdi Issa Saudi Arabia No 40 Ta'if, Saudi Arabia
Ghafour, Shai Jahn


After being captured in early 2002 and held at GTMO for eight months, Ghafour reportedly became the Taliban’s regional commander in Uruzgan and Helmand provinces, carrying out attacks on US and Afghan forces. On September 25, 2004, while planning an attack against Afghan police, Ghaffar and two of his men were killed in a raid by Afghan security forces Afghanistan Yes 40 Karabagh, Afghanistan
Hintif, Fadil Husayn Salih Yemen No 40 Al Youf, Yemen
Ismail, Ali Hamza Ahmed Sulayman Yemen No 40 Hudaydah, Yemen
Kadir, Khandan Afghanistan Yes 40 Safra-andarikhail, Afghanistan
Kahm, Abdul Rahman Abdullah Mohamed Juma Afghanistan Yes 40 Fara, Afghanistan
Khamsan, Karam Khamis Sayd


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Yemen Yes 40 Al Mahra, Yemen Yes
Mowla, Abdul Pakistan Yes 40 Malakan District, Pakistan
Raz, Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 40 Unknown
Ami, Shakir Abdurahim Mohamed Saudi Arabia No 41 Medina, Saudi Arabia
Al Futuri, Muhammad Abd Allah Mansur Libya Yes 41 Al Rimi, Yemen
Lagha, Lufti Bin Swei Tunisia Yes 41 Tunis, Tunisia
Al Harbi, Salim Suliman Saudi Arabia Yes 41 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Naely, Abbas Habid Rumi Iraq No 41 Al Amin, Iraq
Begg, Moazzan United Kingdom Yes 41 Birmingham, United Kingdom
Ali Bakush, Ismael Ali Faraj Libya No 41 Al-Khumas, Libya
Boujaadia, Said Morocco Yes 41 Casablanca, Morocco
Shokuri, Yunis Abdurrahman Morocco Yes 41 Asafi, Morocco
Nechle, Mohammed Algeria (Bosnian resident) Yes 41 Laghouat, Algeria
Al Hilal, Abdul Al Salam Yemen No 41 Unknown
Al Khalaqi, Asim Thahit Abdullah Yemen No 41 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al Qadasi, Khalid Abd Jal Jabbar Muhammad Juthman Yemen No 41 Ta'iz, Yemen
Bismillah 2, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 41 Pirwan Siagird, Afghanistan
Khan, Alif Afghanistan Yes 41 Khowst, Afghanistan
Noor, Habib


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 41 Mangal Village, Afghanistan Yes
Omari, Mohammad Nabi Afghanistan No 41 Khowst, Afghanistan
Sadiqi, Abdul Halim Pakistan Yes 41 Pakistan
Sangaryar, Rahmatullah Afghanistan Yes 41 Oruzgan, Afghanistan
Wahab, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 41 Afghanistan
Mingazov, Ravil Russia No 42 Bolsheretski, Russia
Celik Gogus, Yuksel Turkey Yes 42 Karasu Village, Sakara City, Turkey
Al Juhani, Muhamad Naji Subhi Saudi Arabia Yes 42 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Abdel Aziz, Abdullah Muhammed Saudi Arabia Yes 42 Al Medina Menawa, Saudi Arabia
Zumiri, Hassan Algeria No 42 Algiers, Algeria
Khalid, Ridouane France Yes 42 Villenoble, France
Amin, Omar Rajab Kuwait Yes 42 Kuwait City, Kuwait
Sadkhan, Jawad Jabber Iraq No 42 Diwaniya, Iraq
Ameziane, Djamel Saiid Ali Algeria No 42 Al Jesera, Algeria
Salim, Ala Abdel Maqsud Muhammad Egypt Yes 42 Al-Bajoor, Egypt Yes
Al Rushaydan, Abdallah Ibrahim Saudi Arabia Yes 42 Khobar, Saudi Arabia
Al Joudi, Majeed Abdullah Saudi Arabia Yes 42 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al-Deen, Jamal Muhammad Pakistan / Bangladesh Yes 42 Feni, Bangladesh
Andarr, Abdul Al-Hameed Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 42 Zormat, Afghanistan
Barakzai, Jon Mohammad Afghanistan Yes 42 Sarwan Qala, Afghanistan
Darwaish, Naibullah


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 42 Jalazai, Afghanistan Yes
Fazl, Mullah Mohammad Afghanistan No 42 Charchno, Afghanistan
Khairkhwa, Khirullah Said Wali Afghanistan No 42 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Khan, Anwar Afghanistan Yes 42 Konar, Afghanistan
Noori, Mullah Norullah Afghanistan No 42 Shajoie, Afghanistan
Wali, Jihan Pakistan Yes 42 Diir, Pakistan
Yousef, Mohammed Haji Afghanistan Yes 42 Bermal, Afghanistan
Zaeef, Abdul Salam Afghanistan Yes 42 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Hassan, Muhammad Hussein Ali Morocco Yes 43 Selwan, Morocco
Al Harith, Jamal Malik United Kingdom Yes 43 Manchester, United Kingdom
Al Wafti, Abdullah Abd Al Mu'In Saudi Arabia Yes 43 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Nasseri, Riyad Bil Mohammmed Tahir Tunisia No 43 Gafsa, Tunisia
Boumediene, Lakhdar Algeria (Bosnian resident) No 43 Ain Soltgane Saeda, Algeria
Rashidi, Ahmed Morocco Yes 43 Tangier, Morocco
Mohammed, Haji Wali Afghanistan No 43 Baghlan, Afghanistan
Yakubi Afghanistan Yes 43 Gardiz, Afghanistan
Sliti, Hisham Bin Ali Bin Amor Tunisia No 43 Hamam Lif, Tunisia
Al-Waleeli, Fael Roda Egypt Yes 43 Mansura, Egypt
Ahmed, Sar Faraz Pakistan Yes 43 Lahore, Pakistan
Khan, Ezat Afghanistan Yes 43 Sei, Afghanistan
Al Dehani, Mohammad Finaytal Kuwait Yes 44 Kuwait City, Kuwait
Al Sehli, Ibrahim Daif Allah Neman Saudi Arabia Yes 44 Medina, Saudi Arabia
Algazzar, Adel Fattough Ali Egypt No 44 Cairo, Egypt
Al Wady, Hamoud Abdullah Hamoud Hassan Yemen No 44 Sana'a, Yemen
Raheem, Al Rachid Hasan Ahmad Abdul Sudan Yes 44 Al-Ubayyid, Sudan
Ourgy, Abdul Bin Mohammed Bin Abess Tunisia No 44 Tunis, Tunisia
Irgashive, Abdul Karim Tajikistan Yes 44 Dushanbe, Tajikistan
Al Hajj, Boudella Algeria (Bosnian resident) Yes 44 Laghouat, Algeria
Hkiml, Adel Bin Ahmed Bin Ibrahim Tunisia No 44 Bin Aroes, Tunisia
Nasir, Abdul Latif Morocco No 44 Casablanca, Morocco
Al Quwari, Mahrar Rafat West Bank No 44 Gaza
Al Yazidi, Ridah Bin Saleh Tunisia No 44 Unfidel, Tunisia
Abu Al Qusin, Abdul Rauf Omar Mohammed Libya No 44 Tripoli, Libya
Al Murbati, Issa Ali Abdullah Bahrain Yes 44 Manama, Bahrain
Matin, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 44 Jowzjan, Afghanistan
Rahman, Mohammed Abdul


Judge Orders U.S. Not to Transfer Tunisian Detainee (Post, Oct. 10, 2007). Tunisia No 44 Tunis, Tunisia
Rahman, Shed Abdur


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 44 Pishin, Pakistan Yes
Barre, Mohammed Sulaymon Somalia No 45 Burco, Somalia
Al Wadi, Adil Kamil Abdullah Bahrain Yes 45 Muharak, Bahrain
Al Matrafi, Abdallah Aiza Saudi Arabia Yes 45 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Mahmud, Arkin China No 45 Ghulja, China
Mohammed, Mirza Afghanistan Yes 45 Gorband, Afghanistan
Mohammed, Wali Afghanistan Yes 45 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Razzaq, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 45 Kadahal, Afghanistan
Zahor, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 45 Charikar, Afghanistan
Abdul Wahab Al Asmr, Khalid Mahomoud


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Jordan Yes 46 Irbid, Jordan Yes
Wasim Saudi Arabia Yes 46 Al Jauf, Saudi Arabia
Boucetta, Fethi


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Algeria Yes 46 Mostaganem, Egypt Yes
Al-Zamel, 'Adel Zamel 'Abd Al-Mahsen Kuwait Yes 46 Kuwait City, Kuwait
Nabied, Yusef Tajikistan Yes 46 Isfara, Tajikistan
Al Henali, Menhal Syria Yes 46 Darna, Syria
Chaman, Gul Afghanistan No 46 Osman, Hazro, Logar, Afghanistan
Ghalib, Haji Afghanistan Yes 46 Nangarhar, Afghanistan
Gul, Khi Ali Afghanistan No 46 Khowst, Afghanistan
Hamidullah Afghanistan No 46 Kabul, Afghanistan
Kabel, Mohamed Afghanistan Yes 46 Parvan Province, Afghanistan
Khan, Shawali Afghanistan No 46 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Lnu, Amanullah Afghanistan Yes 46 Unknown
Yar, Kushky Afghanistan Yes 46 Lejay Village, Afghanistan
Gumarov, Ravil Shafeyavich Russia Yes 47 Gushva, Russia
Al Ghazzawi, Abdel Hamid Ibn Abdussalem Ibn Mifte Libya No 47 Tripoli, Libya
Fazrollah, Mehrabanb Tajikistan Yes 47 Pyandj, Tajikistan
Belkacem, Bensayah Bosnian resident No 47 Wargala, Algeria
Gul, Awal Afghanistan No 47 Sawati Ghundi
Al Edah, Mohammed Ahmad Said Yemen No 47 Hay al-Turbawi Ta'iz, Yemen
Ghafour, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 47 Pattia Province, Afghanistan
Gul, Mohammad Afghanistan Yes 47 Zamikhel, Afghanistan Yes
Melma, Sabar Lal Afghanistan Yes 47 Darya-e-Pech, Afghanistan
Nasim, Mohammed


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 47 Pai Warzai, Afghanistan Yes
Patel, Ali Mustafa


Status Review Tribunal Transcript France Yes 47 Medina, Saudi Arabia Yes
Wakil, Haji Sahib Rohullah Afghanistan Yes 47 Jalalabad, Afghanistan
Walijan, Neyaz Afghanistan Yes 47 Khowst, Afghanistan
Zaman, Khan Afghanistan Yes 47 Zani Khel, Afghanistan
Zumarikourt, Aziz Khan Ali Khan Afghanistan Yes 47 Mushkail, Afghanistan
Abdul Hamid, Hassan Khalil Mohamoud Jordan Yes 48 Amman, Jordan
Suleyman, Ahmed Hassan Jamil Jordan Yes 48 Amman, Jordan
Farhi, Saiid Algeria No 48 Churchelle, Algeria
Ghereby, Salem Abdul Salem Libya No 48 Zletan, Saudi Arabia
Al Iraqi, Abd Al Hadi


Al-Iraqi was described as the incoming leader of al-Qaeda's operations inside Iraq. Profile from U.S. Department of Defense Iraq No 48 Mosul, Iraq
Hafiz, Abdul Afghanistan No 48 Afghanistan
Idris, Ibrahim Othman Ibrahim Sudan / Yemen No 48 Hathramuut, Yemen
Feghoul, Abdulli Algeria Yes 49 Tiaret, Algeria
Al Qosi, Ibrahim Ahmed Mahmoud


Formal Charges Sudan No 49 Khartoum, Sudan
Edmondada, Abdullah Afghanistan Yes 49 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Farouq, Mohammed Nayim


According to the Pentagon, "After his release from US custody in July 2003, Farouq quickly renewed his association with Taliban and al-Qaida members and has since become re-involved in anti-Coalition militant activity." Afghanistan Yes 49 Zatoon Kahil, Afghanistan
Khantumani, Abd Al Nasir Mohammed Abd Al Qadir Syria No 49 Halab, Syria
Muslimdost, Abdul Rahim


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 49 Nangarhar, Afghanistan Yes
Qa Id, Rashid Abd Al Muslih Qa Id Al Saudi Arabia Yes 50 Sakahka, Saudi Arabia
Bin Qumu, Abu Sufian Ibrahim Ahmed Hamuda Libya Yes 50 Darna, Libya
Al Rabia, Fouad Mahoud Hasan Kuwait No 50 Kuwait City, Kuwait
Hamlily, Mustafa Ahmed Algeria Yes 50 Bashare, Algeria
Shah, Ali Afghanistan Yes 50 Gardez, Afghanistan
Shahzada, Haji


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 50 Belanday, Afghanistan Yes
Ameur, Mammar Algeria Yes 51 L'aghouat, Algeria
Husseini, Abdallah Algeria Yes 51 Algiers, Algeria
Alikhan, Mahngur Afghanistan Yes 51 Gomal, Pakistan
Alizai, Nematullah Sahib-Khan Afghanistan Yes 51 Azan, Afghanistan
Bani Amir, Salim Mahmoud Adem Mohammed Sudan Yes 51 Kasala, Sudan
Ghafaar, Abdul Afghanistan No 51 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Hanan, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 51 Ghazni, Afghanistan
Hassan, Adel Sudan Yes 51 Port Sudan, Sudan
Razak, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 51 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Al Sawah, Tariq Mahmoud Ahmed Egypt No 52 Alexandria, Egypt
Al Hassan, Mustafa Ibrahim Mustafa Sudan Yes 52 Al-Manakil, Sudan
Aman Afghanistan Yes 52 Malik Village Kardez, Afghanistan
Dad, Khudai Afghanistan Yes 52 Tarak, Afghanistan
Allaithy, Sami Abdul Aziz Salim


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Egypt Yes 53 Shubrakass, Egypt Yes
Omar, Abdullah Bin


6 Detainees Repatriated By Military (Post, June 20, 2007) Tunisia Yes 53 Massoulta, Tunisia
Akhbar, Mohammad Afghanistan Yes 53 Ghowr Band, Afghanistan
Khan, Abdullah Afghanistan Yes 53 Ghawchak, Afghanistan
Ullah, Amin Afghanistan Yes 53 Chogha, Afghanistan
Ullah, Faiz Afghanistan Yes 53 Bamian, Afghanistan
Ahmad, Abdullah Tabarak Morocco Yes 54 Casablanca, Morocco
Habib, Mamdouh Ibrahim Ahmed Australia Yes 54 Alexandria, Egypt
Al Zuba, Saleh Mohamed Yemen Yes 54 Sana'a, Yemen
Bukhary, Abdul Hakim Saudi Arabia Yes 54 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Rasool, Habib Afghanistan Yes 54 Khowst, Afghanistan
Ahmad, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 55 Roy E Sang, Afghanistan
Hussein, Abdul Qadir Yousef West Bank No 56 Jenin, West Bank
Baridad Afghanistan Yes 56 Helmand, Afghanistan
Lnu, Sadee Eideov Tajikistan Yes 56 Kamsamulabad Reyhan, Tajikista
Mohammed, Akhtiar Afghanistan Yes 56 Kundarkheil, Afghanistan
Zahir, Mohommod Afghanistan No 56 Ghazni, Afghanistan
Elbanna, Abdul Latif Jordan Yes 57 Jericho, Turkey
Bismillah Afghanistan Yes 57 Oruzgan, Afghanistan
Ghani, Nabu Abdul Afghanistan Yes 57 Shishawa, Afghanistan
Khan, Osman Afghanistan Yes 57 Bermel, Afghanistan
Mohammed, Ali Pakistan Yes 57 Rahamibad, Pakistan
Sadik, Mahmud Afghanistan Yes 57 Unknown
Sanghir, Mohammad Pakistan Yes 57 Kohestan, Afghanistan
Khusruf, Mohammed Nasir Yahya Yemen No 59 Ta'iz, Yemen
Paracha, Saifullah Pakistan No 62 Mongwal, Pakistan
Nasir, Allah Afghanistan No 62 Zalahka, Afghanistan
Khail, Hafizullah Shabaz Afghanistan Yes 63 Paktia, Afghanistan
Mohammed, Alif Afghanistan Yes 63 Helmand, Afghanistan
Wazir, Haji Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 66 Lashkargh City, Afghanistan
Ilyas, Mohammad Pakistan Yes 67 Taman, Pakistan
Baqi, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 67 Tark Itmak, Afghanistan
Sarajuddin, Abib Afghanistan Yes 67 Zamikhel, Afghanistan
Turkash, Emdash Abdullah Turkmenistan Yes 68 Ghazni, Afghanistan
Kuchi, Haji Niam Afghanistan Yes 69 Logar, Afghanistan
Razzak, Abdul


The alleged member of the Taliban died in custody on Dec. 30, 2007.
Alleged Taliban Member Detained in Guantanamo Bay Dies of Cancer (AP) Afghanistan Died of Natural Causes 70 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Khan, Nasrat Afghanistan Yes 74 Kabul, Afghanistan
Sadiq, Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 96 Unknown
Abahanov, Yakub Kazakhstan Yes Unknown Semeya, Kazakhstan
Abas, Mohammad Pakistan Yes Unknown Village 426, Pakistan
Abdelrahan, Abdelrazak Ali Libya No Unknown Unknown
Al Nashiri, Abd al-Rahim


Planner of 2000 USS Cole attack. One of the "high value" detainees whose transfer from a secret foreign prison to Guantanamo Bay was announced by President Bush on Sept. 6, 2006, during a speech in which he outlined a reformed detainee policy.



Status Review Tribunal Transcript Saudi Arabia No Unknown Unknown
Al Radai, Riyad Atiq Ali Abdu Al Haj Yemen No Unknown Taez, Yemen
Al-Afghani, Haroon


Transferred to Guantanamo on June 22, 2007 Afghanistan No Unknown Afghanistan
al-Libi, Abu Faraj


Al-Qaeda planner. One of the "high value" detainees whose transfer from a secret foreign prison to Guantanamo Bay was announced by President Bush on Sept. 6, 2006, during a speech in which he outlined a reformed detainee policy.



Status Review Tribunal Transcript Libya No Unknown Unknown
Amin, Aminulla Pakistan Yes Unknown Chaman, Pakistan
Baluchi, Ammar


Key lieutenant for Sept. 11, 2001 attacks and other plots. One of the "high value" detainees whose transfer from a secret foreign prison to Guantanamo Bay was announced by President Bush on Sept. 6, 2006, during a speech in which he outlined a reformed detainee policy.



Status Review Tribunal Transcript Pakistan No Unknown Unknown
Bin Attash, Walid Muhammad


Bin Attash is also known as Tawfiq bin Attash. He was a planner of the Sept. 11, 2001 and 2000 USS Cole attacks. He was one of the "high value" detainees whose transfer from a secret foreign prison to Guantanamo Bay was announced by President Bush on Sept. 6, 2006, during a speech in which he outlined a reformed detainee policy.



Status Review Tribunal Transcript Yemen No Unknown Unknown
Bin Isamuddin, Riduan


Isamuddin goes by the name Hambali and is the operational mastermind of Jemaah Islamiya who planned the 2002 Bali nightclub bombings. He is one of the "high value" detainees whose transfer from a secret foreign prison to Guantanamo Bay was announced by President Bush on Sept. 6, 2006, during a speech in which he outlined a reformed detainee policy.



Status Review Tribunal Transcript Indonesia No Unknown Unknown
bin Lep, Mohammed Nazir


Lep is also known as Lillie. He was one of the "high value" detainees whose transfer from a secret foreign prison to Guantanamo Bay was announced by President Bush on Sept. 6, 2006, during a speech in which he outlined a reformed detainee policy.



Status Review Tribunal Transcript Malaysia No Unknown Unknown
Binalshibh, Ramzi


Key facilitator for Sept. 11, 2001 attacks. One of the "high value" detainees whose transfer from a secret foreign prison to Guantanamo Bay was announced by President Bush on Sept. 6, 2006, during a speech in which he outlined a reformed detainee policy.



Status Review Tribunal Transcript Yemen No Unknown Unknown
Bismaullah, Fnu 2 Afghanistan Yes Unknown Baghran, Afghanistan
Dourad, Gouled Hassan


Dourad is allegedly a member of al-Ittihad al-Islami, an organization listed by the United States as a terrorist group linked to al-Qaeda.
He is one of the "high value" detainees whose transfer from a secret foreign prison to Guantanamo Bay was announced by President Bush on Sept. 6, 2006, during a speech in which he outlined a reformed detainee policy.
Related Story: Somali Held at Guantanamo Denies Al-Qaeda Link



Status Review Tribunal Transcript Somalia No Unknown Unknown
Ghailani, Ahmed Khalfan


Indicted in the 1998 U.S. bombings in Africa. One of the "high value" detainees whose transfer from a secret foreign prison to Guantanamo Bay was announced by President Bush on Sept. 6, 2006, during a speech in which he outlined a reformed detainee policy.



Status Review Tribunal Transcript Tanzania No Unknown Unknown
Hawsawi, Mustafa Ahmed


Paymaster and travel facilitator for al-Qaeda. One of the "high value" detainees whose transfer from a secret foreign prison to Guantanamo Bay was announced by President Bush on Sept. 6, 2006, during a speech in which he outlined a reformed detainee policy.



Status Review Tribunal Transcript Saudi Arabia No Unknown Unknown
Ijaz, Mohammed Pakistan Yes Unknown Blonoval, Pakistan
Jan, Saida Afghanistan No Unknown Konar, Afghanistan
Khan, Majid


One of the "high value" detainees whose transfer from a secret foreign prison to Guantanamo Bay was announced by President Bush on Sept. 6, 2006, during a speech in which he outlined a reformed detainee policy.
Detainee's Lawyers Fear That Mail Is Uselessly Slow at Guantanamo



Formal Charges



Status Review Tribunal Transcript Pakistan No Unknown Unknown
Khirullah Akah Afghanistan Yes Unknown Afghanistan
Khnenah, Muhammed Ali Hussein Yemen No Unknown Ktaph, Yemen
Mar'I, Jamal Muhammad 'Alawi Yemen No Unknown Dhamar, Yemen
Mohammad, Akhtar Afghanistan Yes Unknown Unknown
Mohammed, Haji Faiz Afghanistan Yes Unknown Rasham Village, Afghanistan
Mohammed, Khalid Sheikh


Key Sept. 11, 2001 attacks planner. One of the "high value" detainees whose transfer from a secret foreign prison to Guantanamo Bay was announced by President Bush on Sept. 6, 2006, during a speech in which he outlined a reformed detainee policy.



Status Review Tribunal Transcript Pakistan No Unknown Unknown
Moqbill, Muhsin Muhammad Musheen Yemen Yes Unknown Ta'iz, Yemen
Muhammaed, Noor Uthman Sudan No Unknown Kasala, Sudan
Rahim, Mohamed Afghanistan No Unknown Ghazni, Afghanistan
Razak, Abdul China No Unknown Atush, China
Salem Al Zarnuki, Mohammed Ali Yemen No Unknown Husayneyah, Yemen
Tayeea, Ali Abdul Motalib Awayd Hassan Al Iraq No Unknown Baghdad, Iraq
Turkistani, Sadik Ahmad Saudi Arabia Yes Unknown Taif, Saudi Arabia Yes
Yaqub, Mohammed Yusif


The Pentagon said Yaqub assumed control of Taliban operations in southern Afghanistan after his release and died fighting U.S. forces May 7, 2004, according to Reuters. Afghanistan Yes Unknown Nimbrooz, Afghanistan
Zubaida, Abu


An operational facilitator for al-Qaida, he is also known as Zayn Al Abidin Muhammad Husayn. He was one of the "high value" detainees whose transfer from a secret foreign prison to Guantanamo Bay was announced by President Bush on Sept. 6, 2006, during a speech in which he outlined a reformed detainee policy.



Status Review Tribunal Transcript Palestine No Unknown Unknown
Zubair, Mohamed Farik bin Amin


One of the "high value" detainees whose transfer from a secret foreign prison to Guantanamo Bay was announced by President Bush on Sept. 6, 2006, during a speech in which he outlined a reformed detainee policy.





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Guantanamo Bay Detainees by Nationality


Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace



Abasin, Said Afghanistan Yes 27 Khan o Khel, Afghanistan
Abulwance, Yamatolah Afghanistan Yes 32 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Achezkai, Haji Mohammed Khan Afghanistan Yes 32 Kabul, Afghanistan
Adam Gul, Ataullah Afghanistan Yes 27 Khushawa, Afghanistan
Ahmad, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 55 Roy E Sang, Afghanistan
Ahmad, Noor


According to the Pentagon, "Noor was released in July of 2003, and has since participated in fighting against US forces near Kandahar. After his release, Noor was identified as the person in an October 7, 2001, video interview with al-Jazeerah TV network, wherein he is identified as the “deputy defense minister of the Taliban.” In this interview, he described the defensive position of the mujahideen and claimed they had recently downed an airplane." Afghanistan Yes 36 Moqur, Afghanistan
Ahmed, Feda


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 32 Kandahar, Afghanistan Yes
Ahmed, Shabir Afghanistan Yes 38 Badakhshan, Afghanistan
Akhbar, Mohammad Afghanistan Yes 53 Ghowr Band, Afghanistan
Akhtar Mohammed, Rostum Afghanistan Yes 29 Musa Qala, Afghanistan
Al Ansari, Faris Muslim Afghanistan Yes 25 Mukala, Yemen
Al Kunduzi, Umar Abdullah Afghanistan Yes 30 Konduz, Afghanistan
Al-Afghani, Haroon


Transferred to Guantanamo on June 22, 2007 Afghanistan No Unknown Afghanistan
Alikhan, Mahngur Afghanistan Yes 51 Gomal, Pakistan
Alikozi, Amanullah Afghanistan Yes 34 Deh Raud, Afghanistan
Aliza, Abdul Rauf Afghanistan Yes 28 Azan Village, Afghanistan
Alizai, Nematullah Sahib-Khan Afghanistan Yes 51 Azan, Afghanistan
Allah, Noor Afghanistan Yes 38 Uruzgan, Afghanistan
Aman Afghanistan Yes 52 Malik Village Kardez, Afghanistan
Andarr, Abdul Al-Hameed Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 42 Zormat, Afghanistan
Asekzai, Azizullah Afghanistan Yes 29 Karez, Afghanistan
Aslaam, Noor Afghanistan Yes 27 Warna, Pakistan
Azimullah Afghanistan Yes 27 North Waziristan, Pakistan
Badr, Badruzzan Afghanistan Yes 39 Jalalabad, Afghanistan
Bagi, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 37 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Baqi, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 67 Tark Itmak, Afghanistan
Barak, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 37 Surgay, Afghanistan
Barakzai, Jon Mohammad Afghanistan Yes 42 Sarwan Qala, Afghanistan
Baridad Afghanistan Yes 56 Helmand, Afghanistan
Bismaullah, Fnu 2 Afghanistan Yes Unknown Baghran, Afghanistan
Bismillah Afghanistan Yes 57 Oruzgan, Afghanistan
Bismillah 2, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 41 Pirwan Siagird, Afghanistan
Bismullah, Haji Afghanistan No 30 Musa Qala, Afghanistan
Bullar, Mohi Afghanistan Yes 28 Urezgon, Afghanistan
Chaman, Gul Afghanistan No 46 Osman, Hazro, Logar, Afghanistan
Dad, Khudai Afghanistan Yes 52 Tarak, Afghanistan
Daoud, Mohamman Afghanistan Yes 30 Emam Saheb, Afghanistan
Darwaish, Naibullah


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 42 Jalazai, Afghanistan Yes
Din, Juma Afghanistan Yes 36 Alinghan, Afghanistan
Edmondada, Abdullah Afghanistan Yes 49 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Ehsanullah Afghanistan Yes 36 Farah, Afghanistan
Ehssanullah Afghanistan Yes 32 Sarwan Qala, Afghanistan
Esmatulla, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 32 Dekundie, Afghanistan
Esmhatulla, Qari Afghanistan Yes 25 Ramsha, Pakistan
Far Huddine, Bar Afghanistan Yes 32 Tora Oba, Afghanistan
Farhad, Din Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 33 Konduz, Afghanistan
Farouq, Mohammed Nayim


According to the Pentagon, "After his release from US custody in July 2003, Farouq quickly renewed his association with Taliban and al-Qaida members and has since become re-involved in anti-Coalition militant activity." Afghanistan Yes 49 Zatoon Kahil, Afghanistan
Fazl, Mullah Mohammad Afghanistan No 42 Charchno, Afghanistan
Ghafaar, Abdul Afghanistan No 51 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Ghafour, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 47 Pattia Province, Afghanistan
Ghafour, Shai Jahn


After being captured in early 2002 and held at GTMO for eight months, Ghafour reportedly became the Taliban’s regional commander in Uruzgan and Helmand provinces, carrying out attacks on US and Afghan forces. On September 25, 2004, while planning an attack against Afghan police, Ghaffar and two of his men were killed in a raid by Afghan security forces Afghanistan Yes 40 Karabagh, Afghanistan
Ghalib, Haji Afghanistan Yes 46 Nangarhar, Afghanistan
Ghani, Abdul Afghanistan No 37 Afghanistan
Ghani, Abdul 2 Afghanistan Yes 26 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Ghani, Nabu Abdul Afghanistan Yes 57 Shishawa, Afghanistan
Ghofoor, Abdullah


After his release, Ghofoor became the Taliban's regional commander in two provinces and was killed by Afghan security forces, the Pentagon said, according to a Reuters report. Afghanistan Yes 38 Keshai, Afghanistan
Ghul, Nathi Afghanistan Yes 29 Afghanistan
Ghul, Wazir Zalim Afghanistan Yes 32 Khowst, Afghanistan
Ghuladkhan Afghanistan Yes 29 Jalalabad, Afghanistan
Gul, Awal Afghanistan No 47 Sawati Ghundi
Gul, Dawd Afghanistan Yes 29 Zedana, Afghanistan
Gul, Janat


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 36 Sarpolad, Afghanistan Yes
Gul, Khi Ali Afghanistan No 46 Khowst, Afghanistan
Gul, Mohammad Afghanistan Yes 47 Zamikhel, Afghanistan Yes
Gul Ghaman, Nasser Afghanistan Yes 29 Manikhel, Afghanistan
Hafiz, Abdul Afghanistan No 48 Afghanistan
Hafizullah, Fnu Afghanistan No 35 Afghanistan
Hamdullah, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 35 Kushki Nakod, Afghanistan
Hamidullah Afghanistan No 46 Kabul, Afghanistan
Hamidullah, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 29 Konduz, Afghanistan
Hanan, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 51 Ghazni, Afghanistan
Hasan, Mirwais Afghanistan Yes 29 Afghanistan
Hashim, Mohammed Afghanistan No 33 Qandahar, Afghanistan
Hekmat, Abdullah Afghanistan Yes 37 Akhcha, Afghanistan
Hezbullah, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 28 Miran Shah, Pakistan
Insanullah, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 29 Afghanistan
Ismail, Mohammed


According to the Pentagon, "Ismail was released from GTMO in 2004. During a press interview after his release, he described the Americans saying, 'they gave me a good time in Cuba. They were very nice to me, giving me English lessons.' He concluded his interview saying he would have to find work once he finished visiting all his relatives. He was recaptured four months later in May 2004, participating in an attack on US forces near Kandahar. At the time of his recapture, Ismail carried a letter confirming his status as a Taliban member in good standing." Afghanistan Yes 25 Dourbeni Village, Afghanistan
Jalil, Haji


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 39 Bayanzai, Gereshk District, Afghanistan Yes
Jan, Said Amir Afghanistan Yes 29 Koozbia, Afghanistan
Jan, Saida Afghanistan No Unknown Konar, Afghanistan
Jawad, Mohamed Afghanistan No 24 Miran Shah, Pakistan
Kabel, Mohamed Afghanistan Yes 46 Parvan Province, Afghanistan
Kadir, Khandan Afghanistan Yes 40 Safra-andarikhail, Afghanistan
Kahm, Abdul Rahman Abdullah Mohamed Juma Afghanistan Yes 40 Fara, Afghanistan
Kakar, Mohammed Raz-Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 32 Khod, Afghanistan
Kamin, Mohammed Afghanistan No 31 Unknown
Kandahari, Kako Afghanistan Yes 39 Ghulayie, Afghanistan Yes
Karim, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 27 Sangin, Afghanistan
Karim, Bostan Afghanistan No 39 Khowst, Afghanistan
Khail, Hafizullah Shabaz Afghanistan Yes 63 Paktia, Afghanistan
Khairkhwa, Khirullah Said Wali Afghanistan No 42 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Khan, Abdullah Afghanistan Yes 53 Ghawchak, Afghanistan
Khan, Alif Afghanistan Yes 41 Khowst, Afghanistan
Khan, Anwar Afghanistan Yes 42 Konar, Afghanistan
Khan, Ezat Afghanistan Yes 43 Sei, Afghanistan
Khan, Hazrat Sangin Afghanistan Yes 32 Lowal, Afghanistan
Khan, Hukumra


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 35 Chenna Village, Afghanistan Yes
Khan, Janan Taus Afghanistan Yes 28 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Khan, Juma Afghanistan Yes 37 Kona Charbolak, Afghanistan
Khan, Kakai Afghanistan Yes 38 Gardez, Afghanistan
Khan, Mohabet Afghanistan Yes 37 Alipoor, Pakistan
Khan, Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 27 Shah Toria, Afghanistan
Khan, Nasrat Afghanistan Yes 74 Kabul, Afghanistan
Khan, Osman Afghanistan Yes 57 Bermel, Afghanistan
Khan, Shardar Afghanistan Yes 27 Gardez, Afghanistan
Khan, Shawali Afghanistan No 46 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Khan, Swar Afghanistan Yes 39 Khowst, Afghanistan
Khirullah Akah Afghanistan Yes Unknown Afghanistan
Kuchi, Haji Niam Afghanistan Yes 69 Logar, Afghanistan
Layar, Sabit Afghanistan Yes 28 Sawali Khot, Afghanistan
Lnu, Amanullah Afghanistan Yes 46 Unknown
Lnu, Sharifullah Afghanistan No 29 Jalalabad, Afghanistan
Malang, Nassir Afghanistan Yes 37 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Matin, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 44 Jowzjan, Afghanistan
Melma, Sabar Lal Afghanistan Yes 47 Darya-e-Pech, Afghanistan
Mirmuhammad, Sharghulab Afghanistan Yes 37 Brayiam, Afghanistan
Mohammad, Akhtar Afghanistan Yes Unknown Unknown
Mohammadullah Afghanistan Yes 35 Manu, Afghanistan
Mohammed, Akhtar Afghanistan No 39 Barogai, Afghanistan
Mohammed, Akhtiar Afghanistan Yes 56 Kundarkheil, Afghanistan
Mohammed, Alif Afghanistan Yes 63 Helmand, Afghanistan
Mohammed, Haji Faiz Afghanistan Yes Unknown Rasham Village, Afghanistan
Mohammed, Haji Wali Afghanistan No 43 Baghlan, Afghanistan
Mohammed, Mirza Afghanistan Yes 45 Gorband, Afghanistan
Mohammed, Rasool Shahwali Zair Mohammed


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 31 Lowara, Afghanistan Yes
Mohammed, Said Afghanistan Yes 32 Afghanistan
Mohammed, Sultan Afghanistan Yes 33 Qal eh, Afghanistan
Mohammed, Taj Afghanistan Yes 28 Afghanistan
Mohammed, Wali Afghanistan Yes 45 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Muhammed, Peta Afghanistan Yes 24 Gardez, Afghanistan
Muhibullah, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 27 Shah Wali Koot, Afghanistan
Mujahid, Abdullah Afghanistan Yes 38 Paktia, Afghanistan
Muslimdost, Abdul Rahim


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 49 Nangarhar, Afghanistan Yes
Must, Yarass Ali Afghanistan Yes 37 Unknown
Naserullah, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 29 Helmand, Afghanistan
Nasim, Mohammad Afghanistan No 36 Shahidan, Afghanistan
Nasim, Mohammed


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 47 Pai Warzai, Afghanistan Yes
Nasim, Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 29 Megan, Afghanistan
Nasir, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 28 Kabul, Afghanistan
Nasir, Allah Afghanistan No 62 Zalahka, Afghanistan
Nasrat Yar, Hiztullah Afghanistan Yes 39 Surubee, Afghanistan
Nasrullah, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 30 Oruzgan, Afghanistan
Noor, Habib


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 41 Mangal Village, Afghanistan Yes
Noorallah, Haji Afghanistan Yes 38 Andkhoy, Afghanistan
Noorani, Abdul Rahman Afghanistan Yes 36 Afghanistan
Noori, Mullah Norullah Afghanistan No 42 Shajoie, Afghanistan
Obaidullah Afghanistan No 29 Khowst, Afghanistan
Omari, Mohammad Nabi Afghanistan No 41 Khowst, Afghanistan
Peerzai, Qari Hasan Ulla Afghanistan Yes 32 Baghran, Afghanistan
Quasam, Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 32 Bamian, Afghanistan
Qudus, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 21 Nadali, Afghanistan Yes
Rahim, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 34 Sharshar, Afghanistan
Rahim, Mohamed Afghanistan No Unknown Ghazni, Afghanistan
Rahmad, Nisar Afghanistan Yes 29 Afghanistan
Rahman, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 33 Haji Baras, Afghanistan Yes
Rahman, Fizaulla Afghanistan Yes 31 Sancharak, Afghanistan
Rahman, Habib Afghanistan Yes 27 Mansaira, Pakistan
Rahman, Mahbub Afghanistan Yes 24 Khowst, Afghanistan
Rahman, Murtazah Abdul Afghanistan Yes 33 Nadali, Afghanistan
Rahman, Shed Abdur


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 44 Pishin, Pakistan Yes
Rahmatullah, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 28 Helmand, Afghanistan
Rasool, Habib Afghanistan Yes 54 Khowst, Afghanistan
Rasoul, Abdullah Gulam Afghanistan Yes 36 Hilmand, Afghanistan
Raz, Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 40 Unknown
Razak, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 51 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Razaq, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 38 Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Razzak, Abdul


The alleged member of the Taliban died in custody on Dec. 30, 2007.
Alleged Taliban Member Detained in Guantanamo Bay Dies of Cancer (AP) Afghanistan Died of Natural Causes 70 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Razzaq, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 45 Kadahal, Afghanistan
Ruhani, Gholam Afghanistan Yes 34 Ghazni, Afghanistan
Sadik, Mahmud Afghanistan Yes 57 Unknown
Sadiq, Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 96 Unknown
Salaam, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 34 Birmal, Afghanistan
Samad, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 27 Zormat, Afghanistan
Sangaryar, Rahmatullah Afghanistan Yes 41 Oruzgan, Afghanistan
Sarajuddin, Abib Afghanistan Yes 67 Zamikhel, Afghanistan
Sargidene, Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 32 Archasan, Afghanistan
Sarwar, Kari Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 31 Ashakay Village, Afghanistan
Sayed, Abdul Hadi Muhamed Rasul Afghanistan Yes 36 Helmand, Afghanistan
Shah, Ali Afghanistan Yes 50 Gardez, Afghanistan
Shah, Nahir Afghanistan No 36 Kaplsa, Afghanistan
Shah, Qalandar


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 36 Kandahar, Afghanistan Yes
Shah, Said Mohammed Alim


According to the Pentagon, Shah returned to the fight in Afghanistan upon his release. Afghanistan Yes 31 Helmand, Afghanistan
Shah, Solaiman Dur Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 32 Panjwaee, Afghanistan
Shah, Zakim Afghanistan Yes 26 Tora Oba, Afghanistan
Shaheen Shahwali Zair Mohammed, Naqeebyllah


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 33 Khowst, Afghanistan Yes
Shahzada, Haji


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 50 Belanday, Afghanistan Yes
Sharbat Afghanistan Yes 36 Khairo Village, Afghanistan
Sharif, Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 33 Kalina, Afghanistan
Sohail, Mohammed Mustafa Afghanistan No 28 Jalalabad, Afghanistan
Tahir, Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 34 Mirkhan Khail, Afghanistan
Torjan, Shaibjan Afghanistan No 32 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Tukhi, Aminullah Baryalai Afghanistan Yes 37 Heart, Afghanistan
Ullah, Amin Afghanistan Yes 53 Chogha, Afghanistan
Ullah, Asad Afghanistan Yes 21 Paktia, Afghanistan
Ullah, Faiz Afghanistan Yes 53 Bamian, Afghanistan
Ullah, Naqib Afghanistan Yes 21 Zargary Camp, Pakistan
Ullah, Noor Habib Afghanistan Yes 29 Jalalabad, Afghanistan
Ullah, Shams Afghanistan Yes 23 Gulnoom Khan, Afghanistan
Wahab, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 41 Afghanistan
Waheed, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 37 Musa Qala, Afghanistan
Wakil, Haji Sahib Rohullah Afghanistan Yes 47 Jalalabad, Afghanistan
Wali, Badshah Afghanistan Yes 32 Khowst, Afghanistan
Walijan, Neyaz Afghanistan Yes 47 Khowst, Afghanistan
Wasiq, Abdul Haq Afghanistan No 38 Ghazni, Afghanistan
Wazir, Abdullah Afghanistan Yes 30 Sheikh Amir, Afghanistan
Wazir, Haji Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 66 Lashkargh City, Afghanistan
Wazir, Padsha


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 37 Kundai, Afghanistan Yes
Yacoub, Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 33 Khwazak, Afghanistan
Yakubi Afghanistan Yes 43 Gardiz, Afghanistan
Yaqub, Mohammed Yusif


The Pentagon said Yaqub assumed control of Taliban operations in southern Afghanistan after his release and died fighting U.S. forces May 7, 2004, according to Reuters. Afghanistan Yes Unknown Nimbrooz, Afghanistan
Yar, Kushky Afghanistan Yes 46 Lejay Village, Afghanistan
Yousef, Mohammed Haji Afghanistan Yes 42 Bermal, Afghanistan
Zaeef, Abdul Salam Afghanistan Yes 42 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Zahir, Abdul


Formal Charges Afghanistan No 37 Hasarak, Afghanistan
Zahir, Mohommod Afghanistan No 56 Ghazni, Afghanistan
Zahor, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 45 Charikar, Afghanistan
Zaman, Gul


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Afghanistan Yes 38 Khowst, Afghanistan Yes
Zaman, Khan Afghanistan Yes 47 Zani Khel, Afghanistan
Zumarikourt, Aziz Khan Ali Khan Afghanistan Yes 47 Mushkail, Afghanistan

Algeria
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Abdenour, Sameur Algeria Yes 36 Algiers, Algeria
Ait Idr, Mustafa Algeria (Bosnian resident) Yes 39 Sidimhamed, Algeria
Al Hajj, Boudella Algeria (Bosnian resident) Yes 44 Laghouat, Algeria
Al Qadir, Mohammed Abd Al Algeria Yes 33 Taot, Algeria
Ameur, Mammar Algeria Yes 51 L'aghouat, Algeria
Ameziane, Djamel Saiid Ali Algeria No 42 Al Jesera, Algeria
Barhoumi, Sufyian


Formal Charges Algeria No 36 Algiers, Algeria
Belbacha, Ahmed Bin Saleh


Belbacha worked as a hotel waiter in Britain. The Pentagon has alleged that he met Osama bin Laden twice and received weapons training in Afghanistan. His attorneys dispute the charges and say he was rounded up with other innocent men in Pakistan in early 2002.
On Feb. 22, 2007, the Pentagon notified Belbacha's lawyers in London that he had been approved to leave Guantanamo. Despite entreaties from the State Department, the British government has refused to accept Belbacha because he is not a British citizen. Algeria No 40 Algiers, Algeria
Belkacem, Bensayah Bosnian resident No 47 Wargala, Algeria
Bin Hamlili, Adil Hadi Al Jazairi Algeria No 34 Oram, Algeria
Boucetta, Fethi


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Algeria Yes 46 Mostaganem, Egypt Yes
Boumediene, Lakhdar Algeria (Bosnian resident) No 43 Ain Soltgane Saeda, Algeria
Farhi, Saiid Algeria No 48 Churchelle, Algeria
Feghoul, Abdulli Algeria Yes 49 Tiaret, Algeria
Hadjarab, Nabil Algeria No 30 Aentaya, Algeria
Hamlily, Mustafa Ahmed Algeria Yes 50 Bashare, Algeria
Houari, Abdul Raham Algeria Yes 29 Algiers, Algeria
Husseini, Abdallah Algeria Yes 51 Algiers, Algeria
Huwari, Soufian Abar Algeria Yes 39 Ouran, Algeria
Lahmar, Sabir Mahfouz Algeria (Bosnian resident) No 40 Constantine, Algeria
Naji, Aziz Abdul Algeria No 34 Batna, Algeria
Nechle, Mohammed Algeria (Bosnian resident) Yes 41 Laghouat, Algeria
Said, Hassan Mujamma Rabai Algeria No 33 Oum el Bouaghi, Algeria
Sayab, Mutij Sadiz Ahmad Algeria No 33 Unknown
Zumiri, Hassan Algeria No 42 Algiers, Algeria

Australia
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Habib, Mamdouh Ibrahim Ahmed Australia Yes 54 Alexandria, Egypt
Hicks, David Matthew


Hicks is was the first person to face a U.S. military tribunal after the Supreme Court struck down a previous version of the trials in 2006. He returns to Australia to serve nine months in a maximum-security prison near Adelaide. Hicks, a high school dropout and Muslim convert, joined al-Qaeda and fought for two hours alongside the Taliban before he was captured trying to escape Afghanistan in December 2001.
Guantanamo Detainee Returns to Australia, Post, May 21, 2007



Formal Charges Australia Yes 38 Adelaide, Australia

Azerbaijan
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Tsiradzho, Poolad T Azerbaijan No 34 Baku, Azerbaijan

Bahrain
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Al Balushi, Salah Abdul Rasul Ali Abdul Rahman Bahrain Yes 28 Muharraq, Bahrain
Al Khalifa, Sheikh Salman Ebrahim Mohamed Ali Bahrain Yes 30 Rifah, Bahrain
Al Murbati, Issa Ali Abdullah Bahrain Yes 44 Manama, Bahrain
Al Noaimi, Abdullah Bahrain Yes 27 Manama, Bahrain
Al Wadi, Adil Kamil Abdullah Bahrain Yes 45 Muharak, Bahrain
al-Dossari, Jumah Mohammed Abdul Latif Bahrain Yes 36 Khabar, Saudi Arabia

Bangladesh
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Hashem, Mubarak Hussain Bin Abul Bangladesh Yes 31 Baria, Bangladesh

Belgium
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Sen, Mesut Belgium Yes 29 Brussels, Belgium
Zemmori, Mosa Zi Belgium Yes 31 Wilryk, Belgium

Canada
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Khadr, Abdul Canada Yes 28 Unknown
Khadr, Omar Ahmed


Court Reverses Ruling on Detainees (Post, Sept. 25, 2007)



Formal Charges Canada No 23 Toronto, Canada

Chad
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Al Qarani, Muhammed Hamid Chad No 23 Medina, Saudi Arabia

China
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Abbas, Yusef China No 29 Aksu, China
Abdul Rahman, Abdul Ghappar China No 36 Kucha, China
Abdulahat, Emam China No 32 Konashahar, China
Abdulghupur, Hajiakbar China No 35 Ghulja, China
Abdulhehim, Adel


Status Review Tribunal Transcript China Yes 35 Ghulja, China Yes
Abdulqadirakhun, Abdullah China No 30 Xinjian, China
Abdurehim, Dawut China No 35 Ghulja, China
Adil, Ahmed


Status Review Tribunal Transcript China Yes 36 Kashkar, China Yes
Anvar, Hassan China No 35 Urumchi, China
Ayub, Haji Mohammed China Yes 25 Toqquztash, China Yes
Basit, Akhdar Qasem


Status Review Tribunal Transcript China Yes 36 Ghulja, China Yes
Khalik, Saidullah China No 32 Ghulja, China
Mahmud, Arkin China No 45 Ghulja, China
Mahnut, Bahtiyar China No 33 Ghulja, China
Mamut, Abdul Helil China No 32 Kashkar, China
Mohamed, Ahmed China No 31 Artush, China
Mohammed, Nag China No 34 Khulga, China
Noori, Adel China No 30 Xing Xiang, China
Parhat, Hozaifa China No 38 Ghulja, China
Qassim, Abu Bakker China Yes 40 Ghulja, China Yes
Razak, Abdul China No Unknown Atush, China
Tourson, Ahmad China No 38 Xinjiang, China

Denmark
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Abderrahmane, Slimane Hadj Denmark Yes 36 Roskilde, Denmark

Egypt
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Al Mishad, Sharif Fati Ali Egypt No 33 Shabin El Kom, Egypt
Al Sawah, Tariq Mahmoud Ahmed Egypt No 52 Alexandria, Egypt
Al-Waleeli, Fael Roda Egypt Yes 43 Mansura, Egypt
Algazzar, Adel Fattough Ali Egypt No 44 Cairo, Egypt
Allaithy, Sami Abdul Aziz Salim


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Egypt Yes 53 Shubrakass, Egypt Yes
Salim, Ala Abdel Maqsud Muhammad Egypt Yes 42 Al-Bajoor, Egypt Yes

Ethiopia
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Binyam, Mohammed Ahmed


Formal Charges Ethiopia No 31 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

France
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Achab Kanouni, Imad France Yes 32 Casablanco, Morocco
Benchellali, Mourad France Yes 28 Venissieu, France
Khalid, Ridouane France Yes 42 Villenoble, France
Mustafa, Khaled Ben France Yes 37 Lyons, France
Patel, Ali Mustafa


Status Review Tribunal Transcript France Yes 47 Medina, Saudi Arabia Yes
Sassi, Nizar France Yes 30 Lyons, France
Yadel, Brahim France Yes 38 Aubervilliers, France

Indonesia
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Bin Isamuddin, Riduan


Isamuddin goes by the name Hambali and is the operational mastermind of Jemaah Islamiya who planned the 2002 Bali nightclub bombings. He is one of the "high value" detainees whose transfer from a secret foreign prison to Guantanamo Bay was announced by President Bush on Sept. 6, 2006, during a speech in which he outlined a reformed detainee policy.



Status Review Tribunal Transcript Indonesia No Unknown Unknown

Iran
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Bamari, Bakhtiar Iran Yes 28 Damon, Iran
Kurd, Mohamed Anwar Iran Yes 30 Zahedan, Iran
Muhammed, Abdul Majid Iran Yes 30 Zahedan, Iran

Iraq
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Abdul Said, Hassan Iraq No 33 Basra, Iraq
Al Iraqi, Abd Al Hadi


Al-Iraqi was described as the incoming leader of al-Qaeda's operations inside Iraq. Profile from U.S. Department of Defense Iraq No 48 Mosul, Iraq
Al Karim, Arkan Mohammad Ghafil Iraq No 33 Dekar, Iraq
Al Naely, Abbas Habid Rumi Iraq No 41 Al Amin, Iraq
Al Rawi, Bisher Amin Khalil United Kingdom Yes 40 Baghdad, Iraq
Al Tamimi, Haydar Jabbar Hafez Iraq No 36 Kute, Iraq
Mohhamed, Sohab Mahud Iraq No 28 Piboss, Iraq
Sadkhan, Jawad Jabber Iraq No 42 Diwaniya, Iraq
Tayeea, Ali Abdul Motalib Awayd Hassan Al Iraq No Unknown Baghdad, Iraq

Jordan
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Abdul Hamid, Hassan Khalil Mohamoud Jordan Yes 48 Amman, Jordan
Abdul Wahab Al Asmr, Khalid Mahomoud


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Jordan Yes 46 Irbid, Jordan Yes
Ahmad, Osam Abdul Rahan Jordan Yes 33 Al-Zarqa, Jordan
Al Amrani, Ayman Mohammad Silman Jordan Yes 31 Muthalthal Ardha, Jordan
Al Husayn, Zaid Muhamamd Sa'Ad Jordan Yes 35 Amman, Jordan
Elbanna, Abdul Latif Jordan Yes 57 Jericho, Turkey
Kabir, Usama Hassan Ahmed Abu Jordan Yes 39 Al Rusayfa, Jordan
Suleyman, Ahmed Hassan Jamil Jordan Yes 48 Amman, Jordan

Kazakhstan
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Abahanov, Yakub Kazakhstan Yes Unknown Semeya, Kazakhstan
Kerimbakiev, Abdulrahim Kazakhstan Yes 26 Semei, Kazakhstan
Magrupov, Abdullah Tohtasinovich Kazakhstan Yes 26 Semeya, Kazakhstan

Kuwait
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Al Ajmi, Abdallah Saleh Ali


The U.S. military accused him of fighting with the Taliban in Afghanistan and wanting to kill Americans. He was involved in one of three suicide bombings that killed seven Iraqi security forces in Mosul on April 26, 2008, Defense Department officials said.
Ex-Guantanamo Detainee Joined Iraq Suicide Attack (Post, May 8, 2008) Kuwait Yes 31 Almadi, Kuwait
Al Awda, Fouzi Khalid Abdullah Kuwait No 32 Kuwait City, Kuwait
Al Azmi, Sa Ad Madi Sa Ad Kuwait Yes 30 Doha, Kuwait
Al Dehani, Mohammad Finaytal Kuwait Yes 44 Kuwait City, Kuwait
Al Kandari, Abdullah Kamel Kuwait Yes 36 Hawalli, Kuwait
Al Kandari, Faiz Mohammed Ahmed Kuwait No 34 Kuwait City, Kuwait
Al Mutayri, Khalid Abdullah Mishal Thamer Kuwait Yes 34 Kuwait City, Kuwait
Al Rabia, Fouad Mahoud Hasan Kuwait No 50 Kuwait City, Kuwait
Al Shamari, Abd Al Aziz Sayir Kuwait Yes 36 Al Fahahil, Kuwait
Al-Zamel, 'Adel Zamel 'Abd Al-Mahsen Kuwait Yes 46 Kuwait City, Kuwait
Amin, Omar Rajab Kuwait Yes 42 Kuwait City, Kuwait
Amtiri, Nasser Najiri Kuwait Yes 32 Mahwa, Kuwait

Lebanon
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Diyab, Jihad Ahmed Mujstafa Lebanon No 38 Jedeta, Lebanon

Libya
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Abdelrahan, Abdelrazak Ali Libya No Unknown Unknown
Abdelrahman, Abdelrazak Ali Libya No 39 Al Jilat, Libya
Abu Al Qusin, Abdul Rauf Omar Mohammed Libya No 44 Tripoli, Libya
Abu Bakr, Omar Khalifa Mohammed Libya No 37 Al Bayda, Libya
Al Futuri, Muhammad Abd Allah Mansur Libya Yes 41 Al Rimi, Yemen
Al Ghazzawi, Abdel Hamid Ibn Abdussalem Ibn Mifte Libya No 47 Tripoli, Libya
al-Libi, Abu Faraj


Al-Qaeda planner. One of the "high value" detainees whose transfer from a secret foreign prison to Guantanamo Bay was announced by President Bush on Sept. 6, 2006, during a speech in which he outlined a reformed detainee policy.



Status Review Tribunal Transcript Libya No Unknown Unknown
Ali Bakush, Ismael Ali Faraj Libya No 41 Al-Khumas, Libya
Bin Qumu, Abu Sufian Ibrahim Ahmed Hamuda Libya Yes 50 Darna, Libya
Deghayes, Omar Amer Libya Yes 40 Tripoli, Libya
Ghereby, Salem Abdul Salem Libya No 48 Zletan, Saudi Arabia
Sultan, Ashraf Salim Abd Al Salam Libya No 38 Jedda, Saudi Arabia
Zeidan, Ibrahim Mahdy Achmed Libya Yes 33 Sorman, Libya

Malaysia
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
bin Lep, Mohammed Nazir


Lep is also known as Lillie. He was one of the "high value" detainees whose transfer from a secret foreign prison to Guantanamo Bay was announced by President Bush on Sept. 6, 2006, during a speech in which he outlined a reformed detainee policy.



Status Review Tribunal Transcript Malaysia No Unknown Unknown
Zubair, Mohamed Farik bin Amin


One of the "high value" detainees whose transfer from a secret foreign prison to Guantanamo Bay was announced by President Bush on Sept. 6, 2006, during a speech in which he outlined a reformed detainee policy.



Status Review Tribunal Transcript Malaysia No Unknown Unknown

Maldives
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Fauzee, Ibrahim Maldives Yes 31 Thulhaadhoo, Maldives Yes

Mauritania
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Aziz, Ahmed Abdel Mauritania Yes 39 Atar, Mauritania
Mohammad, Mohammad Lameen Sidi Mauritania Yes 28 Zandeer, Niger
Slahi, Mohamedou Ould Mauritania No 39 Rosso, Mauritania

Morocco
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Ahmad, Abdullah Tabarak Morocco Yes 54 Casablanca, Morocco
Al Shakouri, Radwan Morocco Yes 37 Asafi, Morocco
Awzar, Mohamed Ibrahim Morocco Yes 30 Koreebja, Morocco
Ben Moujan, Muhammad Morocco Yes 28 Dar Bida, Morocco
Boujaadia, Said Morocco Yes 41 Casablanca, Morocco
Dergoul, Tarek Morocco Yes 32 Mile End, United Kingdom
Hassan, Muhammad Hussein Ali Morocco Yes 43 Selwan, Morocco
Ikassrin, Laacin Morocco Yes 37 Targist, Morocco
Lahassimi, Najib Mohammad Morocco Yes 31 Sattat, Morocco
Mizouz, Mohammed Morocco Yes 36 Casablanca, Morocco
Nasir, Abdul Latif Morocco No 44 Casablanca, Morocco
Rashidi, Ahmed Morocco Yes 43 Tangier, Morocco
Shakaran, Ibrahim Bin Morocco Yes 30 Casablanca, Morocco
Shokuri, Yunis Abdurrahman Morocco Yes 41 Asafi, Morocco
Souleimani Laalmai, Mohamad Morocco Yes 33 Casablanca, Morocco

Pakistan
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Abas, Mohammad Pakistan Yes Unknown Village 426, Pakistan
Abu Rahman, Abdul Rabbani Abd Al Rahim Pakistan No 40 Unknown
Ahmad, Bashir Pakistan Yes 33 Chah Kote Wala, Pakistan
Ahmad, Sultan Pakistan Yes 25 Sargodha, Pakistan
Ahmed, Ali Pakistan Yes 27 Baluchistan, Pakistan
Ahmed, Saghir Pakistan Yes 34 Sargodha, Pakistan
Ahmed, Sar Faraz Pakistan Yes 43 Lahore, Pakistan
Akbar, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 36 Helmand, Afghanistan
Al-Deen, Jamal Muhammad Pakistan / Bangladesh Yes 42 Feni, Bangladesh
Ali, Said Saim Pakistan Yes 32 Karachi, Pakistan
Alikhel, Sha Mohammed Pakistan Yes 28 Swaat, Pakistan
Amin, Aminulla Pakistan Yes Unknown Chaman, Pakistan
Ansar, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 28 Jalan Makhdoom, Pakistan
Anwar, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 29 Pakistan
Ashraf, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 29 Kalaswala, Pakistan
Ayub, Haseeb Pakistan Yes 35 Budho, Pakistan
Ayubi, Salahodin Pakistan Yes 35 Lahore, Pakistan
Baluchi, Ammar


Key lieutenant for Sept. 11, 2001 attacks and other plots. One of the "high value" detainees whose transfer from a secret foreign prison to Guantanamo Bay was announced by President Bush on Sept. 6, 2006, during a speech in which he outlined a reformed detainee policy.



Status Review Tribunal Transcript Pakistan No Unknown Unknown
Fazaldad, Fnu Pakistan Yes 27 Atian, Pakistan Yes
Fiyatullah, Kay Pakistan Yes 26 Narmasperlay, Pakistan
Hafez, Khalil Rahman Pakistan Yes 25 Punjab, Pakistan
Hudin, Salah Pakistan / Afghanistan Yes 27 Jalalabad, Afghanistan
Ijaz, Mohammed Pakistan Yes Unknown Blonoval, Pakistan
Ilyas, Mohammad Pakistan Yes 67 Taman, Pakistan
Iqbal, Faik Pakistan Yes 27 Karachi, Pakistan
Iqbal, Zafar Pakistan Yes 26 Sambal, Pakistan
Irfan, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 30 Punjab, Pakistan
Irfan, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 27 Bahalwapur, Pakistan
Ishaq, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 26 Panjgoor, Pakistan
Khan, Bacha Pakistan Yes 37 Bajawor, Pakistan
Khan, Ejaz Ahmad Pakistan Yes 34 Mardan, Pakistan
Khan, Hamood Ullah Pakistan Yes 38 Hyberabad, Pakistan
Khan, Isa Pakistan Yes 34 Bannu, Pakistan
Khan, Majid


One of the "high value" detainees whose transfer from a secret foreign prison to Guantanamo Bay was announced by President Bush on Sept. 6, 2006, during a speech in which he outlined a reformed detainee policy.
Detainee's Lawyers Fear That Mail Is Uselessly Slow at Guantanamo



Formal Charges



Status Review Tribunal Transcript Pakistan No Unknown Unknown
Khan, Mohammad Kashef Pakistan Yes 30 Karachi, Pakistan
Khan, Muhammed Ijaz Pakistan Yes 33 Kafilgarh, Pakistan
Khan, Tariq Pakistan Yes 31 Village 426, Pakistan
Khan, Tila Mohammed Pakistan Yes 29 Wazierstan, Pakistan
Madni, Hafez Qari Mohamed Saad Iqbal


http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/national/1104ap_pakistan_guantanamo_prisoner.html Pakistan Yes 32 Pakistan
Manzu, Hafice Leqeat Pakistan Yes 32 Kanaval District, Pakistan
Mehmood, Majid Pakistan Yes 30 Bahawal District, Pakistan
Mohammad, Tarik Pakistan Yes 37 Kohat, Pakistan
Mohammed, Ali Pakistan Yes 57 Rahamibad, Pakistan
Mohammed, Khalid Sheikh


Key Sept. 11, 2001 attacks planner. One of the "high value" detainees whose transfer from a secret foreign prison to Guantanamo Bay was announced by President Bush on Sept. 6, 2006, during a speech in which he outlined a reformed detainee policy.



Status Review Tribunal Transcript Pakistan No Unknown Unknown
Mohhamed, Hanif Pakistan Yes 27 Adda Shenal, Pakistan
Mowla, Abdul Pakistan Yes 40 Malakan District, Pakistan
Nafeesi, Abdul Satar Pakistan Yes 38 Miachinu, Pakistan
Naseer, Munir Bin Pakistan Yes 31 Karachi, Pakistan
Noman, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 32 Pakistan
Omar, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 23 Larkana, Pakistan
Paracha, Saifullah Pakistan No 62 Mongwal, Pakistan
Rabbani, Mohammed Ahmad Ghulam Pakistan No 39 Medina, Saudi Arabia
Rafiq, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 29 Kabal, Pakistan
Raza, Abid Pakistan Yes 28 Digary Sindh, Pakistan
Raza, Mohammed Arshad Pakistan Yes 29 Bahawal Nagar, Pakistan
Raziq, Abdul Pakistan Yes 37 Kot Marakand, Pakistan
Sadiqi, Abdul Halim Pakistan Yes 41 Pakistan
Saeed, Hafiz Ihsan Pakistan Yes 31 Lahore, Pakistan
Safollah, Ghaser Zaban Pakistan Yes 30 Madanchak, Pakistan
Sanghir, Mohammad Pakistan Yes 57 Kohestan, Afghanistan
Sattar, Abdul Pakistan Yes 28 Bumb, Pakistan
Sayed, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 36 Abbotabad, Pakistan
Sultan, Zahid Pakistan Yes 28 Abdabot, Pakistan
Tariq, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 36 Alladand Dehry, Pakistan
Ul Haq, Israr Pakistan Yes 29 Topi, Pakistan
Ul Shah, Zia Pakistan Yes 33 Karachi, Pakistan
Ullah, Asad Pakistan Yes 28 Swahbi, Pakistan
Urayman, Sajin Pakistan Yes 25 Gujaranwala, Pakistan
Usman, Shabidzada Pakistan Yes 27 Malal, Pakistan
Wali, Jihan Pakistan Yes 42 Diir, Pakistan

Palestine
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Al Aasmi, Assem Matruq Mohammad Palestine / Saudi Arabia No 29 Khan Younis, Israel
Zubaida, Abu


An operational facilitator for al-Qaida, he is also known as Zayn Al Abidin Muhammad Husayn. He was one of the "high value" detainees whose transfer from a secret foreign prison to Guantanamo Bay was announced by President Bush on Sept. 6, 2006, during a speech in which he outlined a reformed detainee policy.



Status Review Tribunal Transcript Palestine No Unknown Unknown

Qatar
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Al Marri, Jaralla Saleh Mohammed Kahla Qatar Yes 36 Doha, Qatar

Russia
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Akhmyarov, Rustam Russia Yes 30 Chelyabinsk, Russia
Gumarov, Ravil Shafeyavich Russia Yes 47 Gushva, Russia
Hassam, Zakirjan


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Russia Yes 35 Saratov, Russia Yes
Ishmurat, Timur Ravilich Russia Yes 34 Azenakai, Russia
Kafkas, Abdullah D. Russia Yes 25 Prohladsk, Russia
Mingazov, Ravil Russia No 42 Bolsheretski, Russia
Odijev, Ruslan Anatolivich Russia Yes 36 Prolandnom, Russia
Sharipov, Almasm Rabilavich Russia Yes 38 Avzion, Russia
Vahitov, Aiat Nasimovich Russia Yes 32 Naberyozhnyj, Russia

Saudi Arabia
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Abd Al-Razaq, Abdallah Hamid Ibrahim Al-Sharikh Saudi Arabia Yes 25 Shaqara, Saudi Arabia
Abdel Aziz, Abdullah Muhammed Saudi Arabia Yes 42 Al Medina Menawa, Saudi Arabia
Ahmed, Abdul Rahman Uthman Saudi Arabia Yes 36 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Ahmed Zaid Salim Zuhair Saudi Arabia No 36 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Al Amri, Abd Al Rahman Moaza Zafer Saudi Arabia Yes 31 Arar, Saudi Arabia
Al Amri, Abdul Rahman Ma Ath Thafir Saudi Arabia No 36 Ta'if, Saudi Arabia
Al Anazi, Sultan Sari Sayel Saudi Arabia Yes 35 Sakaka, Saudi Arabia
Al Asiri, Turki Mash Awi Zayid Saudi Arabia Yes 34 Taboq, Saudi Arabia
Al Atabi, Bijad Thif Allah Saudi Arabia Yes 38 Saajer, Saudi Arabia
Al Awfi, Mazin Salih Musaid Saudi Arabia Yes 30 Medina, Saudi Arabia
Al Baddah, Abdul Aziz Abdul Rahman Abdul Aziz Saudi Arabia Yes 27 Quia, Saudi Arabia
Al Balushi, Salah Abdul Rasul Ali Abdul Saudi Arabia No 29 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Al Barakat, Khalid Hassan Husayn Saudi Arabia Yes 34 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Bawardi, Khalid Saud Abd Al Rahman Saudi Arabia Yes 32 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al Bedani, Abdul Khaled Ahmed Sahleh Saudi Arabia No 26 Taif, Saudi Arabia
Al Bidna, Sa Ad Ibraham Sa Ad Saudi Arabia Yes 31 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al Bihani, Tolfiq Nassar Ahmed Saudi Arabia No 37 Tabuk, Saudi Arabia
Al Darbi, Ahmed Muhammed Haza Saudi Arabia No 34 Ta'if, Saudi Arabia
Al Dubaikey, Bessam Muhammed Saleh Saudi Arabia Yes 31 Qasim, Saudi Arabia
Al Farha, Said Ali Saudi Arabia Yes 30 Bahir, Saudi Arabia
Al Fayfi, Jabir Jubran Saudi Arabia Yes 34 Ta'if, Saudi Arabia
Al Fouzan, Fahd Muhammed Abdullah Saudi Arabia Yes 26 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al Frih, Majed Hamad Saudi Arabia Yes 29 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Ghatani, Khalid Malu Shia Saudi Arabia Yes 26 Al Arib, Saudi Arabia
Al Harazi, Fahed Saudi Arabia Yes 31 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Harbi, Ghanim Abdul Rahman Saudi Arabia Yes 35 Khobar, Saudi Arabia
Al Harbi, Majid Abdallah Husayn Muhammad Al Samluli Saudi Arabia Yes 29 Jedda, Saudi Arabia
Al Harbi, Mohamed Atiq Awayd Saudi Arabia Yes 36 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al Harbi, Mohammed Abdullah Saudi Arabia Yes 30 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al Harbi, Salim Suliman Saudi Arabia Yes 41 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Harbi, Tariqe Shallah Hassan Saudi Arabia Yes 26 Medina, Saudi Arabia
Al Hataybi, Abdul Rahman Nashi Badi Saudi Arabia Yes 29 Dehman, Saudi Arabia
Al Hizani, Abd Saudi Arabia Yes 33 Riyahd, Saudi Arabia
Al Hubayshi, Khalid Sulaymanjaydh Saudi Arabia Yes 34 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Al Jabri, Bandar Ahmad Mubarak Saudi Arabia Yes 30 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Jadani, Humud Dakhil Humud Said Saudi Arabia Yes 36 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Al Joudi, Majeed Abdullah Saudi Arabia Yes 42 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Juaid, Abdul Rahman Owaid Mohammad Saudi Arabia Yes 29 Ta'if, Saudi Arabia
Al Juhani, Muhamad Naji Subhi Saudi Arabia Yes 42 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Al Jutayli, Fahd Salih Sulayman Saudi Arabia Yes 26 Burayada, Saudi Arabia
Al Kabi, Jamil Ali Saudi Arabia Yes 36 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Khaldi, Abdul Aziz Saad Saudi Arabia Yes 30 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al Khalif, Hani Saiid Mohammad Saudi Arabia Yes 37 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al Kurash, Muhammad Abd Al Rahman Saudi Arabia Yes 32 Ta'if, Saudi Arabia
Al Mahayawi, Saud Dakhil Allah Muslih Saudi Arabia Yes 33 Jedda, Saudi Arabia
Al Malki, Saed Khatem Saudi Arabia Yes 40 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Matrafi, Abdallah Aiza Saudi Arabia Yes 45 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Morghi, Khalid Abdallah Abdel Rahman Saudi Arabia Yes 39 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Mousa, Abdul Hakim Abdul Rahman Abduaziz Saudi Arabia Yes 33 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al Muri, Khalid Rashd Ali Saudi Arabia Yes 34 Khafji, Saudi Arabia
Al Nashiri, Abd al-Rahim


Planner of 2000 USS Cole attack. One of the "high value" detainees whose transfer from a secret foreign prison to Guantanamo Bay was announced by President Bush on Sept. 6, 2006, during a speech in which he outlined a reformed detainee policy.



Status Review Tribunal Transcript Saudi Arabia No Unknown Unknown
Al Nasir, Abd Al Aziz Muhammad Ibrahim Saudi Arabia Yes 29 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Nasir, Faizal Saha Saudi Arabia Yes 29 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al Nasir, Ibrahim Muhammed Ibrahim Saudi Arabia Yes 27 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Noofayaee, Abdalaziz Kareem Salim Saudi Arabia No 33 Al Shafa, Saudi Arabia
Al Nurr, Anwar Saudi Arabia Yes 32 Toraif, Saudi Arabia
Al Nusayri, Adil Uqla Hassan Saudi Arabia Yes 35 Sakakah, Saudi Arabia
Al Oshan, Saleh Abdall Saudi Arabia Yes 30 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Yes
Al Otaibi, Nawaf Fahad Saudi Arabia Yes 37 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al Qahtani, Abdullah Hamid Saudi Arabia Yes 30 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Qahtani, Jabir Hasan Muhamed Saudi Arabia Yes 31 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Qahtani, Jabran Said Wazar


Formal Charges Saudi Arabia No 32 Tabuk, Saudi Arabia
Al Qahtani, Muhammad Mani Ahmed Al Shal Lan Saudi Arabia No 30 Kharj, Saudi Arabia
Al Qurayshi, Majid Aydha Muhammad Saudi Arabia Yes 37 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Qurbi, Mohammed Mubarek Salah Saudi Arabia Yes 31 Khamees Musheet, Saudi Arabia
Al Rabiesh, Yusef Abdullah Saleh Saudi Arabia Yes 28 Al Khasim, Saudi Arabia
Al Rashid, Mesh Arsad Saudi Arabia Yes 29 Sana'a, Saudi Arabia
Al Rushaydan, Abdallah Ibrahim Saudi Arabia Yes 42 Khobar, Saudi Arabia
Al Samiri, Bader Al Bakri Saudi Arabia Yes 32 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Sehli, Ibrahim Daif Allah Neman Saudi Arabia Yes 44 Medina, Saudi Arabia
Al Shammari, Zaban Thaaher Zaban Saudi Arabia Yes 30 Arar, Saudi Arabia
Al Sharakh, Abdulhadi Abdallah Ibrahim Saudi Arabia Yes 27 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al Sharbi, Ghassan Abdullah


Formal Charges Saudi Arabia No 35 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Al Sharif, Fahd Umr Abd Al Majid Saudi Arabia Yes 33 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Shihri, Said Ali Jabir Al Khathim Saudi Arabia Yes 36 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al Shihri, Yussef Mohammed Mubarak Saudi Arabia Yes 24 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al Shili, Ibrahim Rushdan Brayk Saudi Arabia Yes 28 Medina, Saudi Arabia
Al Shimri, Maji Afas Radhi Saudi Arabia Yes 35 Kharj, Saudi Arabia
Al Shumrani, Mohammad Al Rahman Saudi Arabia No 34 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al Shurfa, Ohmed Ahmed Mahamoud Saudi Arabia No 34 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Al Sulami, Yahya Samil Al Suwaymil Saudi Arabia Yes 30 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Al Taibi, Rami Bin Said Saudi Arabia Yes 29 Ta'if, Saudi Arabia
Al Tayabi, Abdullah Saudi Arabia Yes 29 Halban, Saudi Arabia
Al Usaymi, Nayif Fahd Mutliq Saudi Arabia Yes 30 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al Utaybi, Abdullah Ali Saudi Arabia Yes 37 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Utaybi, Mani Shaman Turki Al Habardi Saudi Arabia Committed Suicide on June 10, 2006 33 Al-Qarara, Saudi Arabia
Al Utaybi, Muhammad Surur Dakhilallah Saudi Arabia Yes 26 Qaisuma, Saudi Arabia
Al Uwaydha, Sultan Ahmed Dirdeer Musa Saudi Arabia Yes 34 Medina, Saudi Arabia
Al Wafti, Abdullah Abd Al Mu'In Saudi Arabia Yes 43 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Wahab, Musa Abed Saudi Arabia Yes 32 Medina, Saudi Arabia
Al Zabe, Slah Muhamed Salih Saudi Arabia Yes 37 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Zaharni, Khalid Mohammed Saudi Arabia Yes 37 Al Kharj, Saudi Arabia
Al Zahrani, Muhammed Murdi Issa Saudi Arabia No 40 Ta'if, Saudi Arabia
Al Zahrani, Said Ibrahim Ramzi Saudi Arabia Yes 28 Ta'if, Saudi Arabia
Al Zahrani, Yasser Talal Saudi Arabia Committed Suicide on June 10, 2006 25 Yenbo, Saudi Arabia
Al Zayla, Muhammed Yahia Mosin Saudi Arabia Yes 32 Medina, Saudi Arabia
Al-Shabani, Fahd Abdallah Ibrahim Saudi Arabia Yes 27 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al-Shedoky, Mish'Al Muhammad Rashid Saudi Arabia Yes 27 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Alhabiri, Mishal Awad Sayaf Saudi Arabia Yes 29 Minawara, Saudi Arabia
Ali, Adnan Mohammed Saudi Arabia Yes 31 Ta'if, Saudi Arabia
Ali Bin Attash, Hassan Mohammed Saudi Arabia No 24 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Amar, Abu Saudi Arabia No 32 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Ami, Shakir Abdurahim Mohamed Saudi Arabia No 41 Medina, Saudi Arabia
Arbaysh, Ibrahim Sulayman Muhammad Saudi Arabia Yes 30 Al Brida, Saudi Arabia
Balkhair, Rashed Awad Khalaf Saudi Arabia Yes 31 Jurashi, Saudi Arabia
Barayan, Majid Al Saudi Arabia Yes 37 Jedda, Saudi Arabia
Bukhary, Abdul Hakim Saudi Arabia Yes 54 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Ghetan, Abdul Salam Saudi Arabia Yes 25 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Hamdi, Yasser Saudi Arabia / USA Yes 30 Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Hawsawi, Amran Baqur Mohammed Saudi Arabia Yes 34 Ta'if, Saudi Arabia
Hawsawi, Mustafa Ahmed


Paymaster and travel facilitator for al-Qaeda. One of the "high value" detainees whose transfer from a secret foreign prison to Guantanamo Bay was announced by President Bush on Sept. 6, 2006, during a speech in which he outlined a reformed detainee policy.



Status Review Tribunal Transcript Saudi Arabia No Unknown Unknown
Ibrahim, Nayif Abdallah Ibrahim Saudi Arabia Yes 27 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Il Bhawith, Zaid Binsallah Mohammed Saudi Arabia No 27 Qasim, Saudi Arabia
Jahdari, Ziad Said Farg Saudi Arabia Yes 30 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Jaid Al Khathami, Saleh Ali Saudi Arabia Yes 28 Dharan, Saudi Arabia
Khowlan, Abdul Rahman Mohammed Hussein Saudi Arabia Yes 37 Taif, Saudi Arabia
Makram, Murtadha Al Said Saudi Arabia Yes 33 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Mohamed, Fahed Nasser Saudi Arabia Yes 27 Abaha, Saudi Arabia
Mohammed, Ali Muhammed Nasir Saudi Arabia Yes 27 Jedda, Saudi Arabia
Mohammed, Kahlid Saad Saudi Arabia No 36 Al Tabia, Saudi Arabia
Mohammed, Salman Saad Al Khadi Saudi Arabia Yes 27 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Nur, Yusif Khalil Abdallah Saudi Arabia Yes 27 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Qa Id, Rashid Abd Al Muslih Qa Id Al Saudi Arabia Yes 50 Sakahka, Saudi Arabia
Qahtani, Said Muhammad Husyan Saudi Arabia No 31 Khamees Mushail, Saudi Arabia
Qattaa, Mansoor Muhammed Ali Saudi Arabia No 27 Ta'if, Saudia Arabia
Said, Salam Abdullah Saudi Arabia Yes 28 Tabokh, Saudi Arabia
Saleh Ganmi, Abdullah Muhammad Saudi Arabia Yes 35 Rabug, Saudi Arabia
Sebai, Mohammed Jayed Saudi Arabia Yes 26 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Sebaii, Abdel Hadi Mohammed Badan Al Sebaii Saudi Arabia Yes 38 El Kharg, Saudi Arabia
Shalabi, Abdul Rahman Saudi Arabia No 34 Medina, Saudi Arabia
Shayban, Said Bezan Ashek Saudi Arabia Yes 28 Ta'iz, Saudi Arabia
Subii, Nasir Maziyad Abdallah Al Qurayshi Al Saudi Arabia Yes 39 Kasim, Saudi Arabia
Sultan, Faha Saudi Arabia Yes 37 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Thani, Abdallah Faris Al Unazi Saudi Arabia Yes 29 Saudi Arabia
Turkistani, Sadik Ahmad Saudi Arabia Yes Unknown Taif, Saudi Arabia Yes
Umar, Ibrahim Umar Ali Al- Saudi Arabia Yes 26 Al Qaseem, Saudi Arabia
Uwaydah, Rashid Awad Rashid Al Saudi Arabia Yes 33 Sakaka, Saudi Arabia
Wasim Saudi Arabia Yes 46 Al Jauf, Saudi Arabia
Zahrani, Fawaz Abd Al-Aziz Al- Saudi Arabia Yes 31 Medina, Saudi Arabia

Somalia
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Abdallah, Muhamed Hussein Somalia No 26 Boor'o, Somalia
Barre, Mohammed Sulaymon Somalia No 45 Burco, Somalia
Dourad, Gouled Hassan


Dourad is allegedly a member of al-Ittihad al-Islami, an organization listed by the United States as a terrorist group linked to al-Qaeda.
He is one of the "high value" detainees whose transfer from a secret foreign prison to Guantanamo Bay was announced by President Bush on Sept. 6, 2006, during a speech in which he outlined a reformed detainee policy.
Related Story: Somali Held at Guantanamo Denies Al-Qaeda Link



Status Review Tribunal Transcript Somalia No Unknown Unknown

Spain
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Ahmad, Ahmad Abd Al Rahman Spain Yes 35 Cueta, Spain

Sudan
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Al Amir Mahmoud, Amir Yakoub Mohammed Sudan Yes 38 Omdurman, Sudan
Al Hajj, Sami Mohy El Din Muhammed Sudan Yes 40 Khartoum, Sudan
Al Hassan, Mustafa Ibrahim Mustafa Sudan Yes 52 Al-Manakil, Sudan
Al Qosi, Ibrahim Ahmed Mahmoud


Formal Charges Sudan No 49 Khartoum, Sudan
Ali, Walid Mohammad Haj Mohammad Sudan Yes 35 Donkhallah, Sudan
Bani Amir, Salim Mahmoud Adem Mohammed Sudan Yes 51 Kasala, Sudan
Gadallah, Hammad Ali Amno


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Sudan Yes 40 Duba, Sudan Yes
Hassan, Adel Sudan Yes 51 Port Sudan, Sudan
Idris, Ibrahim Othman Ibrahim Sudan / Yemen No 48 Hathramuut, Yemen
Mahjoub, Muhammed Al Ghazali Babaker Sudan Yes 36 Um Durman, Sudan
Muhammaed, Noor Uthman Sudan No Unknown Kasala, Sudan
Raheem, Al Rachid Hasan Ahmad Abdul Sudan Yes 44 Al-Ubayyid, Sudan

Sweden
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Ghezali, Mehdi Mohammad Sweden Yes 30 Stockholm, Sweden

Syria
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Ahjam, Ahmed Adnan Syria No 32 Halab, Syria
Al Ali, Mahmud Salem Horan Mohammed Mutlak Syria No 35 Doha, Syria
Al Henali, Menhal Syria Yes 46 Darna, Syria
Dokhan, Moammar Badawi Syria No 37 Damascus, Syria
Faraj, Abd Al Hadio Omar Mahmoud Syria No 28 Hama, Syria
Janko, Abd Al Rahim Abdul Rassak Syria No 31 Al Qamashil, Syria
Khantumani, Abd Al Nasir Mohammed Abd Al Qadir Syria No 49 Halab, Syria
Khantumani, Muhammad Abd Al Nasir Muhammad Syria No 27 Halab, Syria
Mouhammad, Maasoum Abdah Syria No 37 Al Qameshle, Syria
Shaaban, Ali Husein Syria No 27 Utaiba, Syria

Tajikistan
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Abdulayev, Omar Hamzayavich Tajikistan No 31 Dushanbe, Tajikistan
Fazrollah, Mehrabanb Tajikistan Yes 47 Pyandj, Tajikistan
Ghafar Homarovich, Shirinov Tajikistan Yes 35 Dushanbe, Tajikistan
Homaro, Moyuballah Tajikistan Yes 29 Alisurkhan, Tajikistan
Irgashive, Abdul Karim Tajikistan Yes 44 Dushanbe, Tajikistan
Jan, Jumma Tajikistan Yes 31 Kurgantapa, Tajikistan
Lnu, Sadee Eideov Tajikistan Yes 56 Kamsamulabad Reyhan, Tajikista
Mazharudin, Fnu Tajikistan Yes 30 Pajpai, Pakistan
Nabied, Yusef Tajikistan Yes 46 Isfara, Tajikistan
Salehove, Maroof Saleemovich Tajikistan Yes 31 Dushanbe, Tajikistan Yes
Sharipov, Rukniddin Fayziddinovich Tajikistan Yes 36 Lenenabad, Tajikistan
Vakhidov , Sobit Abdumukit Valikhonovich Tajikistan Yes 40 Itsfaratz, Tajikistan

Tanzania
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Ghailani, Ahmed Khalfan


Indicted in the 1998 U.S. bombings in Africa. One of the "high value" detainees whose transfer from a secret foreign prison to Guantanamo Bay was announced by President Bush on Sept. 6, 2006, during a speech in which he outlined a reformed detainee policy.



Status Review Tribunal Transcript Tanzania No Unknown Unknown

Tunisia
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Abdallah, Sayf Bin Tunisia No 36 Menzil, Tunisia
Al Hami, Rafiq Bin Bashir Bin Jalud Tunisia No 40 Omaron, Tunisia
Al Yazidi, Ridah Bin Saleh Tunisia No 44 Unfidel, Tunisia
Bin Hadiddi, Abdul Haddi Tunisia No 40 Bir'Alash, Tunisia
Bin Hamida, Adil Mabrouk Tunisia No 39 Tunis, Tunisia
Hkiml, Adel Bin Ahmed Bin Ibrahim Tunisia No 44 Bin Aroes, Tunisia
Lagha, Lufti Bin Swei Tunisia Yes 41 Tunis, Tunisia
Nasseri, Riyad Bil Mohammmed Tahir Tunisia No 43 Gafsa, Tunisia
Omar, Abdullah Bin


6 Detainees Repatriated By Military (Post, June 20, 2007) Tunisia Yes 53 Massoulta, Tunisia
Ourgy, Abdul Bin Mohammed Bin Abess Tunisia No 44 Tunis, Tunisia
Rahman, Mohammed Abdul


Judge Orders U.S. Not to Transfer Tunisian Detainee (Post, Oct. 10, 2007). Tunisia No 44 Tunis, Tunisia
Sliti, Hisham Bin Ali Bin Amor Tunisia No 43 Hamam Lif, Tunisia

Turkey
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Celik Gogus, Yuksel Turkey Yes 42 Karasu Village, Sakara City, Turkey
Karnaz, Murat Turkey Yes 27 Bremen, Germany
Mart, Mahmud Nuri Turkey Yes 38 Agri, Turkey
Sen, Ibrahim Shafir Turkey Yes 29 Van, Turkey
Uyar, Salih


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Turkey Yes 28 Kojaeli, Turkey Yes

Turkmenistan
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Turkash, Emdash Abdullah Turkmenistan Yes 68 Ghazni, Afghanistan

Uganda
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Kiyemba, Jamal Abdullah Uganda Yes 30 Bunamwaya, Uganda

United Arab Emirates
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Abd Al Sattar, Muieen A Deen Jamal A Deen Abd Al Fusal United Arab Emirates No 34 Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Alhamiri, Abdulah United Arab Emirates Yes 30 Alan, United Arab Emirates

United Kingdom
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Abassi, Feroz Ali United Kingdom Yes 30 Entebbe, Uganda
Ahmed, Rhuhel United Kingdom Yes 28 Birmingham, United Kingdom
Al Harith, Jamal Malik United Kingdom Yes 43 Manchester, United Kingdom
Begg, Moazzan United Kingdom Yes 41 Birmingham, United Kingdom
Belmar, Richard Dean United Kingdom Yes 30 London, United Kingdom
Iqbal, Asif United Kingdom Yes 28 West Bromwich, United Kingdom
Mubanga, Martin John United Kingdom Yes 37 Lusaka, Zambia
Rasul, Shafiq United Kingdom Yes 36 Dudley, England

Uzbekistan
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Adam, Mohammed Sadiq Uzbekistan Yes 36 Konduz, Afghanistan
Batayev, Ilkham Turdbyavich Uzbekistan Yes 36 Abaye, Kazakhstan
Hamidullah, Ali Sher Uzbekistan No 35 Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Hamiduva, Shakhrukh Uzbekistan No 26 Kokan, Uzbekistan
Jamaludinovich, Abu Bakir Uzbekistan No 35 Chartakh, Uzbekistan
Kasimbekov, Kamalludin Uzbekistan No 32 Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Khan, Abdullah Mohammad Uzbekistan Yes 37 Faryab, Afghanistan

West Bank
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Al Quwari, Mahrar Rafat West Bank No 44 Gaza
Hussein, Abdul Qadir Yousef West Bank No 56 Jenin, West Bank
Tahamuttan, Mohammed Abdullah West Bank No 30 Burka, West Bank

Yemen
Name Nationality Released Age (approximate) Birthplace NLEC
Abd Al Mujahid, Mahmoud Abd Al Aziz Yemen No 32 Ta'iz, Yemen
Abd Al Rahman Abd, Allal Ab Aljallil Yemen No 34 Aluday, Yemen
Abd Al Wahab, Abd Al Malik Yemen No 30 Ibb, Yemen
Abu Ghanim, Mohammed Rajab Sadiq Yemen No 34 Sanaa, Yemen
Ahmad, Majid Mahmud Abdu Yemen No 29 Burayqah, Yemen
Ahmed, Abdul Rahman Yemen No 30 Sana'a, Yemen
Ahmed, Ali Abdullah Yemen Committed Suicide on June 10, 2006 32 Ib, Yemen
Ahmed, Fahmi Abdullah Yemen No 32 Debab, Yemen
Ahmed, Faruq Ali Yemen No 26 Ta'iz, Yemen
Ahmed, Fayad Yahya Yemen No 32 Aden, Yemen
Al Alawi, Muaz Hamza Ahmad Yemen No 32 Bajor, Yemen
Al Ansi, Muhammad Ahmad Abdallah Yemen No 34 Sanaa, Yemen
Al Asadi, Mohammed Ahmed Ali Yemen Yes 30 Sana'a, Yemen
Al Bihani, Ghaleb Nassar Yemen No 29 Tabokh, Saudi Arabia
Al Busayss, Adil Said Al Haj Obeid Yemen No 36 Aden, Yemen
Al Dhuby, Khalid Mohammed Salih Yemen No 28 Taif, Saudi Arabia
Al Edah, Mohammed Ahmad Said Yemen No 47 Hay al-Turbawi Ta'iz, Yemen
Al Hamiri, Mohammed Abdullah Yemen No 27 Hudaydah, Yemen
Al Hanashi, Mohammad Ahmed Abdullah Saleh Yemen Yes 31 Al Habrub, Yemen
Al Hikimi, Ahmed Umar Abdullah Yemen No 37 Ta'iz, Yemen
Al Hilal, Abdul Al Salam Yemen No 41 Unknown
Al Jayfi, Issam Hamid Al Bin Ali Yemen Yes 30 Sada, Yemen
Al Kazimi, Sanad Yislam Yemen No 39 Unknown
Al Khalaqi, Asim Thahit Abdullah Yemen No 41 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Al Madoonee, Musab Omar Ali Yemen No 29 Al-Hudida, Yemen
Al Marwalah, Bashir Nasir Ali Yemen No 30 Al-Haymah, Yemen
Al Maythali, Ha Il Aziz Ahmed Yemen No 32 Zemar, Yemen
Al Mudhaffari, Abdel Qadir Hussein Yemen No 33 Al Bayda, Yemen
Al Nahdi, Sulaiman Awath Sulaiman Bin Ageel Yemen No 35 Al Mukalla, Yemen
Al Omairah, Othman Ahmed Othman Yemen Yes 36 Shabwa, Yemen
Al Qadasi, Khalid Abd Jal Jabbar Muhammad Juthman Yemen No 41 Ta'iz, Yemen
Al Qurashi, Sabri Mohammed Ebrahim Yemen No 39 Hudaydah, Yemen
Al Radai, Riyad Atiq Ali Abdu Al Haj Yemen No Unknown Taez, Yemen
Al Rahizi, Ali Ahmad Muhammad Yemen No 30 Ta'iz, Yemen
Al Rammah, Omar Mohammed Ali Yemen No 34 Al Beitha, Yemen
Al Rimi, Ali Yahya Mahdi Yemen Yes 26 Sana'a, Yemen
Al Sabri, Mashur Abdallah Muqbil Ahmed Yemen No 31 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Al Saleh, Abdul Yemen No 30 Muqela, Yemen
Al Sani, Fahmi Salem Said Yemen No 32 Mikala, Yemen
Al Shamyri, Mustafa Abdul Qawi Abdul Aziz Yemen No 31 Sana'a, Yemen
Al Sharabi, Zuhail Abdo Anam Said Yemen No 32 Taiz, Yemen
Al Shulan, Hani Abdul Muslih Yemen Yes 30 Ibb, Yemen
Al Suadi, Abdul Aziz Abdullah Ali Yemen No 35 Milhan, Yemen
Al Tays, Ali Husayn Abdullah Yemen Yes 32 Sada, Yemen
Al Wady, Hamoud Abdullah Hamoud Hassan Yemen No 44 Sana'a, Yemen
Al Warafi, Muktar Yahya Najee Yemen No 35 Ta'iz, Yemen
Al Yafi, Al Khadr Abdallah Muhammed Yemen No 39 Lawdar, Yemen
Al Zuba, Saleh Mohamed Yemen Yes 54 Sana'a, Yemen
Al-Marwa'I, Toufiq Saber Muhammad Yemen No 33 Al Dumaina, Yemen
Alahdal, Abu Bakr Ibn Ali Muhhammad Yemen No 30 Al Hudaydah, Yemen
Aleh, Ali Bin Ali Yemen No 26 Adem, Yemen
Awad, Jalal Salam Awad Yemen No 36 Al Muquala, Yemen
Awad, Waqas Mohammed Ali Yemen No 27 Aden, Yemen
Azani, Saad Masir Mukbl Al Yemen No 30 Al Reef, Yemen
Baada, Tarek Ali Abdullah Ahmed Yemen No 31 Shebwa, Yemen
Balzuhair, Shawki Awad Yemen No 28 Hadramout, Yemen
Basardah, Yasim Muhammed Yemen No 33 Shabua, Yemen
Batarfi, Ayman Saeed Abdullah Yemen No 39 Cairo, Egypt
Bin Atef, Mahmmoud Omar Mohammed Yemen No 29 Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Bin Attash, Walid Muhammad


Bin Attash is also known as Tawfiq bin Attash. He was a planner of the Sept. 11, 2001 and 2000 USS Cole attacks. He was one of the "high value" detainees whose transfer from a secret foreign prison to Guantanamo Bay was announced by President Bush on Sept. 6, 2006, during a speech in which he outlined a reformed detainee policy.



Status Review Tribunal Transcript Yemen No Unknown Unknown
Bin Salem, Muhhammad Said Yemen No 34 Hadramaut, Yemen
Binalshibh, Ramzi


Key facilitator for Sept. 11, 2001 attacks. One of the "high value" detainees whose transfer from a secret foreign prison to Guantanamo Bay was announced by President Bush on Sept. 6, 2006, during a speech in which he outlined a reformed detainee policy.



Status Review Tribunal Transcript Yemen No Unknown Unknown
Bwazir, Mohammed Ali Abdullah Yemen No 29 Howra, Yemen
Ghazi, Fahed Abdullah Ahmad Yemen No 27 Bayt Ghazi, Yemen
Hadi, Salem Ahmed Yemen No 33 Hadramaut, Yemen
Haidel, Mohammed Ahmed Said Yemen No 31 Ta'iz, Yemen
Hakim, Abdel Ghalib Ahmad Yemen No 30 Ta'iz, Yemen
Hamdan, Salim Ahmed Salim


Formal Charges Yemen Yes 39 Hadramout, Yemen
Hamdoun, Zahar Omar Hamis Bin Yemen No 30 Ash Shihr, Yemen
Hassan, Emad Abdalla Yemen No 30 Aden, Yemen
Hassen, Mohammed Mohammed Yemen No 26 Ta'iz, Yemen
Hatim, Said Muhammed Salih Yemen No 33 Ibb, Yemen
Hintif, Fadil Husayn Salih Yemen No 40 Al Youf, Yemen
Ismail, Ali Hamza Ahmed Sulayman Yemen No 40 Hudaydah, Yemen
Ismail, Sadeq Muhammad Sa Id Yemen Yes 27 Jabal Haimain, Yemen
Ismail, Yasin Qasem Muhammad Yemen No 30 Ibb, Yemen
Jarabh, Saeed Ahmed Mohammed Abdullah Sarem Yemen No 33 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Khamsan, Karam Khamis Sayd


Status Review Tribunal Transcript Yemen Yes 40 Al Mahra, Yemen Yes
Khnenah, Muhammed Ali Hussein Yemen No Unknown Ktaph, Yemen
Khusruf, Mohammed Nasir Yahya Yemen No 59 Ta'iz, Yemen
Mahdi, Fawaz Naman Hamoud Abdullah Yemen Yes 29 The Shaira, Yemen
Mar'I, Jamal Muhammad 'Alawi Yemen No Unknown Dhamar, Yemen
Masud, Sharaf Ahmad Muhammad Yemen No 31 Sana'a, Yemen
Mohammed, Hussein Salem Yemen No 32 Aden, Yemen
Moqbel, Samir Naji Al Hasan Yemen No 32 Ta'iz, Yemen
Moqbill, Muhsin Muhammad Musheen Yemen Yes Unknown Ta'iz, Yemen
Muhammad, Abd Al Rahman Abdullah Ali Yemen No 27 Sana'a, Yemen
Nashir, Sa Id Salih Sa Id Yemen No 35 Habilain, Yemen
Nassir, Jamil Ahmed Said Yemen No 39 Ta'iz, Yemen
Qader, Ahmed Abdul Yemen No 26 Sana'a, Yemen
Qader Idris, Idris Ahmed Abdu Yemen No 30 Rada, Yemen
Qasim, Khaled Yemen No 32 Themeir, Yemen
Qyati, Abdul Rahman Umir Al Yemen No 33 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Rabeii, Salman Yahya Hassan Mohammed Yemen No 30 Jedda, Saudi Arabia
Rahman, Abdul Yemen No 33 Hadramaut, Yemen
Said Kuman, Ahmed Yaslam Yemen No 28 Hathramout, Yemen
Salam, Mohammed Ahmed Yemen No 29 Ta'iz, Yemen
Saleh, Ayoub Murshid Ali Yemen No 31 Usabee, Yemen
Saleh Naser, Abdul Rahman Mohamed Yemen No 29 Ma'rib, Yemen
Salem Al Zarnuki, Mohammed Ali Yemen No Unknown Husayneyah, Yemen
Salih, Abdul Al Razzaq Muhammad Yemen No 36 Al Gidd Al Hajjah, Yemen
Salih, Ali Mohsen Yemen Yes 29 Guban, Yemen
Shahir, Walid Mohammed Yemen Yes 30 Al Tawahi, Yemen
Sharqawi, Abdu Ali Al Haji Yemen No 35 Ta'iz, Saudi Arabia
Sulayman, Abdul Rahman Abdul Abu Ghityh Yemen No 30 Ta'iz, Yemen
Suleiman, Fayiz Ahmad Yahia Yemen No 35 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Tahar, Mohmmad Ahmad Ali Yemen No 29 Ib, Yemen
Uthman, Uthman Abdul Rahim Mohammed Yemen No 30 Aden, Yemen
Zaid, Walid Said Bin Said Yemen No 31 Ta'iz, Yemen

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