Names of the Detained in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba

Until March 3rd, the Pentagon had declined to identify the detainees at Guantanamo Bay Military Prison, most of whom were captured in Afghanistan during and after the 2001 war there. As a result of an Associated Press Freedom of Information Act request and lawsuit, the Department of Defense released the unredacted transcripts of Combatant Status Review Tribunals and Administrative Review Boards.

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The Archived List

From 2002 to May 2006, Washington Post researchers compiled the names and countries of origin of detainees in Guantanamo from unofficial, public sources: news accounts, legal documents (such as habeas corpus petitions and from the CSRT tribunals), interviews with attorneys and relatives, and information from detainee support sites on the Web. The Post printed only names that it had verified from a single reputable source or multiple sources. Some names were transliterated from Arabic or had alternative spellings. The collection was the largest list of names made public at that point, encompassing: more than 550.

Many names came from two Web sites that monitor the status of Guantanamo detainees: the Arabic-language Alasra and the Britain-based CagePrisoners. The two sites, which advocate the release of the detainees, have published lists of names, photographs and documents provided by families. Alasra is registered to an unknown individual in Saudi Arabia, and CagePrisoners is registered to a group of Muslim computer programmers based in Britain.

The Pentagon List

On May 15, 2006, the Pentagon released to the Associated Press the first comprehensive list of everyone who has been held at Guantanamo Bay, more than four years after it opened the detention center.  Two-hundred and one of the names had not been disclosed by the Defense Department before. That more complete register follows below. Post researchers will continue to monitor the names on this new list to verify the information previously reported and will provide updates as they are available.

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Afghanistan

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
Abasin, Said Afghanistan Yes 26 Khan o Khel, Afghanistan  
Abulwance, Yamatolah Afghanistan Yes 31 Kandahar, Afghanistan  
Achezkai, Haji Mohammed Khan Afghanistan Yes 31 Kabul, Afghanistan  
Adam Gul, Ataullah Afghanistan Yes 26 Khushawa, Afghanistan  
Ahmad, Abdul Afghanistan No 54 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 35 Moqur, Afghanistan  
Ahmed, Feda

Afghanistan Yes 31 Kandahar, Afghanistan Yes
Ahmed, Shabir Afghanistan No 37 Badakhshan, Afghanistan  
Akhbar, Mohammad Afghanistan Yes 52 Ghowr Band, Afghanistan  
Akhtar Mohammed, Rostum Afghanistan Yes 28 Musa Qala, Afghanistan  
Al Ansari, Faris Muslim Afghanistan No 24 Mukala, Yemen  
Al Kunduzi, Umar Abdullah Afghanistan No 29 Konduz, Afghanistan  
Al-Afghani, Haroon

Transferred to Guantanamo on June 22, 2007
 Afghanistan No Unknown Afghanistan  
Alikhan, Mahngur Afghanistan Yes 50 Gomal, Pakistan  
Alikozi, Amanullah Afghanistan Yes 33 Deh Raud, Afghanistan  
Aliza, Abdul Rauf Afghanistan No 27 Azan Village, Afghanistan  
Alizai, Nematullah Sahib-Khan Afghanistan Yes 50 Azan, Afghanistan  
Allah, Noor Afghanistan Yes 37 Uruzgan, Afghanistan  
Aman Afghanistan Yes 51 Malik Village Kardez, Afghanistan  
Andarr, Abdul Al-Hameed Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 41 Zormat, Afghanistan  
Asekzai, Azizullah Afghanistan Yes 28 Karez, Afghanistan  
Aslaam, Noor Afghanistan Yes 26 Warna, Pakistan  
Azimullah Afghanistan No 26 North Waziristan, Pakistan  
Badr, Badruzzan Afghanistan Yes 38 Jalalabad, Afghanistan  
Bagi, Abdul Afghanistan No 36 Kandahar, Afghanistan  
Baqi, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 66 Tark Itmak, Afghanistan  
Barak, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 36 Surgay, Afghanistan  
Barakzai, Jon Mohammad Afghanistan Yes 41 Sarwan Qala, Afghanistan  
Baridad Afghanistan Yes 55 Helmand, Afghanistan  
Bismaullah, Fnu 2 Afghanistan Yes Unknown Baghran, Afghanistan  
Bismillah Afghanistan Yes 56 Oruzgan, Afghanistan  
Bismillah 2, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 40 Pirwan Siagird, Afghanistan  
Bismullah, Haji Afghanistan No 29 Musa Qala, Afghanistan  
Bullar, Mohi Afghanistan No 27 Urezgon, Afghanistan  
Chaman, Gul Afghanistan No 45 Osman, Hazro, Logar, Afghanistan  
Dad, Khudai Afghanistan No 51 Tarak, Afghanistan  
Daoud, Mohamman Afghanistan No 29 Emam Saheb, Afghanistan  
Darwaish, Naibullah

Afghanistan Yes 41 Jalazai, Afghanistan Yes
Din, Juma Afghanistan No 35 Alinghan, Afghanistan  
Edmondada, Abdullah Afghanistan Yes 48 Kandahar, Afghanistan  
Ehsanullah Afghanistan Yes 35 Farah, Afghanistan  
Ehssanullah Afghanistan Yes 31 Sarwan Qala, Afghanistan  
Esmatulla, Fnu Afghanistan No 31 Dekundie, Afghanistan  
Esmhatulla, Qari Afghanistan No 24 Ramsha, Pakistan  
Far Huddine, Bar Afghanistan Yes 31 Tora Oba, Afghanistan  
Farhad, Din Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 32 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 48 Zatoon Kahil, Afghanistan  
Fazl, Mullah Mohammad Afghanistan No 41 Charchno, Afghanistan  
Ghafaar, Abdul Afghanistan No 50 Kandahar, Afghanistan  
Ghafour, Abdul Afghanistan No 46 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 39 Karabagh, Afghanistan  
Ghalib, Haji Afghanistan No 45 Nangarhar, Afghanistan  
Ghani, Abdul Afghanistan No 36 Afghanistan  
Ghani, Abdul 2 Afghanistan No 25 Kandahar, Afghanistan  
Ghani, Nabu Abdul Afghanistan Yes 56 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 37 Keshai, Afghanistan  
Ghul, Nathi Afghanistan Yes 28 Afghanistan  
Ghul, Wazir Zalim Afghanistan Yes 31 Khowst, Afghanistan  
Ghuladkhan Afghanistan Yes 28 Jalalabad, Afghanistan  
Gul, Awal Afghanistan No 46 Sawati Ghundi  
Gul, Dawd Afghanistan No 28 Zedana, Afghanistan  
Gul, Janat

Afghanistan Yes 35 Sarpolad, Afghanistan Yes
Gul, Khi Ali Afghanistan No 45 Khowst, Afghanistan  
Gul, Mohammad Afghanistan Yes 46 Zamikhel, Afghanistan  
Gul Ghaman, Nasser Afghanistan No 28 Manikhel, Afghanistan  
Hafiz, Abdul Afghanistan No 47 Afghanistan  
Hafizullah, Fnu Afghanistan No 34 Afghanistan  
Hamdullah, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 34 Kushki Nakod, Afghanistan  
Hamidullah Afghanistan No 45 Kabul, Afghanistan  
Hamidullah, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 28 Konduz, Afghanistan  
Hanan, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 50 Ghazni, Afghanistan  
Hasan, Mirwais Afghanistan Yes 28 Afghanistan  
Hashim, Mohammed Afghanistan No 32 Qandahar, Afghanistan  
Hekmat, Abdullah Afghanistan No 36 Akhcha, Afghanistan  
Hezbullah, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 27 Miran Shah, Pakistan  
Insanullah, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 28 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 24 Dourbeni Village, Afghanistan  
Jalil, Haji

Afghanistan Yes 38 Bayanzai, Gereshk District, Afghanistan Yes
Jan, Said Amir Afghanistan No 28 Koozbia, Afghanistan  
Jan, Saida Afghanistan No Unknown Konar, Afghanistan  
Jawad, Mohamed Afghanistan No 23 Miran Shah, Pakistan  
Kabel, Mohamed Afghanistan Yes 45 Parvan Province, Afghanistan  
Kadir, Khandan Afghanistan No 39 Safra-andarikhail, Afghanistan  
Kahm, Abdul Rahman Abdullah Mohamed Juma Afghanistan No 39 Fara, Afghanistan  
Kakar, Mohammed Raz-Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 31 Khod, Afghanistan  
Kamin, Mohammed Afghanistan No 30 Unknown  
Kandahari, Kako Afghanistan No 38 Ghulayie, Afghanistan  
Karim, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 26 Sangin, Afghanistan  
Karim, Bostan Afghanistan No 38 Khowst, Afghanistan  
Khail, Hafizullah Shabaz Afghanistan No 62 Paktia, Afghanistan  
Khairkhwa, Khirullah Said Wali Afghanistan No 41 Kandahar, Afghanistan  
Khan, Abdullah Afghanistan No 52 Ghawchak, Afghanistan  
Khan, Alif Afghanistan Yes 40 Khowst, Afghanistan  
Khan, Anwar Afghanistan Yes 41 Konar, Afghanistan  
Khan, Ezat Afghanistan Yes 42 Sei, Afghanistan  
Khan, Hazrat Sangin Afghanistan Yes 31 Lowal, Afghanistan  
Khan, Hukumra

Afghanistan Yes 34 Chenna Village, Afghanistan Yes
Khan, Janan Taus Afghanistan Yes 27 Kandahar, Afghanistan  
Khan, Juma Afghanistan Yes 36 Kona Charbolak, Afghanistan  
Khan, Kakai Afghanistan No 37 Gardez, Afghanistan  
Khan, Mohabet Afghanistan Yes 36 Alipoor, Pakistan  
Khan, Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 26 Shah Toria, Afghanistan  
Khan, Nasrat Afghanistan Yes 73 Kabul, Afghanistan  
Khan, Osman Afghanistan Yes 56 Bermel, Afghanistan  
Khan, Shardar Afghanistan No 26 Gardez, Afghanistan  
Khan, Shawali Afghanistan No 45 Kandahar, Afghanistan  
Khan, Swar Afghanistan No 38 Khowst, Afghanistan  
Khirullah Akah Afghanistan Yes Unknown Afghanistan  
Kuchi, Haji Niam Afghanistan Yes 68 Logar, Afghanistan  
Layar, Sabit Afghanistan Yes 27 Sawali Khot, Afghanistan  
Lnu, Amanullah Afghanistan Yes 45 Unknown  
Lnu, Sharifullah Afghanistan No 28 Jalalabad, Afghanistan  
Malang, Nassir Afghanistan Yes 36 Kandahar, Afghanistan  
Matin, Abdul Afghanistan No 43 Jowzjan, Afghanistan  
Melma, Sabar Lal Afghanistan No 46 Darya-e-Pech, Afghanistan  
Mirmuhammad, Sharghulab Afghanistan Yes 36 Brayiam, Afghanistan  
Mohammad, Akhtar Afghanistan Yes Unknown Unknown  
Mohammadullah Afghanistan Yes 34 Manu, Afghanistan  
Mohammed, Akhtar Afghanistan No 38 Barogai, Afghanistan  
Mohammed, Akhtiar Afghanistan Yes 55 Kundarkheil, Afghanistan  
Mohammed, Alif Afghanistan Yes 62 Helmand, Afghanistan  
Mohammed, Haji Faiz Afghanistan Yes Unknown Rasham Village, Afghanistan  
Mohammed, Haji Wali Afghanistan No 42 Baghlan, Afghanistan  
Mohammed, Mirza Afghanistan Yes 44 Gorband, Afghanistan  
Mohammed, Rasool Shahwali Zair Mohammed

Afghanistan Yes 30 Lowara, Afghanistan Yes
Mohammed, Said Afghanistan No 31 Afghanistan  
Mohammed, Sultan Afghanistan Yes 32 Qal eh, Afghanistan  
Mohammed, Taj Afghanistan No 27 Afghanistan  
Mohammed, Wali Afghanistan Yes 44 Kandahar, Afghanistan  
Muhammed, Peta Afghanistan Yes 23 Gardez, Afghanistan  
Muhibullah, Fnu Afghanistan No 26 Shah Wali Koot, Afghanistan  
Mujahid Afghanistan No 37 Paktia, Afghanistan  
Muslimdost, Abdul Rahim

Afghanistan Yes 48 Nangarhar, Afghanistan Yes
Must, Yarass Ali Afghanistan Yes 36 Unknown  
Naserullah, Fnu Afghanistan No 28 Helmand, Afghanistan  
Nasim, Mohammad

Afghanistan Yes 35 Shahidan, Afghanistan Yes
Nasim, Mohammed Afghanistan No 28 Megan, Afghanistan  
Nasim, Mohammed Afghanistan No 46 Pai Warzai, Afghanistan  
Nasir, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 27 Kabul, Afghanistan  
Nasir, Allah Afghanistan No 61 Zalahka, Afghanistan  
Nasrat Yar, Hiztullah Afghanistan Yes 38 Surubee, Afghanistan  
Nasrullah, Fnu Afghanistan No 29 Oruzgan, Afghanistan  
Noor, Habib

Afghanistan Yes 40 Mangal Village, Afghanistan Yes
Noorallah, Haji Afghanistan No 37 Andkhoy, Afghanistan  
Noorani, Abdul Rahman Afghanistan Yes 35 Afghanistan  
Noori, Mullah Norullah Afghanistan No 41 Shajoie, Afghanistan  
Obaidullah Afghanistan No 28 Khowst, Afghanistan  
Omari, Mohammad Nabi Afghanistan No 40 Khowst, Afghanistan  
Peerzai, Qari Hasan Ulla Afghanistan Yes 31 Baghran, Afghanistan  
Quasam, Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 31 Bamian, Afghanistan  
Qudus, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 20 Nadali, Afghanistan  
Rahim, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 33 Sharshar, Afghanistan  
Rahim, Mohamed Afghanistan No Unknown Ghazni, Afghanistan  
Rahmad, Nisar Afghanistan Yes 28 Afghanistan  
Rahman, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 32 Haji Baras, Afghanistan  
Rahman, Fizaulla Afghanistan Yes 30 Sancharak, Afghanistan  
Rahman, Habib Afghanistan Yes 26 Mansaira, Pakistan  
Rahman, Mahbub Afghanistan No 23 Khowst, Afghanistan  
Rahman, Murtazah Abdul Afghanistan Yes 32 Nadali, Afghanistan  
Rahman, Shed Abdur

Afghanistan Yes 43 Pishin, Pakistan Yes
Rahmatullah, Fnu Afghanistan Yes 27 Helmand, Afghanistan  
Rasool, Habib Afghanistan No 53 Khowst, Afghanistan  
Rasoul, Abdullah Gulam Afghanistan No 35 Hilmand, Afghanistan  
Raz, Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 39 Unknown  
Razak, Abdul Afghanistan No 50 Kandahar, Afghanistan  
Razaq, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 37 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 No 69 Kandahar, Afghanistan  
Razzaq, Abdul Afghanistan No 44 Kadahal, Afghanistan  
Ruhani, Gholam Afghanistan No 33 Ghazni, Afghanistan  
Sadik, Mahmud Afghanistan Yes 56 Unknown  
Sadiq, Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 95 Unknown  
Salaam, Abdul Afghanistan No 33 Birmal, Afghanistan  
Samad, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 26 Zormat, Afghanistan  
Sangaryar, Rahmatullah Afghanistan No 40 Oruzgan, Afghanistan  
Sarajuddin, Abib Afghanistan No 66 Zamikhel, Afghanistan  
Sargidene, Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 31 Archasan, Afghanistan  
Sarwar, Kari Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 30 Ashakay Village, Afghanistan  
Sayed, Abdul Hadi Muhamed Rasul Afghanistan Yes 35 Helmand, Afghanistan  
Shah, Ali Afghanistan No 49 Gardez, Afghanistan  
Shah, Nahir Afghanistan No 35 Kaplsa, Afghanistan  
Shah, Qalandar

Afghanistan Yes 35 Kandahar, Afghanistan Yes
Shah, Said Mohammed Alim

According to the Pentagon, Shah returned to the fight in Afghanistan upon his release.
 Afghanistan Yes 30 Helmand, Afghanistan  
Shah, Solaiman Dur Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 31 Panjwaee, Afghanistan  
Shah, Zakim Afghanistan Yes 25 Tora Oba, Afghanistan  
Shaheen Shahwali Zair Mohammed, Naqeebyllah

Afghanistan Yes 32 Khowst, Afghanistan Yes
Shahzada, Haji

Afghanistan Yes 49 Belanday, Afghanistan Yes
Sharbat Afghanistan No 35 Khairo Village, Afghanistan  
Sharif, Mohammed Afghanistan No 32 Kalina, Afghanistan  
Sohail, Mohammed Mustafa Afghanistan No 27 Jalalabad, Afghanistan  
Tahir, Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 33 Mirkhan Khail, Afghanistan  
Torjan, Shaibjan Afghanistan No 31 Kandahar, Afghanistan  
Tukhi, Aminullah Baryalai Afghanistan Yes 36 Heart, Afghanistan  
Ullah, Amin Afghanistan No 52 Chogha, Afghanistan  
Ullah, Asad Afghanistan Yes 20 Paktia, Afghanistan  
Ullah, Faiz Afghanistan Yes 52 Bamian, Afghanistan  
Ullah, Naqib Afghanistan Yes 20 Zargary Camp, Pakistan  
Ullah, Noor Habib Afghanistan Yes 28 Jalalabad, Afghanistan  
Ullah, Shams Afghanistan Yes 22 Gulnoom Khan, Afghanistan  
Wahab, Abdul Afghanistan No 40 Afghanistan  
Waheed, Abdul Afghanistan Yes 36 Musa Qala, Afghanistan  
Wakil, Haji Sahib Rohullah Afghanistan No 46 Jalalabad, Afghanistan  
Wali, Badshah Afghanistan Yes 31 Khowst, Afghanistan  
Walijan, Neyaz Afghanistan Yes 46 Khowst, Afghanistan  
Wasiq, Abdul Haq Afghanistan No 37 Ghazni, Afghanistan  
Wazir, Abdullah Afghanistan No 29 Sheikh Amir, Afghanistan  
Wazir, Haji Mohammed Afghanistan Yes 65 Lashkargh City, Afghanistan  
Wazir, Padsha

Afghanistan Yes 36 Kundai, Afghanistan Yes
Yacoub, Mohammed Afghanistan No 32 Khwazak, Afghanistan  
Yakubi Afghanistan No 42 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 No 45 Lejay Village, Afghanistan  
Yousef, Mohammed Haji Afghanistan Yes 41 Bermal, Afghanistan  
Zaeef, Abdul Salam Afghanistan Yes 41 Kandahar, Afghanistan  
Zahir, Abdul

Afghanistan No 36 Hasarak, Afghanistan  
Zahir, Mohommod Afghanistan No 55 Ghazni, Afghanistan  
Zahor, Abdul Afghanistan No 44 Charikar, Afghanistan  
Zaman, Gul

Afghanistan Yes 37 Khowst, Afghanistan Yes
Zaman, Khan Afghanistan Yes 46 Zani Khel, Afghanistan  
Zumarikourt, Aziz Khan Ali Khan Afghanistan Yes 46 Mushkail, Afghanistan  

Algeria

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
Abdenour, Sameur Algeria Yes 35 Algiers, Algeria  
Ait Idr, Mustafa Algeria No 38 Sidimhamed, Algeria  
Al Hajj, Boudella Algeria No 43 Laghouat, Algeria  
Al Qadir, Mohammed Abd Al Algeria No 32 Taot, Algeria  
Ameur, Mammar Algeria No 50 L'aghouat, Algeria  
Ameziane, Djamel Saiid Ali Algeria No 41 Al Jesera, Algeria  
Barhoumi, Sufyian

Algeria No 35 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 39 Algiers, Algeria  
Belkacem, Bensayah Algeria No 46 Wargala, Algeria  
Bin Hamlili, Adil Hadi Al Jazairi Algeria No 33 Oram, Algeria  
Boucetta, Fethi

Algeria Yes 45 Mostaganem, Egypt Yes
Boumediene, Lakhdar Algeria No 42 Ain Soltgane Saeda, Algeria  
Farhi, Saiid Algeria No 47 Churchelle, Algeria  
Feghoul, Abdulli Algeria No 48 Tiaret, Algeria  
Hadjarab, Nabil Algeria No 29 Aentaya, Algeria  
Hamlily, Mustafa Ahmed Algeria No 49 Bashare, Algeria  
Houari, Abdul Raham Algeria No 28 Algiers, Algeria  
Husseini, Abdallah Algeria No 50 Algiers, Algeria  
Huwari, Soufian Abar Algeria No 38 Ouran, Algeria  
Lahmar, Sabir Mahfouz Algeria No 39 Constantine, Algeria  
Naji, Aziz Abdul Algeria No 33 Batna, Algeria  
Nechle, Mohammed Algeria No 40 Laghouat, Algeria  
Said, Hassan Mujamma Rabai Algeria No 32 Oum el Bouaghi, Algeria  
Sayab, Mutij Sadiz Ahmad Algeria No 32 Unknown  
Zumiri, Hassan Algeria No 41 Algiers, Algeria  

Australia

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
Habib, Mamdouh Ibrahim Ahmed Australia Yes 53 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


 Australia Yes 37 Adelaide, Australia  

Azerbaijan

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
Tsiradzho, Poolad T Azerbaijan No 33 Baku, Azerbaijan  

Bahrain

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
Al Balushi, Salah Abdul Rasul Ali Abdul Rahman Bahrain Yes 27 Muharraq, Bahrain  
Al Khalifa, Sheikh Salman Ebrahim Mohamed Ali Bahrain Yes 29 Rifah, Bahrain  
Al Murbati, Issa Ali Abdullah Bahrain No 43 Manama, Bahrain  
Al Noaimi, Abdullah Bahrain Yes 26 Manama, Bahrain  
Al Wadi, Adil Kamil Abdullah Bahrain Yes 44 Muharak, Bahrain  
al-Dossari, Jumah Mohammed Abdul Latif Bahrain Yes 35 Khabar, Saudi Arabia  

Bangladesh

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
Hashem, Mubarak Hussain Bin Abul Bangladesh Yes 30 Baria, Bangladesh  

Belgium

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
Sen, Mesut Belgium Yes 28 Brussels, Belgium  
Zemmori, Mosa Zi Belgium Yes 30 Wilryk, Belgium  

Canada

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
Khadr, Abdul Canada Yes 27 Unknown  
Khadr, Omar Ahmed

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


 Canada No 22 Toronto, Canada  

Chad

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
Al Qarani, Muhammed Hamid Chad No 22 Medina, Saudi Arabia  

China

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
Abbas, Yusef China No 28 Aksu, China  
Abdul Rahman, Abdul Ghappar China No 35 Kucha, China  
Abdulahat, Emam China No 31 Konashahar, China  
Abdulghupur, Hajiakbar China No 34 Ghulja, China  
Abdulhehim, Adel

China Yes 34 Ghulja, China Yes
Abdulqadirakhun, Abdullah China No 29 Xinjian, China  
Abdurehim, Dawut China No 34 Ghulja, China  
Adil, Ahmed

China Yes 35 Kashkar, China Yes
Anvar, Hassan China No 34 Urumchi, China  
Ayub, Haji Mohammed China Yes 24 Toqquztash, China Yes
Basit, Akhdar Qasem

China Yes 35 Ghulja, China Yes
Khalik, Saidullah China No 31 Ghulja, China  
Mahmud, Arkin China No 44 Ghulja, China  
Mahnut, Bahtiyar China No 32 Ghulja, China  
Mamut, Abdul Helil China No 31 Kashkar, China  
Mohamed, Ahmed China No 30 Artush, China  
Mohammed, Nag China No 33 Khulga, China  
Noori, Adel China No 29 Xing Xiang, China  
Parhat, Hozaifa China No 37 Ghulja, China  
Qassim, Abu Bakker China Yes 39 Ghulja, China Yes
Razak, Abdul China No Unknown Atush, China  
Tourson, Ahmad China No 37 Xinjiang, China  

Denmark

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
Abderrahmane, Slimane Hadj Denmark Yes 35 Roskilde, Denmark  

Egypt

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
Al Mishad, Sharif Fati Ali Egypt No 32 Shabin El Kom, Egypt  
Al Sawah, Tariq Mahmoud Ahmed Egypt No 51 Alexandria, Egypt  
Al-Waleeli, Fael Roda Egypt Yes 42 Mansura, Egypt  
Algazzar, Adel Fattough Ali Egypt No 43 Cairo, Egypt  
Allaithy, Sami Abdul Aziz Salim

Egypt Yes 52 Shubrakass, Egypt Yes
Salim, Ala Abdel Maqsud Muhammad Egypt Yes 41 Al-Bajoor, Egypt Yes

Ethiopia

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
Binyam, Mohammed Ahmed

Ethiopia No 30 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia  

France

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
Achab Kanouni, Imad France Yes 31 Casablanco, Morocco  
Benchellali, Mourad France Yes 27 Venissieu, France  
Khalid, Ridouane France Yes 41 Villenoble, France  
Mustafa, Khaled Ben France Yes 36 Lyons, France  
Patel, Ali Mustafa

France Yes 46 Medina, Saudi Arabia Yes
Sassi, Nizar France Yes 29 Lyons, France  
Yadel, Brahim France Yes 37 Aubervilliers, France  

Indonesia

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
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.


 Indonesia No Unknown Unknown  

Iran

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
Bamari, Bakhtiar Iran Yes 27 Damon, Iran  
Kurd, Mohamed Anwar Iran Yes 29 Zahedan, Iran  
Muhammed, Abdul Majid Iran Yes 29 Zahedan, Iran  

Iraq

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
Abdul Said, Hassan Iraq No 32 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 47 Mosul, Iraq  
Al Karim, Arkan Mohammad Ghafil Iraq No 32 Dekar, Iraq  
Al Naely, Abbas Habid Rumi Iraq No 40 Al Amin, Iraq  
Al Rawi, Bisher Amin Khalil United Kingdom Yes 39 Baghdad, Iraq  
Al Tamimi, Haydar Jabbar Hafez Iraq No 35 Kute, Iraq  
Mohhamed, Sohab Mahud Iraq No 27 Piboss, Iraq  
Sadkhan, Jawad Jabber Iraq No 41 Diwaniya, Iraq  
Tayeea, Ali Abdul Motalib Awayd Hassan Al Iraq No Unknown Baghdad, Iraq  

Jordan

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
Abdul Hamid, Hassan Khalil Mohamoud Jordan Yes 47 Amman, Jordan  
Abdul Wahab Al Asmr, Khalid Mahomoud

Jordan Yes 45 Irbid, Jordan Yes
Ahmad, Osam Abdul Rahan Jordan Yes 32 Al-Zarqa, Jordan  
Al Amrani, Ayman Mohammad Silman Jordan Yes 30 Muthalthal Ardha, Jordan  
Al Husayn, Zaid Muhamamd Sa'Ad Jordan Yes 34 Amman, Jordan  
Elbanna, Abdul Latif Jordan Yes 56 Jericho, Turkey  
Kabir, Usama Hassan Ahmed Abu Jordan Yes 38 Al Rusayfa, Jordan  
Suleyman, Ahmed Hassan Jamil Jordan Yes 47 Amman, Jordan  
Zeidan, Ibrahim Mahdy Achmed Jordan Yes 32 Sorman, Libya  

Kazakhstan

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
Abahanov, Yakub Kazakhstan Yes Unknown Semeya, Kazakhstan  
Kerimbakiev, Abdulrahim Kazakhstan Yes 25 Semei, Kazakhstan  
Magrupov, Abdullah Tohtasinovich Kazakhstan Yes 25 Semeya, Kazakhstan  

Kuwait

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
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 30 Almadi, Kuwait  
Al Awda, Fouzi Khalid Abdullah Kuwait No 31 Kuwait City, Kuwait  
Al Azmi, Sa Ad Madi Sa Ad Kuwait Yes 29 Doha, Kuwait  
Al Dehani, Mohammad Finaytal Kuwait Yes 43 Kuwait City, Kuwait  
Al Kandari, Abdullah Kamel Kuwait Yes 35 Hawalli, Kuwait  
Al Kandari, Faiz Mohammed Ahmed Kuwait No 33 Kuwait City, Kuwait  
Al Mutayri, Khalid Abdullah Mishal Thamer Kuwait Yes 33 Kuwait City, Kuwait  
Al Rabia, Fouad Mahoud Hasan Kuwait No 49 Kuwait City, Kuwait  
Al Shamari, Abd Al Aziz Sayir Kuwait Yes 35 Al Fahahil, Kuwait  
Al-Zamel, 'Adel Zamel 'Abd Al-Mahsen Kuwait Yes 45 Kuwait City, Kuwait  
Amin, Omar Rajab Kuwait Yes 41 Kuwait City, Kuwait  
Amtiri, Nasser Najiri Kuwait Yes 31 Mahwa, Kuwait  

Lebanon

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
Diyab, Jihad Ahmed Mujstafa Lebanon No 37 Jedeta, Lebanon  

Libya

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
Abdelrahan, Abdelrazak Ali Libya No Unknown Unknown  
Abdelrahman, Abdelrazak Ali Libya No 38 Al Jilat, Libya  
Abu Al Qusin, Abdul Rauf Omar Mohammed Libya No 43 Tripoli, Libya  
Abu Bakr, Omar Khalifa Mohammed Libya No 36 Al Bayda, Libya  
Al Futuri, Muhammad Abd Allah Mansur Libya No 40 Al Rimi, Yemen  
Al Ghazzawi, Abdel Hamid Ibn Abdussalem Ibn Mifte Libya No 46 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.


 Libya No Unknown Unknown  
Ali Bakush, Ismael Ali Faraj Libya No 40 Al-Khumas, Libya  
Bin Qumu, Abu Sufian Ibrahim Ahmed Hamuda Libya No 49 Darna, Libya  
Deghayes, Omar Amer Libya Yes 39 Tripoli, Libya  
Ghereby, Salem Abdul Salem Libya No 47 Zletan, Saudi Arabia  
Sultan, Ashraf Salim Abd Al Salam Libya No 37 Jedda, Saudi Arabia  

Malaysia

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
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.


 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.


 Malaysia No Unknown Unknown  

Maldives

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
Fauzee, Ibrahim Maldives Yes 30 Thulhaadhoo, Maldives Yes

Mauritania

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
Aziz, Ahmed Abdel Mauritania Yes 38 Atar, Mauritania  
Mohammad, Mohammad Lameen Sidi Mauritania No 27 Zandeer, Niger  
Slahi, Mohamedou Ould Mauritania No 38 Rosso, Mauritania  

Morocco

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
Ahmad, Abdullah Tabarak Morocco Yes 53 Casablanca, Morocco  
Al Shakouri, Radwan Morocco Yes 36 Asafi, Morocco  
Awzar, Mohamed Ibrahim Morocco Yes 29 Koreebja, Morocco  
Ben Moujan, Muhammad Morocco No 27 Dar Bida, Morocco  
Boujaadia, Said Morocco Yes 40 Casablanca, Morocco  
Dergoul, Tarek Morocco Yes 31 Mile End, United Kingdom  
Hassan, Muhammad Hussein Ali Morocco No 42 Selwan, Morocco  
Ikassrin, Laacin Morocco Yes 36 Targist, Morocco  
Lahassimi, Najib Mohammad Morocco Yes 30 Sattat, Morocco  
Mizouz, Mohammed Morocco Yes 35 Casablanca, Morocco  
Nasir, Abdul Latif Morocco No 43 Casablanca, Morocco  
Rashidi, Ahmed Morocco Yes 42 Tangier, Morocco  
Shakaran, Ibrahim Bin Morocco Yes 29 Casablanca, Morocco  
Shokuri, Yunis Abdurrahman Morocco Yes 40 Asafi, Morocco  
Souleimani Laalmai, Mohamad Morocco Yes 32 Casablanca, Morocco  

Pakistan

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
Abas, Mohammad Pakistan Yes Unknown Village 426, Pakistan  
Abu Rahman, Abdul Rabbani Abd Al Rahim Pakistan No 39 Unknown  
Ahmad, Bashir Pakistan Yes 32 Chah Kote Wala, Pakistan  
Ahmad, Sultan Pakistan Yes 24 Sargodha, Pakistan  
Ahmed, Ali Pakistan Yes 26 Baluchistan, Pakistan  
Ahmed, Saghir Pakistan Yes 33 Sargodha, Pakistan  
Ahmed, Sar Faraz Pakistan Yes 42 Lahore, Pakistan  
Akbar, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 35 Helmand, Afghanistan  
Al-Deen, Jamal Muhammad Pakistan / Bangladesh Yes 41 Feni, Bangladesh  
Ali, Said Saim Pakistan Yes 31 Karachi, Pakistan  
Alikhel, Sha Mohammed Pakistan Yes 27 Swaat, Pakistan  
Amin, Aminulla Pakistan Yes Unknown Chaman, Pakistan  
Ansar, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 27 Jalan Makhdoom, Pakistan  
Anwar, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 28 Pakistan  
Ashraf, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 28 Kalaswala, Pakistan  
Ayub, Haseeb Pakistan Yes 34 Budho, Pakistan  
Ayubi, Salahodin Pakistan Yes 34 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.


 Pakistan No Unknown Unknown  
Fazaldad, Fnu Pakistan No 26 Atian, Pakistan  
Fiyatullah, Kay Pakistan Yes 25 Narmasperlay, Pakistan  
Hafez, Khalil Rahman Pakistan No 24 Punjab, Pakistan  
Hudin, Salah Pakistan / Afghanistan Yes 26 Jalalabad, Afghanistan  
Ijaz, Mohammed Pakistan Yes Unknown Blonoval, Pakistan  
Ilyas, Mohammad Pakistan Yes 66 Taman, Pakistan  
Iqbal, Faik Pakistan Yes 26 Karachi, Pakistan  
Iqbal, Zafar Pakistan Yes 25 Sambal, Pakistan  
Irfan, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 29 Punjab, Pakistan  
Irfan, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 26 Bahalwapur, Pakistan  
Ishaq, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 25 Panjgoor, Pakistan  
Khan, Bacha Pakistan Yes 36 Bajawor, Pakistan  
Khan, Ejaz Ahmad Pakistan Yes 33 Mardan, Pakistan  
Khan, Hamood Ullah Pakistan Yes 37 Hyberabad, Pakistan  
Khan, Isa Pakistan Yes 33 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




 Pakistan No Unknown Unknown  
Khan, Mohammad Kashef Pakistan Yes 29 Karachi, Pakistan  
Khan, Muhammed Ijaz Pakistan No 32 Kafilgarh, Pakistan  
Khan, Tariq Pakistan Yes 30 Village 426, Pakistan  
Khan, Tila Mohammed Pakistan Yes 28 Wazierstan, Pakistan  
Madni, Hafez Qari Mohamed Saad Iqbal Pakistan No 31 Pakistan  
Manzu, Hafice Leqeat Pakistan Yes 31 Kanaval District, Pakistan  
Mehmood, Majid Pakistan Yes 29 Bahawal District, Pakistan  
Mohammad, Tarik Pakistan Yes 36 Kohat, Pakistan  
Mohammed, Ali Pakistan Yes 56 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.


 Pakistan No Unknown Unknown  
Mohhamed, Hanif Pakistan Yes 26 Adda Shenal, Pakistan  
Mowla, Abdul Pakistan Yes 39 Malakan District, Pakistan  
Nafeesi, Abdul Satar Pakistan Yes 37 Miachinu, Pakistan  
Naseer, Munir Bin Pakistan Yes 30 Karachi, Pakistan  
Noman, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 31 Pakistan  
Omar, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 22 Larkana, Pakistan  
Paracha, Saifullah Pakistan No 61 Mongwal, Pakistan  
Rabbani, Mohammed Ahmad Ghulam Pakistan No 38 Medina, Saudi Arabia  
Rafiq, Mohammed Pakistan No 28 Kabal, Pakistan  
Raza, Abid Pakistan No 27 Digary Sindh, Pakistan  
Raza, Mohammed Arshad Pakistan Yes 28 Bahawal Nagar, Pakistan  
Raziq, Abdul Pakistan Yes 36 Kot Marakand, Pakistan  
Sadiqi, Abdul Halim Pakistan No 40 Pakistan  
Saeed, Hafiz Ihsan Pakistan Yes 30 Lahore, Pakistan  
Safollah, Ghaser Zaban Pakistan Yes 29 Madanchak, Pakistan  
Sanghir, Mohammad Pakistan Yes 56 Kohestan, Afghanistan  
Sattar, Abdul Pakistan Yes 27 Bumb, Pakistan  
Sayed, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 35 Abbotabad, Pakistan  
Sultan, Zahid Pakistan Yes 27 Abdabot, Pakistan  
Tariq, Mohammed Pakistan Yes 35 Alladand Dehry, Pakistan  
Ul Haq, Israr Pakistan Yes 28 Topi, Pakistan  
Ul Shah, Zia Pakistan Yes 32 Karachi, Pakistan  
Ullah, Asad Pakistan Yes 27 Swahbi, Pakistan  
Urayman, Sajin Pakistan Yes 24 Gujaranwala, Pakistan  
Usman, Shabidzada Pakistan Yes 26 Malal, Pakistan  
Wali, Jihan Pakistan Yes 41 Diir, Pakistan  

Palestine

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
Al Aasmi, Assem Matruq Mohammad Palestine / Saudi Arabia No 28 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.


 Palestine No Unknown Unknown  

Qatar

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
Al Marri, Jaralla Saleh Mohammed Kahla Qatar No 35 Doha, Qatar  

Russia

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
Akhmyarov, Rustam Russia Yes 29 Chelyabinsk, Russia  
Gumarov, Ravil Shafeyavich Russia Yes 46 Gushva, Russia  
Hassam, Zakirjan

Russia Yes 34 Saratov, Russia Yes
Ishmurat, Timur Ravilich Russia Yes 33 Azenakai, Russia  
Kafkas, Abdullah D. Russia Yes 24 Prohladsk, Russia  
Mingazov, Ravil Russia No 41 Bolsheretski, Russia  
Odijev, Ruslan Anatolivich Russia Yes 35 Prolandnom, Russia  
Sharipov, Almasm Rabilavich Russia Yes 37 Avzion, Russia  
Vahitov, Aiat Nasimovich Russia Yes 31 Naberyozhnyj, Russia  

Saudi Arabia

NameNationalityReleasedAge (approximate)BirthplaceNLEC
Abd Al-Razaq, Abdallah Hamid Ibrahim Al-Sharikh Saudi Arabia Yes 24 Shaqara, Saudi Arabia  
Abdel Aziz, Abdullah Muhammed Saudi Arabia No 41 Al Medina Menawa, Saudi Arabia  
Ahmed, Abdul Rahman Uthman Saudi Arabia Yes 35 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia  
Ahmed Zaid Salim Zuhair Saudi Arabia No 35 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia  
Al Amri, Abd Al Rahman Moaza Zafer Saudi Arabia Yes 30 Arar, Saudi Arabia  
Al Amri, Abdul Rahman Ma Ath Thafir Saudi Arabia No 35 Ta'if, Saudi Arabia  
Al Anazi, Sultan Sari Sayel Saudi Arabia Yes 34 Sakaka, Saudi Arabia  
Al Asiri, Turki Mash Awi Zayid Saudi Arabia Yes 33 Taboq, Saudi Arabia  
Al Atabi, Bijad Thif Allah Saudi Arabia No 37 Saajer, Saudi Arabia  
Al Awfi, Mazin Salih Musaid Saudi Arabia Yes 29 Medina, Saudi Arabia  
Al Baddah, Abdul Aziz Abdul Rahman Abdul Aziz Saudi Arabia No 26 Quia, Saudi Arabia  
Al Balushi, Salah Abdul Rasul Ali Abdul Saudi Arabia No 28 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia  
Al Barakat, Khalid Hassan Husayn Saudi Arabia Yes 33 Mecca, Saudi Arabia  
Al Bawardi, Khalid Saud Abd Al Rahman Saudi Arabia Yes 31 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia  
Al Bedani, Abdul Khaled Ahmed Sahleh Saudi Arabia No 25 Taif, Saudi Arabia  
Al Bidna, Sa Ad Ibraham Sa Ad Saudi Arabia Yes 30 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia  
Al Bihani, Tolfiq Nassar Ahmed Saudi Arabia No 36 Tabuk, Saudi Arabia  
Al Darbi, Ahmed Muhammed Haza Saudi Arabia No 33 Ta'if, Saudi Arabia  
Al Dubaikey, Bessam Muhammed Saleh Saudi Arabia Yes 30 Qasim, Saudi Arabia  
Al Farha, Said Ali Saudi Arabia Yes 29 Bahir, Saudi Arabia  
Al Fayfi, Jabir Jubran Saudi Arabia Yes 33 Ta'if, Saudi Arabia  
Al Fouzan, Fahd Muhammed Abdullah Saudi Arabia Yes 25 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia  
Al Frih, Majed Hamad Saudi Arabia Yes 28 Mecca, Saudi Arabia  
Al Ghatani, Khalid Malu Shia Saudi Arabia No 25 Al Arib, Saudi Arabia  
Al Harazi, Fahed Saudi Arabia Yes 30 Mecca, Saudi Arabia  
Al Harbi, Ghanim Abdul Rahman Saudi Arabia Yes 34 Khobar, Saudi Arabia  
Al Harbi, Majid Abdallah Husayn Muhammad Al Samluli Saudi Arabia Yes 28 Jedda, Saudi Arabia  
Al Harbi, Mohamed Atiq Awayd Saudi Arabia Yes 35 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia  
Al Harbi, Mohammed Abdullah Saudi Arabia Yes 29 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia  
Al Harbi, Salim Suliman Saudi Arabia Yes 40 Mecca, Saudi Arabia  
Al Harbi, Tariqe Shallah Hassan Saudi Arabia Yes 25 Medina, Saudi Arabia  
Al Hataybi, Abdul Rahman Nashi Badi Saudi Arabia No 28 Dehman, Saudi Arabia  
Al Hizani, Abd Saudi Arabia No 32 Riyahd, Saudi Arabia  
Al Hubayshi, Khalid Sulaymanjaydh Saudi Arabia No 33 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia