did he finally see the light? he had been filled with enthusiasm to fight in syria....so what made him enthusiastic?.....note...lots of saudis fighting as syrian rebels A young Saudi has returned to the Kingdom after spending six months fighting in Syria for the terrorist Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), sources say. Sulaiman Al-Subaie, who gained widespread popularity through his entertaining Keek videos, left Saudi Arabia for Syria through Turkey last August to join the ISIL. But he turned himself in to the Saudi authorities in Turkey, his father, Saud, tweeted on Tuesday. The reasons for his return and abandoning the ISIL have yet to be determined. Many scholars have warned Saudis against joining the terrorism in Syria with any faction, calling it “the land of fitnah (sedition)” because Muslims are waging war on each other. Al-Subaie’s fellow Saudi Keek entertainer Sultan Al-Harthi tweeted early on Tuesday morning: “Happy return!” in reference to Al-Subaie’s arrival in Saudi Arabia. Al-Harthi posted a photo of him and Al-Subaie taken onboard a Turkish flight. In Syria, Al-Subaie was active on his Twitter account with over 300,000 followers reporting about his daily activities with other militants and posting photos of dead combatants taken in undisclosed locations in Syria. Other photos of Al-Subaie, apparently with fellow Saudis, seem to have been taken during this winter in Syria. He posted his last tweet on Jan. 22. Al-Subaie’s return comes in the wake of calls by various people in Saudi Arabia warning youngsters about taking up dubious extremist causes. Saudis on social media networks have reacted with caution to Al-Subaie’s return. Some said that Al-Subaie would need “serious rehabilitation” because he went with “enthusiasm” to fight in Syria and must have been affected by “Al-Qaeda ideology as seen by his tweets.” - See more at: en.alalam.ir/news/1560490#sthash.6jIhYE0W.ccZJbucs.dpuf en.alalam.ir/news/1560490
Posted on: Wed, 29 Jan 2014 13:09:23 +0000
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