Fatwa for killing others. In addition to his writings, Fares al-Zahrani posted many audio recordings, the most known being Your citizenship is under my feet, a speech denouncing his Saudi citizenship because the Ummah did not recognize any modern borders or nationalities. It was quoted in 2014 by Saudi fighters in the ranks of the Islamic State when they tore up and burned their Saudi Passports in a famous video. Arrest He was arrested in Abha by Saudi police on 5 August 2004 on charges of terrorism. His capture was considered a serious blow to Al Qaeda in Saudi Arabia. Four weeks prior to his arrest, al-Zahrani wrote an article in which he said he was evading the Saudi crackdown. Several weeks before the arrest in an interview with the online publication Voice of Jihad, al-Zahrani said: "I would like to reassure the people who love me...I am careful in my movements and contacts, and I take all necessary precautions." In the same statement, al-Zahrani rejected an amnesty that King Fahd had offered militants in June. Al-Zahrani and another man were arrested without incident, even though both were armed. Bibliography Tahrid al-Mujahidin al-Abtal Ala Ihya’ Sinat al-Ightiyal al-Baheth ‘Ann Hikm Qatl Afrad wa-Dubat al-Mabaheth al-Ayat wa al-Ahadith al-Ghazirah fi Kifr Quwat Rad’ al-Jazeerah Nusus al-Fuqaha’ Hawl Ahkam al-Gharah wa-al-Tatarrus. Usamah Ibn LAden Mujadded al-Zaman wa-Qaher al-Amrican Wujub Istinqaz al-Mustdafin min Sujun al-Tawagheet wa-al-Murtaddin Allahu Akbar Kharabet Amrica Tarikhiyah lil-Matlibin References External links Profile with Biography 1977 births 2016 deaths People from Al-Bahah Province Saudi Arabian al-Qaeda members Executed Saudi Arabian people People convicted on terrorism charges Named on Saudi Arabia's list of most wanted suspected terrorists Islamic University of Madinah alumni King Khalid University alumni 21st-century executions by Saudi Arabia