Abdul Rahman al-Amoudi

Abdul Rahman Al-Amoudi
Abdul Rahman Al-Amoudi in 1995
Born	Eritrea
Occupation	Lobbyist and fundraiser
Criminal charge	Illegal financial transactions with Libyan government, unlawful procurement of citizenship, impeding administration of Internal Revenue Service, and role in Libyan conspiracy to assassinate Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah
Criminal penalty	23-year prison sentence
Criminal status	USA
Conviction(s)	Illegal financial transactions with Libyan government, unlawful procurement of citizenship, impeding administration of Internal Revenue Service, and role in Libyan conspiracy to assassinate Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah (October 2004)

Abdul Rahman Al-Amoudi, ( pronunciation  /ɑːbˈduːl rɑːˈmɑːn ɑːlɑːˈmuːdiː/) also known as Abdurahman Alamoudi is an American former Muslim activist known for founding the American Muslim Council. He pleaded guilty to financial and conspiracy charges in 2004, which resulted in a 23-year prison sentence.

Al-Amoudi was born in Eritrea.

He moved from Yemen to the United States in 1979, and became a U.S. citizen in 1996. Al-Amoudi was automatically stripped of this citizenship by the U.S. after his conviction on terrorism-related charges.

Al-Amoudi lived in Falls Church, Virginia.