He went through and completed Saudi Arabia's militant rehabilitation program, at the Muhammad Bin Naif Al-Munasaha Center.[1][22][23] He was considered "low risk", and one of a series of test cases to assess whether the program worked.[24] The program seeks to convince its participants through Islamic teachings that al-Qaeda's ideology is wrong.[23] It also offers participants money and supervision through their family that seeks to prevent them from resuming militant activities.[23]