08/19/2026
🚨 FBI Files Expose Muslim Brotherhood Leader’s Secret Cash Pipeline to Tulsa Mosque — $50K a Month, Hamas Cut, and Ties to Top Terrorists! 🚨
Declassified FBI documents reveal a bombshell on Tareq Al-Suwaidan — the Kuwaiti Muslim Brotherhood heavyweight banned from the United States, unindicted co-conspirator in the Holy Land Foundation Hamas-funding trial, and the man who founded Tulsa’s Al-Salam Mosque.
These records were made public under Executive Order 14040, signed by President Biden in September 2021, which ordered the declassification of certain long-withheld 9/11-related FBI investigative files. They are now available in the official FBI Vault.
According to the unclassified FBI documents:
• Al-Suwaidan “is credited with providing the money for the land purchase on which the Tulsa mosque and school now stand.”
• He was funneling $50,000 every month into the Tulsa mosque.
• 20% of that money was “taken off the top for the benefit of HAMAS.”
His name appeared in the address book of Mousa (Musa) Abu Marzook.
Who is Marzook?
He is one of Hamas’s most powerful historic figures — the first chairman of Hamas’s Political Bureau (1992–1996) and later its long-serving deputy political bureau chief. The United States designated him a Specially Designated Global Terrorist. While living in America for years (Virginia and Louisiana), he helped build Hamas’s U.S. fundraising and political networks. In 1995 he was arrested at JFK Airport on an Israeli warrant charging him with financing terrorism and conspiracy to commit murder. After nearly two years in U.S. custody, he was deported. He remains a senior Hamas leader operating from abroad.
The same FBI file states that, according to Marzook’s address book, Al-Suwaidan “heads a group of gulf companies that belong to the Muslim Brotherhood.”
The documents also flag potential ties to Mohammed Saleh, a terrorist imprisoned at the federal penitentiary in Leavenworth, Kansas, for his role in the “TERRSTOP” plot that included plans to bomb the United Nations and other New York targets. Al-Suwaidan’s name and a related company appeared in documents found in Saleh’s prison cell.
And at the center of it all sits Tulsa’s Al-Salam Mosque — funded, according to the FBI, by a Muslim Brotherhood leader with direct ties to Hamas leadership and a convicted bomb-plot terrorist.
▪︎Additional info 10:45pm 8/19/2026:
The Islamic Society of Tulsa was the successful bidder and signed a purchase contract with Tulsa Public Schools on August 26, 1996, for the former Robert Louis Stevenson Elementary School. Title was formally transferred by TPS on January 14–15, 1997, to the North American Islamic Trust (after IST assigned its contractual rights) for $650,000.
▪︎Additional info 3:15 pm 8/20/2026:
Here’s what the redaction codes mean in the part about IST:
A.
Classified FBI information that was re-reviewed under Executive Order 14040 (the order that directed the release of certain 9/11-related materials). Some of it was still kept classified even after that review.
G.
Sensitive law enforcement information withheld under the “law enforcement privilege.” This typically protects investigative techniques, sources, methods, or details that could interfere with ongoing or future investigations if released.
J-1.
Information protected under Section 102A(i)(1) of the National Security Act of 1947 (as amended). This section allows the Director of National Intelligence to protect intelligence sources and methods from unauthorized disclosure. In practice, it is used to withhold material that could reveal how intelligence was collected or who provided it.
In short:
The redacted portions involving the Islamic Society of Tulsa / Al-Suwaidan material were withheld because they involve still-classified information (A), sensitive law-enforcement details (G), and/or intelligence sources and methods (J-1). See photo of reduction key.
