| but also lost the elections | Controversy [ ] During a television interview, Wahhab made disparaging comments about the which Saudi women wear |
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| [ ] He heads the that he founded on 26 May 2006, and whose principles are based on cross-border: , sects, doctrines and narrow fanaticism, and his rejection of all forms of injustice, exploitation, feudalism, deprivation and sanctification of public freedoms and human rights | [ ] He received 13,000 votes and defeated candidate by , with 7,391 votes against 7,266 |
Personal life [ ] Wahhab's daughter, , is a international.
20| Wahhab apologized to Saudi women for the niqab remarks | He was also appointed in October 2004, and was known in his ministry for transparency and cleanliness and worked for a clean environment before the of and the resignation of the government |
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| [ ] He ran for parliamentary elections in and won 12,000 votes but lost the elections | Office of Foreign Assets Control |
Wahhab was in the against the and alliances, and the slogan of his battle was the war on corruption, and the list that led by a number of independent candidates for March 8 and 14.
13| [ ] He was the target of assassination attempts in the in 2006 and in the town of Kfar Him, in 2008 for rejecting the feudal reality in the Druze community | |
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