Hi, I'm Mhmd.

I'm

passionate Saudi innovator with a proven track record across government, private, and non-profit sectors. Combining creativity with strategic thinking

why I left medicine and physics for Shariah—to understand life through meaning,

After my mother passed away, grief became a teacher

Absolute tawakkul — trusting God completely before planning,

(Finjan) by Thamanya

Moraba'a Podcast

Mehnah podacst

Petroli Podcast

Khutwa Podcast

My grasp of human psyche

“Al-Khufous”: When Depression Spoke Before I Could Name It,

After visiting over 30 cities across Saudi Arabia, I immersed myself in people and their worlds

In this episode, I share how my understanding of the human psyche was shaped—

I shared emotions I couldn’t name for 30 years—calling them al-Khufous, an Arabic word for a hole in the ground.
During 22 days in an airport residence, that darkness began to make sense. Since then, many have told me they use al-Khufous to describe their own depression.

This episode explores how that journey reshaped my understanding of meaning, connection, and humanity—after traveling over 15,000 kilometers and staying in 40 homes of kind strangers who welcomed me in. I learned wisdom, calm, and a quiet sense of contentment.

After years of speaking with thousands of people who called my number on Twitter, I share in this episode a distilled perspective on the human psyche—shaped by my story, their stories, and the quiet insights in between.

I shared how this belief became my anchor, and how everything else — including rizq — follows from that center. I also introduced my four-layered view on choosing a profession with depth and clarity.

know more about me from those Podcasts

We talked about why exams create an illusion of knowledge, how the education system failed our questions, and how I found purpose through reflection, not performance. Explored how relationships and work intersect, the spiritual roots of career choices, and how marriage, not money, can bring Rizq.

I found myself in a quiet storm of emotions I couldn’t name. I spoke in this episode about what it means to let grief take its time—without forcing acceptance, or rushing healing. I explored the five stages of grief, the idea of honoring parents as a practiced skill, and how memory becomes a soft echo that never leaves

"His track record speaks for itself. A creative, practical, and visionary mind — he embodies the spirit of a bold, self-made, and ambitious young leader. I've worked with him closely and can confidently say he’s an asset to any team or mission he takes on. He brings fresh perspective, drives innovation, and elevates the ordinary to excellence. His presence transforms routine work into remarkable achievements, propelling organizations beyond competition. He’s instantly likable, highly confident, and deeply insightful. With a natural leadership presence and a relentless drive to explore and innovate, he is fully attuned to modern challenges. Even with my years of experience, I’ve learned a great deal from his dynamic thinking and future-focused approach. Truly a rising leader to watch."

2021–2023

2019–2020

MISK Foundation

Business Developer

• Repositioned the “Misk Values” initiative with a new strategic framework.

• Co-developed the “National Values Guide” and national campaigns.

• Contributed to key programs like Hajj volunteering, Misk Majalis, and youth platforms.

• Designed the “Character Building” pillar in Misk’s institutional strategy.

• Improved internal tools like onboarding and brainstorming systems.

2018–2019

WATEEN Blood Donation App

Operation & Business Development

• Designed comprehensive operational framework for national blood donation initiative

• Coordinated official launch ceremony with Ministry of Health leadership attendance

• Established 22 volunteer teams across Saudi cities within 3-day implementation period

• Developed technical specifications and vendor requirements for digital marketing campaigns

• Led nationwide volunteer recruitment, training, and coordination programs

2018–2019

Consumer Protection Assosiation

Business Development Director

• Restructured organizational strategic direction and enhanced institutional business model

• Developed innovative consumer advocacy initiatives and programs

• Created comprehensive frameworks for supporting government consumer protection efforts

• Served on 5 joint committees and project councils with government stakeholders

• Streamlined internal operations and developed organizational guides

2015–2017

RAF Foundation

Business Development Director

• Led a cross-functional team to launch a major product.
• Streamlined deployment processes by 40%.
• Spearheaded migration to cloud infrastructure.
• Mentored 5+ junior engineers.
• Implemented advanced security protocols.

2014–2015

Mohammad Al- Rajhi Foundation

Business Development Director

• Developed specialized operational guides for grants across sectors

• Designed strategic initiatives to consolidate efforts among philanthropic institutions
• Redefined the role of business developers and established performance metrics

• Provided strategic guidance and solutions for 20+ underperforming projects

• Facilitated development workshops with grant-seeking organizations

Hi, I'm Mhmd.

why I left medicine and physics for Shariah—to understand life through meaning,

After my mother passed away, grief became a teacher

Absolute tawakkul — trusting God completely before planning,

(Finjan) by Thamanya

Moraba'a Podcast

Mehnah podacst

Petroli Podcast

Khutwa Podcast

My grasp of human psyche

“Al-Khufous”: When Depression Spoke Before I Could Name It,

After visiting over 30 cities across Saudi Arabia, I immersed myself in people and their worlds

In this episode, I share how my understanding of the human psyche was shaped—

I shared emotions I couldn’t name for 30 years—calling them al-Khufous, an Arabic word for a hole in the ground.During 22 days in an airport residence, that darkness began to make sense. Since then, many have told me they use al-Khufous to describe their own depression.

This episode explores how that journey reshaped my understanding of meaning, connection, and humanity—after traveling over 15,000 kilometers and staying in 40 homes of kind strangers who welcomed me in. I learned wisdom, calm, and a quiet sense of contentment.

After years of speaking with thousands of people who called my number on Twitter, I share in this episode a distilled perspective on the human psyche—shaped by my story, their stories, and the quiet insights in between.

I shared how this belief became my anchor, and how everything else — including rizq — follows from that center. I also introduced my four-layered view on choosing a profession with depth and clarity.

know more about me from those Podcasts

know more about me from those Podcasts

We talked about why exams create an illusion of knowledge, how the education system failed our questions, and how I found purpose through reflection, not performance. Explored how relationships and work intersect, the spiritual roots of career choices, and how marriage, not money, can bring Rizq.

Business Developer

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I shared emotions I couldn’t name for 30 years—calling them al-Khufous, an Arabic word for a hole in the ground.
During 22 days in an airport residence, that darkness began to make sense. Since then, many have told me they use al-Khufous to describe their own depression.