His bold ideas and political activism led to his exile in 1931, along with other Hejazi leaders and youth, in Al-Massmak fort in Riyadh, sent there by King Abdul Aziz. Just after he was pardoned, he left Hejaz for Cairo, opposing the way things were run in his country.
His daring notions and political engagement resulted in his banishment to Al-Massmak fort in Riyadh, along with other Hejazi leaders and youths, ordered by King Abdul Aziz. Shortly after being pardoned, he departed from the Hejaz to Cairo, opposing how things were conducted in his homeland.