Saudi-Ethiopian billionaire Mohammed Al-Amoudi is no longer the richest black person in the world.

FORBES: The Black Billionaires 2013

For angels Samara had the Saudi sheikhs Khalid bin Mahfouz and Mohammad Hussein Al-Amoudi.

FORBES: Bird in the hand

Son of Saudi father and Ethiopian mother, Mohammed Al Amoudi started investing in Sweden in the 1970s.

FORBES: Mohammed Al Amoudi

Unhappy with the lack of progress, Al-Amoudi spent two years trying to oust Samara from WorldSpace and take control.

FORBES: Bird in the Hand

And yet a few years later, when he hit the full extent of al-Amoudi's connections were revealed, he was criminally charged.

NPR: Documentary Examines Muslim Brotherhood

Mohammed Al-Amoudi, the son of a Saudi father and Ethiopian mother, made his initial fortune by cornering lucrative construction contracts in Saudi Arabia.

FORBES: The Black Billionaires 2013

Al-Amoudi came to an undisclosed financial arrangement with the Mahfouzes.

FORBES: Bird in the hand

Mr. ISIKOFF: They are, and in fact in the film we focus on one particularly intriguing example of a Muslim Brotherhood figure, Abdul Rahman al-Amoudi, who was very active in American Muslim groups, did not publicly identify with the Muslim brotherhood.

NPR: Documentary Examines Muslim Brotherhood