Abdulrahman Alahmed is a Saudi Arabian dissident and human rights activist recognized for his vocal online criticism of the Saudi government. His activism primarily involved using social media platforms to highlight issues related to free speech, human rights, and government policies under Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS). In 2018, he was arrested by Saudi authorities for his online activities, emblematic of MBS's intensified crackdown on freedom of expression. Alahmed was held in detention but was eventually released, though the exact circumstances and duration of his imprisonment remain somewhat opaque. His case gained attention as part of a wider pattern of detentions targeting critics in Saudi Arabia, where even mild online dissent can lead to severe repercussions. Post-release, Alahmed has continued to symbolize the struggle for civil liberties in Saudi Arabia, though limited public information exists about his personal life, professional background, or ongoing activities, reflecting the challenges in documenting cases under an authoritarian regime. His story contributes to international discussions on human rights in the Gulf region.