Looks like he also applied in January a year ago back in Oklahoma:
OKLAHOMA STATE BOARD OF LICENSURE FOR
PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS AND LAND SURVEYORS
201 N. E. 27 St., Oklahoma City, OK 73105
Friday, January 14, 2005, 8:00 a.m.
AGENDA
...
Request by attorney for Mufid A. Abdulqader to re-consider his PE re-licensure application.
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[However, I can't find his name in the current licensee list:]
http://www.ok.gov/pels/search.php
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And here is the latest indictment, from just 6 weeks ago (opens in an Adobe pdf):
http://www.usdoj.gov/usao/txn/PressRel05/HLFSupers.Indictment.pdf
Basically, Mufid Abdul-qadr, the former business partner and co-defendant of Mohamed Elyazgi in Oklahoma City in 1995, is the half-brother of a HAMAS official and has been a long-time fund-raiser for the terrorist organization.
The indictment seeks to have $12.5 million returned that had been given to "charitable" organizations deemed by the USDOJ to be terrorist-related, over a period of time between January, 1995, and December, 2001.
Point being that covers the time period when Elyazgi and Abdul-qadr were running the restaurant together in OKC and also heading the mosque on St. Clair Ave. in OKC.
Elyazgi lives in Norman, and has since 1985. He has at least two children who are students at OU, out of his six offspring. He acted as spokesman for the Norman mosque when denying any knowledge of Hinrichs; his daughter is an officer of the Muslim Students Assn at OU; and he was an incorporator of the Islamic school, Annur Academy, in Norman, and is named on several of the mosque-related properties in Norman and OKC, or *was* before they were taken over by the National Islamic Trust.
(Rte66 Note: A family by the same rare surname was living in Tulsa in Apr 1986 and was interviewed by The Daily Oklahoman because their family in Libya had lost 5 family members to bombs from US planes which were aimed at Libyan targets. Their house which was struck stood next door to the French Embassy in Tripoli. From my research, I believe, but won't confirm, that the family in the article, Mohieddin and Farida Elyazgi, now 67-68, are the parents of Mohamed, 45, which would make the relatives who were killed his grandparents, aunts and uncles.)