Abdul Rahim, the Malayali man who was sentenced to death in Saudi Arabia but later freed after Kerala raised over ₹40 crore for his release, may soon get a job at a jewelry shop. Speaking after his return, Rahim expressed interest in working at a jewelry store, and the shop owners have indicated they will decide after learning his preferences.

Rahim thanked the people of Kerala for their unprecedented support, noting that over ₹40 crore was raised—exceeding the initial target of ₹34 crore. He described the effort as a world record, with people from all castes and religions cooperating. The funds were collected through the Bosco Fans Charitable Trust, and a ‘beggar march’ from Thiruvananthapuram helped mobilize donations.

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Rahim also mentioned that he is unmarried and there are plans for his marriage. The legal team and supporters worked tirelessly to secure his release, first getting the death sentence commuted and then ensuring the remaining prison time was served. Rahim’s return marks the end of a long legal battle that began with his arrest in Saudi Arabia.