Prince Rashed Al-Khuzai and Sheikh Izz Ad-Din Al-Qassam
Rashed al-Khuza'i al-Fraihat was the only major figure from Transjordan who provided direct support to al-Qassam's movement, providing direct protection to the rebels and their leadership in the mountains of Ajloun and fortified them with supplies and weapons through the region called "Makadet Kraymeh" near Ajloun as well as direct meetings with the struggling al-Qassam and Hajj Amin al-Husseini from Palestine, al-Khuza'i also afforded the necessary funds for the Palestinian rebels through intermediaries, who were sending his aid to Palestinian revolution directly, in addition to al-Khuza'i's multiple visits, these visits to Palestine, which were accompanied by the pro-Jordanian al-Khuza'i sent to fight in Palestine, under the direct command of the Palestinian Arab rebellion and brought several Palestinian militants wanted by the British Mandate and settled them in Jordan to live among many Jordanian tribes.
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