Most likely both

Submitted by an angry Canadian (Canada), Jul 1, 2009 at 12:21

I suspect it's most likely both the reasons you state. To the rest of his family Abdurahman is seen as a traitor; he turned his back on their beloved, filthy jihad. From the pronouncements of the imam at the Khadr family's mosque, they view him through the same lens; as a traitor who turned against Al-Qaeda's agenda of global Wahhabi domination. It could also be because he exposed the family's ties to OBL and made some in the Islamic community look like the hypocrites they are.

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