Muslim teen arrested for clock tours Qatar Foundation

Ahmed Mohamed – a Muslim teen who was arrested in the United States after his Texas teacher mistook his homemade clock for a bomb – visited the Qatar Foundation on Sunday.

According to the foundation's website, Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Community Development is a private, non-profit organization that serves the people of Qatar by supporting and operating programs in three core mission areas: education, science and research, and community development.

His tour was documented on his official twitter account, @IstandWithAhmed.

“I am lucky that I toured the Education city in Qatar and I am very impressed with the schools.

“I was very inspired today meeting these amazing teachers and administrators who value education,” he said on Twitter.

I am lucky that I toured the Education city in#Qatar and I am very impressed with the schools #Qataracademy @QF pic.twitter.com/xkGC1PWbms
— Ahmed Mohamed (@IStandWithAhmed) October 4, 2015

I was very inspired today meeting these amazing teachers and administrators who value education. @QF pic.twitter.com/hhDc7COS4L
— Ahmed Mohamed (@IStandWithAhmed) October 4, 2015

He also shared some words of wisdom during his tour.

No matter who you are/ where you are from. Speak up and you will he heard. Like Ahmed from #Palestine. @QF pic.twitter.com/7ngrIeTcf4
— Ahmed Mohamed (@IStandWithAhmed) October 4, 2015

Meanwhile the Qatar Foundation through their official Twitter account, @QF, urged Ahmed Mohamed to “keep inventing.

Thank you for visiting our campus Ahmed @IStandWithAhmed, all the best and keep inventing! #QFwelcomesAhmed #QF
— Qatar Foundation (@QF) October 4, 2015

Ahmed Mohamed's arrest last month took the media world by storm.

He won invitations to the White House, Google and Facebook in a surge of public support.

President Barack Obama congratulated Ahmed Mohamed, 14, on his skills in a pointed rebuke to school and police officials -- who defended his arrest -- amid accusations of Islamophobia.