Qusai Alraai is a four-year-old boy who remains the subject of a missing-child investigation connected to Phoenix, Arizona. According to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, Qusai was last seen in Phoenix on December 25, 2023. He is identified as male, and the official missing-child poster states that he may be in the company of his mother, Rania Alsorani. The circumstances surrounding the moment he was last seen have not been publicly described in detail, leaving unanswered questions about where he and his mother went after leaving Phoenix and what may have happened in the period that followed. Unlike cases in which authorities have released a detailed timeline of a child's final known movements, Qusai's public case information is unusually limited, making the official identification of his possible companion one of the most important details available to anyone who may recognize them.
As the case developed, Qusai was entered into national missing-child systems so that information about him could be circulated beyond Arizona. His National Center for Missing & Exploited Children case is listed under NCMEC number 2013336, and the poster also identifies the associated NCIC number as M727907190. NCMEC identifies Rania Abdulrafea Alsorani as the adult who may be with him. Publicly available information does not describe an abduction, provide a vehicle description, identify a particular destination, or explain whether investigators believe Qusai remained in Arizona or traveled elsewhere. Because authorities have not publicly released those details, it would be inappropriate to assume whether his disappearance involved a custody dispute, voluntary travel by his mother, international travel, or some other circumstance. What is clear from the official notice is that investigators consider Qusai's whereabouts sufficiently unresolved that his information continues to be distributed as a missing-child case and that the FBI in Arizona is listed as the law-enforcement contact.
The passage of time has made public awareness especially important. Qusai's case continued to appear among Arizona's missing and endangered children well after his disappearance, and a current Arizona missing-children listing still identifies him as missing from Phoenix. The listing directs anyone with information to the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Arizona at 623-466-1999. There has been no publicly documented announcement from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children indicating that Qusai has been recovered, and his official NCMEC poster remains available. This continuing presence in missing-child databases is significant because such posters can reach people who were not familiar with the original disappearance but may later encounter the child or the adult believed to be accompanying him. Even information that appears minor-recognition of a photograph, knowledge of a residence, travel information, or recollection of seeing them after they left Phoenix-could potentially help investigators establish where Qusai has been since he disappeared.
For those searching for Qusai, the limited amount of publicly released information means that much of his story remains outside public view. Authorities have not provided a detailed account of his activities before he vanished, disclosed a confirmed destination, or publicly described investigative developments explaining where he may have gone. The central facts therefore remain painfully simple: a very young child disappeared from Phoenix, his mother is identified as the person who may be with him, and federal authorities continue to seek information that could establish his whereabouts. Anyone who recognizes Qusai or has credible knowledge concerning his location is urged to contact the FBI or submit information through the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. In overview, Qusai Alraai was last seen in Phoenix on December 25, 2023, and remains publicly listed as a missing child; investigators believe he may be with his mother, but the circumstances of their disappearance and their present location have not been publicly established, leaving the continuing search dependent in part on information from anyone who may know what happened to them after they left Phoenix.
Last Seen: Dec 25, 2023
