Mohammad Jibriel Abdul Rahman was arrested a month after the July 17, 2009, bombings at the J.W. Marriott and Ritz Carlton hotels in the capital, Jakarta, that killed seven people and wounded more than 50.

The South Jakarta District Court found him guilty Tuesday of violating both anti-terrorism and immigration laws.

A panel of three judges said the 25-year-old Rahman met with Noordin Top, the alleged mastermind of the hotel bombings, ahead of the attack but failed to inform police.

Noordin was killed by police last year.

Rahman also was convicted of using a fake passport to travel to Saudi Arabia in 2008 with Syaefudin Zuhri, a suspect in the twin bombings, allegedly to help arrange funding for the attack.

Rahman, who calls himself the "Prince of Jihad" on his hard-line website, has denied any wrongdoing.

He said he would appeal the verdict.