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Muslim medallists World Para Archery Championships

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Muslim medallists World Para Archery Championships

Mohammed Alshehhi (left) and Gholam Rahiminia prepare for the World Para Archery Championships. — Supplied photo

 

Archery

World Para Archery Championships, Dubai, UAE; February 19–27

Classification and eligibility: Eligible Impairment Types: Impaired muscle power, Athetosis, Impaired passive range of movement, Hypertonia, Limb deficiency & Ataxia.

Classes: Para archery is split into two classes: Open and W1. Open class contains both standing athletes and those in a wheelchair, archers position themselves at a 90-degree angle to the target and may use body support. W1 athletes may use either bow limited to 45lbs in draw weight and without magnifying sights. (Compound & Recurve are types of bows).

Muslim medallist                             

Event,  Medallist, IOC, Medal

 

    • Compound Men Open:
      Hadi Nori, Iri, Bronze

 

  • Compound Men Open Doubles:
    Ramezan Biabani & Hadi Nori, Iri, Silver

 

  • Compound Women Open Doubles:
    Öznur Cüre & Sevgi Yorulmaz, Tur, Silver

 

  • Compound Women Open Doubles:
    Farzaneh Asgari & Maryam Shahrbabaki, Iri, Bronze

 

  • Compound Open Mixed Team:
    Erdogan Aygan & Bulent Korkmaz & Öznur Cüre, Tur, Silver

 

  • Men W1:
    Mohammadreza Zandi, Iri, Silver

 

  • Men W1 Doubles:
    Nihat Türkmenoglu & Yigit Caner Aydin, Tur, Silver

 

  • Women W1 Doubles:
    Fatma Danabas & Nil Misir, Tur, Silver

 

  • W1 Mixed Team:
    Nil Misir & Yigit Caner Aydin, Tur, Bronze

 

  • Recurve Men Open:
    Gholamreza Rahimi, Iri, Bronze

 

Badminton

African Championships, Kampala, Uganda; February 18–20

Muslim medallists

Event, Medallist, IOC, Medal

    • Men’s singles:
      Adham Hatem Elgamal (EGY), Bronze

 

    • Men’s singles:
      Adel Hamek (ALG), Bronze

 

    • Women’s singles:
      Nour Ahmed Youssri (EGY), Gold

 

    • Women’s singles:
      Doha Hany (EGY), Silver

 

    • Women’s singles:
      Husina Kobugabe (UGA), Bronze

 

    • Women’s singles:
      Hana Tarek Zaher (EGY), Bronze

 

    • Men’s doubles:
      Koceila Mammeri & Youcef Sabri Medel (ALG), Gold

 

    • Men’s doubles:
      Adham Hatem Elgamal & Ahmed Salah (EGY), Silver

 

    • Men’s doubles:
      Abdelrahman Abdelhakim & Mohamed Kamel (EGY), Bronze

 

    • Men’s doubles:
      Mohamed Belarbi & Adel Hamek (ALG), Bronze

 

    • Women’s doubles:
      Nour Ahmed Youssri & Doha Hany (EGY), Bronze

 

    • Mixed doubles:
      Koceila Mammeri & Tanina Mammeri (ALG), Gold
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