2021 Arab Athletics Championships

22nd Arab Athletics Championships
22nd Arab Athletics Championships
Dates	16–20 June 2021
Host city	Radès, Tunisia
Participation	~400 athletes from ; 16 nations
	← 2019 Cairo 2023 Marrakesh →

The 2021 Arab Athletics Championships was the twenty second edition of the international athletics competition between Arab countries that took place from 16 to 20 June 2021 at Rades Athletic Stadium in Radès, close to Tunis, the capital of Tunisia. Around 400 athletes from 18 nations attended the event.^[1]^[2]

Medal summary edit

Men edit

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres (wind: 0.0 m/s)	Femi Ogunode Qatar	10.19	Tosin Ogunode Qatar	10.41	Barakat Al-Harthi Oman	10.43
200 metres (wind: -2.0 m/s)	Femi Ogunode Qatar	20.60	Taha Hussein Yaseen Iraq	21.00	Noureddine Hadid Lebanon	21.06
400 metres	Taha Hussein Yaseen Iraq	46.29	Mohamed Ali Gouaned Algeria	46.72	Mohamed Abdul Ridha Chunchun Iraq	46.76
800 metres	Mohamed Ali Gouaned Algeria	1:46.67	Oussama Nabil Morocco	1:46.84	Elhassane Moujahid Morocco	1:47.33
1500 metres	Sadik Mikhou Bahrain	3:33.81 CR	Abdelatif Sadiki Morocco	3:34.54	Anass Essayi Morocco	3:35.59
5000 metres	Zouhair Awad Bahrain	13:30.25	Sadik Mikhou Bahrain	13:40.37	Soufiyan Bouqantar Morocco	13:47.41
10,000 metres	Dawit Fikadu Bahrain	29:35	Abdel Nasser Al-Mai Bahrain	29:45	Mouhcine Outalha Morocco	29:48
Half marathon	Hassan Toriss Morocco	1:06:48	Othmane El Goumri Morocco	1:08:09	Joshua Lemushen Nakeri Bahrain	1:09:09
110 metres hurdles (wind: -0.1 m/s)	Yaqoub Al-Youha Kuwait	13.71	Amine Bouanani Algeria	13.83	Mohamed Koussi Morocco	14.09
400 metres hurdles	Abdelmalik Lahoulou Algeria	49.45	Ashraf Hussen Osman Qatar	49.49	Ismail Manyani Morocco	50.40
3000 metres steeplechase	Mohamed Tindouft Morocco	8:31.50	Hicham Bouchicha Algeria	8:33.21	Yaser Bagharab Qatar	8:34.17
4×100 metres relay	Saudi Arabia Abdullah Abkar Mohammed Mahmoud Hafiz Ibrahim Mohammed Dawood Abdullah Abd Alhadi Khalid Al-Housaoui	39.69	Oman Khalaf Ari Samir Mobarak Baraket Mohamed Obaid Al-Saadi Ali Anwar Ali Al-Balushi	39.95	Iraq Abbas Najim Khadher Aktham Younus Hussain Saif Al-Rammahi Mohamed Hassan Ali Juma	40.74
4×400 metres relay	Iraq Yasir Ali Al-Saadi Ihab Jabbar Hashim Mohamed Abderrid Taha Hussein Yaseen	3:11.27	Kuwait Omar Saleh Farag Mohamed Badr Al-Enezi Abdulaziz Saif Marzouk Ramidh Ebrahim	3:14.98	Saudi Arabia Ibrahim Mohammed Futayni Anbar Jamaan Alzahrani Muath Ali Al-Saad ?	3:16.29
20 km walk	Raouf Ben El Abhi Tunisia	1:28:27	Islam Abdel Awab Abdul Khaliq Egypt	1:28:50	Mohamed Ragab Saleh Egypt	1:29:50
High jump	Faleh Abdulwahid Iraq	2.19 m	Hamdi Al-Amin Qatar	2.16 m	Hichem Bouhanoun [fr] Algeria	2.05 m
Pole vault	Hussein Al-Hizam Saudi Arabia	5.55 m CR	Ali Abdulkarim Al-Nasiri Saudi Arabia	5.15 m	Muntaher Faleh Abdulwahib Iraq Majdi Chahata Tunisia	5.10 m
Long jump	Yasser Triki Algeria	7.96 m	Mouhcine Khoua Morocco	7.60 m	Mohamed Salameh Syria	7.58 m
Triple jump	Yasser Triki Algeria	17.26 m CR	Mohamed Hammadi Morocco	16.25 m	Mohamed Salameh Syria	16.10 m
Shot put	Abdelrahman Mahmoud Bahrain	21.15 m AR, CR	Mohamed Magdi Hamza Khalif Egypt	20.30 m	Ibrahim Al-Fadhli Kuwait	17.71 m
Discus throw	Essa Al-Zenkawi Kuwait	60.25 m	Moumen Bourekba Algeria	58.44 m	Shehab Mohamed Abdalaziz Egypt	58.05 m
Hammer throw	Eslam Moussad Seria Egypt	71.96 m	Ashraf Amgad El-Seify Qatar	71.30 m	Hassan Mohamed Mahmoud Egypt	70.50 m
Javelin throw	Ihab Abdelrahman Egypt	79.93 m	Maged Mohser El-Badry Egypt	72.76 m	Younis Mohsen Saleh Iraq	72.70 m
Decathlon	Larbi Bourrada Algeria	7311 pts	Abd. El-Sajjad Saadoun Nasser Iraq	7007 pts	Mustapha Mohamed Egypt	2976 pts

Women edit

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres (wind: +4.5 m/s)	Dana Hussain Iraq^[a] Bassant Hemida Egypt	~~11.24~~ 11.45	Aziza Sbaity Lebanon	11.68	Hajar Edaou Morocco	11.88
200 metres (wind: +2.2 m/s)	Dana Hussain Iraq^[a] Bassant Hemida Egypt	~~22.51~~ 23.08	Assia Raziki Morocco	23.49	Aziza Sbaity Lebanon	23.80
400 metres	Assia Raziki Morocco	52.75	Iman Mansour Abdul Muttalib Egypt^[b]	53.34	Salma Lehlali Morocco	55.23
800 metres	Soukaina Elhaji Morocco	2:22.44	Amina Bakhit Sudan	2:22.91	Manal Ebahraoui Bahrain	2:24.53
1500 metres	Tigist Gashaw Bahrain	4:18.33	Amina Bakhit Sudan	4:20.15	Rahma Tahri Morocco	4:20.85
5000 metres	Rahma Tahiri Morocco	16:15.37	Tigist Gashaw Bahrain	16:17.30	Riham Senani Algeria	16.37.60
10,000 metres	Fatima Ezzahra Gardadi Morocco	34:58.10	Hanane Qallouje Morocco	34:59.06	Riham Senani Algeria	35:16.49
Half marathon	Tejitu Daba Bahrain	1:16:43	Ruqyah Al-Mukeem Morocco	1:17:08	Hanane Qallouje Morocco	1:19:44
100 metres hurdles (wind: -1.8 m/s)	Linha Ahmed Egypt	14.08	Rahil Hamel Algeria	14.36	Noura Ennadi Morocco	14.42
400 metres hurdles	Noura Ennadi Morocco	56.89	Loubna Benhadja Algeria	57.39	Samira Messad Algeria	58.20
3000 metres steeplechase	Marwa Bouzayani Tunisia	9:48.05	Rihab Dhahri Tunisia	10:10.15	Fatiha Sanchez Algeria	10:18.95
4×100 metres relay	Morocco Yousra Lajdoud Salma Lehlali Sara El Hachimi Hajar Al-Dhaou	46.95	Tunisia Chayma Ayachi Abir Barkaoui Hiba Mansar Ines Belkacem	47.65	Iraq Bah Kourdesten Jamil Sa Roukaya Mamdouh Barae Avin Said	50.09
4×400 metres relay	Morocco Noura Ennadi Soukaina Hajji Lamiae Lhabze Assia Raziki	3:45.64	Tunisia Hallouma Jerfel Nourhane Hermi Marwa Boughanmi Marwa Bouzayani	3:56.79	Lebanon Christel El Saneh Mayssa Mouawad Joan Makary Aziza Sbaity	4:12.88
20 km walk	Chahinez Nasri Tunisia	1:35:47	Nesrine Mejri Tunisia	1:41:52	Souad Azzi Algeria	1:45:07
High jump	Rhizlane Siba Morocco	1.84 m CR	Yousra Araar Algeria Aiten Ahmed Yehia Egypt	1.71 m	Not awarded
Pole vault	Dorra Mahfoudhi Tunisia	3.90 m	Meriem Srasra Tunisia	2.80 m	Not awarded
Long jump	Esraa Owis Egypt	6.39 m	Yousra Lajdoud Morocco	6.29 m	Roumeissa Belabiod Algeria	5.98 m
Triple jump	Esraa Owis Egypt	13.06 m	Ghada Hamdani Tunisia	12.68 m	Kawther Selmi Algeria	12.46 m
Shot put	Nada Chroudi Tunisia	15.12 m	Zainab Zeroual Morocco	13.51 m	Salem Rijaj Essayah Libya	11.57 m
Discus throw	Salem Rijaj Essayah Libya	50.36 m	Chaima Chouayakh Tunisia	49.62 m	Rawand Dhouibi Tunisia	48.80 m
Hammer throw	Zouina Bouzebra Algeria	65.20 m	Rawan Ayman Ibrahim Barakat Egypt	62.23 m	Soukaina Zakkour Morocco	59.15 m
Javelin throw	Nisreen Lachhab Tunisia	39.69 m	Rola Sameh Raafat Egypt	38.91 m	Asia Aziz Kader Iraq	35.36 m
Heptathlon	Nada Chroudi Tunisia	5498 pts	Hoda Hagras Egypt	3464 pts	Salsabil El-Sayyar Kuwait	2438 pts

Medal table edit

Key

The host country is highlighted in lavender blue


Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Morocco	10	9	12	31
2	Tunisia*	7	7	2	16
3	Algeria	6	7	8	21
4	Bahrain	6	3	2	11
5	Egypt	5	10	4	19
6	Iraq	5	2	6	13
7	Qatar	2	4	1	7
8	Kuwait	2	1	2	5
9	Saudi Arabia	2	1	1	4
10	Libya	1	0	1	2
11	Sudan	0	2	0	2
12	Oman	0	1	1	2
13	Lebanon	0	0	3	3
14	Syria	0	0	2	2
Totals (14 entries)		46	47	45	138

Notes edit

^ ^a ^b In February 2023, Hussain was given a 2.5 year ban from the sport, starting retroactively from 16 July 2021, due to testing positive for banned substances clenbuterol and stanozolol, disqualifying her results from the 2023 Arab Athletics Championships.^[3]
^ Also named as Eman Abdelmotaleb^[4]

References edit

^ 22nd Arab Athletics Championship: Tunisia on top with 3 gold and 1 silver. Agence Tunis Arfique Presse. Retrieved 2021-06-20.
^ Arab Athletics Championships: Algerians snatch five silver medals on 2nd day . APS (2021-06-18). Retrieved 2021-06-20.
^ "Iraq's London 2012 flag bearer suspended for unwitting doping abuse as coach banned for life". Inside The Games.
^ "Al Ahly Players Shine in Arab Athletics Championships". Retrieved 26 August 2023.

Results. Retrieved on 2021-06-17.
Results on Worldathletics

[hussain-4] In February 2023, Hussain was given a 2.5 year ban from the sport, starting retroactively from 16 July 2021, due to testing positive for banned substances clenbuterol and stanozolol, disqualifying her results from the 2023 Arab Athletics Championships.^[3]

[6] Also named as Eman Abdelmotaleb^[4]

[1] 22nd Arab Athletics Championship: Tunisia on top with 3 gold and 1 silver. Agence Tunis Arfique Presse. Retrieved 2021-06-20.

[2] Arab Athletics Championships: Algerians snatch five silver medals on 2nd day . APS (2021-06-18). Retrieved 2021-06-20.

[3] "Iraq's London 2012 flag bearer suspended for unwitting doping abuse as coach banned for life". Inside The Games.

[5] "Al Ahly Players Shine in Arab Athletics Championships". Retrieved 26 August 2023.

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