Athletics at the 1992 Arab Games

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Athletics
at the 1992 Pan Arab Games
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1992 Pan Arab Games [1] [2]

Men

100m

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Talal Mansour1964 QAT 10.53-2.1
Driss Bensaddou1967 MAR 10.73-2.1
Khalid Jouma Ibrahim1962BRN10.84-2.1

200m

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Talal Mansour1964QAT20.621.5CR
Ibrahim Ismail Muftah1972QAT20.851.5
Mohamed El Kandoussi1968MAR21.231.5

400m

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Ibrahim Ismail Muftah1972QAT44.89CR
Benyounes Lahlou1964MAR45.03
Habib Dhouibi1963 TUN 46.10

800m

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Mahjoub Haida1970MAR1:46.71CR
Jihad El Balaoui1969 JOR 1:48.26
Riad Gatte1971 ALG 1:48.74

1500m

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Mohammed Sulaiman1969QAT3:40.1
Mahmoud Kalboussi1965TUN3:41.1
Mohamed TakiMAR3:41.6

5000m

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Mohammed Sulaiman1969QAT13:53.13CR
Salah Hissou1972MAR13:56.32
Alyan Sultan Al-Qahtani1971 KSA 14:01.43

10,000m

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Salah Hissou1972MAR29:23.0
Mokhtar HizaouiTUN29:53.7
Khalid Khannouchi1971MAR30:19.4

Marathon

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Tahar Mansouri1965TUN2:21:52
Ahmed El HamshariJOR2:33:58
Moussa El Hariri1966SYR2:35:29

3000SC

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Mohammed Barak Al-Dosari1961KSA8:40.7
Saleh Mustapha HabibSYR8:41.5
Elarbi Khattabi1967MAR8:42.5

110H

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Noureddine Tadjine1963ALG13.89CR
Ziad Abdulrazzaq Khuder1969 KUW 14.05
Khayreddine Obeid1966SYR14.12

400H

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Ziad Abou Hamed1970SYR49.39CR
Fadhel Khayati1965TUN50.2
Suleiman Houielah1967SYR50.4

HJ

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Othmane Belfaa1961ALG2.18CR
Abdullah Al-Sheib1965QAT2.18
Yacine Mousli1967ALG2.15

PV

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Waleed Zayed Al-Shamali1967QAT5.15CR
Samir Agsous1967ALG5.10
Sami Si Mohamed1966ALG5.00

LJ

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Lotfi Khaida1968ALG7.97CR
Ahmed Sayed1968 YEM 7.79
Abdullah Al-Sheib1965QAT7.44

TJ

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Marzouk Abdullah Al-Yoha1968KUW16.44CR
Lotfi Khaida1968ALG16.41
Sameh FarhanKUW16.13

SP

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Bilal Saad Mubarak1972QAT17.68CR
Khalid Salman Al-Khalidi1965KSA17.00
Khalid FatihiMAR16.82

DT

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Khalid Salman Al-Khalidi1965KSA53.30
Ibrahim Mohamed Al-Obeidan1962KSA50.60
Khalid FatihiMAR50.56

HT

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Hakim Toumi1961ALG68.52CR
Sherif Farouk El Hennawi1972 EGY 66.52
Walid Saleh Al-Bekhit1965KUW65.60

JT

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Ghanem Mabrouk Zaid Johar1965KUW70.42CR
Abdelazim Aliouat1967KSA69.86
Maher Ridane1971TUN67.94

20kmW

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Abdelwahab Ferguene1958ALG1:35:26
Moussa Aouanouk1972ALG1:36:50
Ahmed Abdelhamid (1969)EGY1:45:25

Decathlon

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Sid Ali SabourALG6820
Assam Mohamed Al-Hizam1972KSA6363
Hassan Farouk Sayed (1970)EGY6352

4x100m

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
-QAT39.60CR
-QAT39.60CR
Ibrahim Ismail Muftah1972QAT39.60CR
Talal Mansour1964QAT39.60CR
Mohamed El Kandoussi1968MAR39.61NR
M. MoudamaneMAR39.61NR
Driss Bensaddou1967MAR39.61NR
Abdelkader El BoukhariMAR39.61NR
Ziad Abdulrazzaq Khuder1969KUW40.04
-KUW40.04
-KUW40.04
-KUW40.04

4x400m

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
-MAR3:05.01CR
Abdelkader El BoukhariMAR3:05.01CR
-MAR3:05.01CR
Benyounes Lahlou1964MAR3:05.01CR
-QAT3:07.45
-QAT3:07.45
-QAT3:07.45
-QAT3:07.45
Hadi Soua'an Al-Somaily1976KSA3:08.35
-KSA3:08.35
-KSA3:08.35
Mohammed Hamed Al-Bishi1975KSA3:08.35

Women

100m

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Nezha Bidouane1969MAR12.27-2.5
Latifa LahcenMAR12.41-2.5
Karima Miskin Saad1969EGY12.46-2.5

200m

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Nezha Bidouane1969MAR24.26nwi
Karima Miskin Saad1969EGY24.39nwi
Nadia AbdouALG24.67nwi

400m

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Nezha Bidouane1969MAR54.32
Karima Miskin Saad1969EGY54.40
Nadia Zetouani1970MAR55.49

800m

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Najat Ouali1972MAR2:09.14
Alia Al-MatariJOR2:18.78
Mirvat BaasSYR2:23.12

1500m

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Hassiba Boulmerka1968ALG4:17.8
Najat Ouali1972MAR4:32.4
Alia Al-MatariJOR4:49.7

3000m

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Zahra Ouaziz1969MAR9:39.57
Sonia Agoun1967TUN9:56.18
Mubaraka Al Hajj AbdallahALG10:04.44

10,000m

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Zahra Ouaziz1969MAR37:58.07
Mubaraka Al Hajj AbdallahALG39:00.47
Sonia Agoun1967TUN39:06.54

100H

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Nezha Bidouane1969MAR14.97nwi
Huda Hashem Ismail1968EGY15.23nwi
Amel Baraket1970ALG15.87nwi

400H

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Nezha Bidouane1969MAR57.2CR
Nadia Zetouani1970MAR57.7
Hind Kabaoiu1969TUN1:00.0

HJ

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Souad HaddadJOR1.69CR
Ghada Shouaa1972SYR1.66
Hala Al-SakaSYR1.60

LJ

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Ghada Shouaa1972SYR6.22CR
Hind Kabaoiu1969TUN5.91
Nadia AbdouALG5.71

SP

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Fouzia Fatihi1970MAR15.59CR
Hanan Ahmed Khaled1968EGY14.32
Lamia Naouara1969TUN14.24NR

DT

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Zoubaida Laayouni1956MAR54.34CR
Monia Kari1971TUN50.90
Nabila Mouelhi1966TUN50.60

JT

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Ghada Shouaa1972SYR53.24CR
Fatma Zouhour Toumi1971TUN48.82
Fidela KhourySYR46.38

10kmW

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Dounia Kara-Hassoun1972ALG55:29
Randa SaadinSYR1:04:01
Ibtissam ZaouamSYR1:06:06

Heptathlon

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Ghada Shouaa1972SYR5508ptsCR
Huda Hashem Ismail1968EGY4446pts
Hala Al-SakaSYR4026pts

4x100m

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
-MAR46.30
-MAR46.30
Latifa LahcenMAR46.30
Nezha Bidouane1969MAR46.30
-SYR48.90
-SYR48.90
-SYR48.90
Ghada Shouaa1972SYR48.90
-JOR53.31
-JOR53.31
-JOR53.31
-JOR53.31

4x400m

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
-MAR3:45.47
-MAR3:45.47
Nadia Zetouani1970MAR3:45.47
Nezha Bidouane1969MAR3:45.47
-ALG3:56.44
-ALG3:56.44
-ALG3:56.44
-ALG3:56.44
Imtitlal Daa'besJOR4:01.28NR
Montaha Al-MajaliJOR4:01.28NR
Alia Al-MatariJOR4:01.28NR
Souad HaddadJOR4:01.28NR

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