The Olympic double gold champion Mo Farah was the highest ranked new entry in third place, one slot ahead of Emaar boss Mohamed Alabbar. Twitter’s operations chief Mazen Rawashdeh was the second highest new entry at number five.


When Mo Farah picked up an astonishing two gold medals at last year’s Olympic Games in London, the Arab world was jubilant.
Newspapers and media outlets across the region celebrated his Arab heritage as the Briton completed victories over top-class opposition in the 5,000 and 10,000-metre finals.
Mohamed Farah was born in Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia in 1983, and spent the early years of his childhood in Djibouti. He moved to the UK aged eight, and began running in earnest from 2005 onwards. He is considering upgrading to the marathon.
Farah is a sponsor of the UK-based Muslim Writers Awards and launched the Mo Farah Foundation after a trip to Somalia in 2011. He was awarded a CBE in the UK’s 2013 New Year’s honours list.

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Somalis are the bomb - no pun intended

we hijack everything- i mean take over

mo farah left the kenyan and ethiopian runners in the dust, starving on the dust- i mean left behind

the smell of gold hijacks the senses

Your use of English is quite amusing...You obviously got a way with words...lols @the bomb!

somalia9: Somalis are the bomb - no pun intended

we hijack everything- i mean take over

mo farah left the kenyan and ethiopian runners in the dust, starving on the dust- i mean left behind
the smell of gold hijacks the senses

What brings you here my brother