The official website of IAAF has published the biography of Qatar’s athlete Abulrahman Suleiman. The publication of the biography located in biographies section of IAAF’s website as a step in the process of update and the efforts of athletes’ information distribution by the IAAF.

The biography of Abdulrahman Suleiman states that he was born on the 10th of January, 1984. His weight, according to the IAAF’s website, is 69 kg and his height is 178 cm. The biography includes his best results and achievements in four disciplines; 600m, 800m, 1000m and 1500m.

In the 600m discipline, Suleiman consumed 01:17:79 to reach the finish line at the city of Liège in Belgium on 20/7/2005. His best time in the 800m discipline was 01:44:73, as it was achieved at Incheon on 04/09/2005. Also, Suleiman registered a time of 02:19:11 in the 1000m discipline at Belém on 21/05/2006.

The biography considers that Abdulrahman Suleiman has achieved his best results in the current sports season in Belém event as well as his result time achieved (01:45:32) in the Italian city of Rieti in the 800m discipline. His top results in the 800m appear also in the biography, including: the 5th rank in Moskva on 11/3/2006 with 01:47:87, the 2nd rank in Incheon’s 16th Asian Championships on 4/9/2005 with 01:44:73, the 9th rank in the IAAF/Coca Cola World Junior Championships in the city of Santiago in Chile on 20/10/2000, and the 3rd rank during the 1st IAAF World Youth Championships in Bydgoszcz on 17/7/1999 with a consumed time of 01:56:11.

Finally, in the 1500m discipline, Suleiman’s best achievements were reflected in the 7th rank in the 10th IAAF World Cup at the Olympic Stadium in Athens in which he spent 03:55:67, the 11th rank in Athens 2004 Olympic Games consuming 03:42:00. His 7th rank in the 9th IAAF World Cup in Athletics marked a distinguished point with his time of 03:42:27, the 1st rank in the 14th Asian Championship clocking 03:45:98, the 2nd rank in the IAAF/Coca Cola World Junior Championships in Jamaica ending with 3:41.72, and the 3rd rank in the 2nd IAAF/Westel World Youth Championships in Debrecen (Hungary) with a consumed time of 3:42.03.