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Muhammad Iqbal Abdul Rahman

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Muhammad Iqbal Abdul Rahman was a martial artist.

Muhammad Iqbal Abdul Rahman is a Singaporean Pencak Silat exponent who has won the gold medal at 2018 World Pencak Silat Championships and the 2021 Southeast Asian Games. He specialises in the "Singles (Tunggal) category". He is notable for winning Singapore's first gold medal at the 31st SEA Games 2021, held in Hanoi, Vietnam. He has won the world championship title at the 18th World Pencak Silat Championship 2018 in Singapore. He is also a 4 times Asian Championship gold medalist.

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Born
Singapore
Occupation
Martial artist

Frequently asked questions

Who was Muhammad Iqbal Abdul Rahman?

Singapore Athlete

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Muhammad Iqbal Abdul Rahman was born in Singapore.

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Muhammad Iqbal Abdul Rahman was a martial artist.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Muhammad Iqbal Abdul Rahman

· Wikidata: Q113524274

· DBpedia: Muhammad Iqbal Abdul Rahman

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