All articles starting with M

Mohamed Jawabri

Mohamed Jawabri, also written Mohammed Jawabri, is a Saudi-based technology entrepreneur who co-founded the Riyadh debt-crowdfunding platform Lendo in 2019 and serves as its chief operating officer.

Mohamed Juma Al Shamisi

Mohamed Juma Al Shamisi is an Emirati maritime executive who has served as Managing Director and Group CEO of Abu Dhabi's AD Ports Group since 2019.

Mohamed Kader Meïté

Mohamed Kader Meïté, French forward born 2007 in Créteil, Rennes academy product and 2025 Coupe Gambardella winner, sold to Al-Hilal in February 2026 for a reported €30 million.

Oct 21, 2026

Mohamed Kedir

Mohamed Kedir (Mohammed Kedir), Ethiopian long-distance runner born 1953; 1980 Moscow Olympic 10,000m bronze medallist, 1982 world cross-country champion, 1981 World Cup silver.

Sep 27, 2026

Mohamed Khaled Nordin

Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin, born 1958, is a Malaysian UMNO politician serving as Minister of Defence since 2023, after a term as Minister of Higher Education.

Mohamed Khider

Mohamed Khider (محمد خيضر, 1912–1967) was an Algerian nationalist politician who helped found the FLN in 1954 and became its first Secretary-General after independence in 1962.

Oct 10, 2026

Mohamed M. Atalla

Mohamed M. Atalla, known as John Atalla (1924–2009), was an Egyptian-American engineer at Bell Labs who, with Dawon Kahng, demonstrated the first MOSFET in 1959–1960.

Mohamed Mansour (Egyptian businessman)

Mohamed Mansour (محمد منصور), born in 1948, is an Egyptian billionaire businessman who chairs the Mansour Group, served as Egypt's transport minister, and owns San Diego FC.

Mohamed Mazyed Altwaijri

Mohamed Mazyed Altwaijri, also written Mohammed bin Mazyad Al-Tuwaijri, is a Saudi banker and official on the Public Investment Fund board who was Minister of Economy and Planning from 2017 to 2020.

Mohamed Melehi (محمد المليحي) was a Moroccan painter and designer, a leading Moroccan modernist whose hard-edged abstractions center on a recurring wave motif, and co-founder of the Casablanca School.

Sep 21, 2026

Mohamed Mézouar

Mohamed Mézouar is a high-pressure physicist who leads X-ray diffraction at the ESRF in Grenoble, known for the 2013 measurement of iron's melting point at Earth's inner core boundary.

Mohamed Morsi (محمد مرسي)

Mohamed Morsi (محمد مرسي), born 1951 in Sharkia, was an engineer, Muslim Brotherhood politician, and Egypt's first democratically elected president (June 2012 to July 2013). Deposed by the military, he was imprisoned nearly six years and died in a Cairo courtroom on 17 June 2019.

Mohamed Mounir

Mohamed Mounir (محمد منير), born in Aswan in 1954, is an Egyptian Nubian singer and actor known as "The King", whose "Ezzay" became an anthem of Egypt's 2011 revolution.

Sep 27, 2026

Mohamed Muizzu

Dr Mohamed Muizzu is a Maldivian politician of the People's National Congress who has served as President of the Maldives since 2023, after serving as Mayor of Malé City and housing minister.

Mohamed Ouahbi

Mohamed Ouahbi (محمد وهبي), born 1976 in Belgium, is a Moroccan football coach who won the 2025 FIFA U-20 World Cup and now leads Morocco's senior team.

Mohamed Ouédraogo

Mohamed Ouédraogo (born 2003) is a Burkinabè left-footed footballer, left-back or left midfielder, trained at Majestic SC, formerly SCR Altach, who joined Olympique Lyonnais in July 2026 for €2.2 million on a contract to 2031.

Mohamed Oufkir

Mohamed Oufkir (محمد أوفقير) was a Moroccan general who led King Hassan II's security apparatus, was accused of organizing the failed 1972 coup attempt, and died in disputed circumstances.

Mohamed Ould Ghazouani

Mohamed Ould Ghazouani (Mohamed Cheikh El Ghazouani), Mauritanian retired general and defense minister, tenth president since August 2019; reelected 2024 with 56 percent; El Insaf party; presided over first peaceful transfer of power.

Mohamed Racim

Mohamed Racim (محمد راسم, 1896–1975) was an Algerian painter born in the Casbah of Algiers who, with his brother Omar, founded the Algerian school of miniature painting, introducing depth into Islamic miniatures.

Mohamed Rushdy

Mohamed Rushdy (محمد رشدي), born Mohamed Abdel Rahman El-Raghy, was an Egyptian folk and shaabi singer (1928–2005) famed for "عدوية" and his radio epic "أدهم الشرقاوي".

Sep 21, 2026

Mohamed S. Donia

Mohamed S. Donia (Mohamed Samir Abou Donia) is an associate professor of molecular biology at Princeton University who leads a lab studying how the human gut microbiome chemically modifies drugs.

Mohamed Salah (محمد صلاح)

Mohamed Salah (محمد صلاح), Egyptian forward for Liverpool and Egypt captain; 257 Liverpool goals, two Premier League titles, 2019 Champions League, four Golden Boots, and the Premier League's leading African and foreign scorer.

Mohamed Salah Christmas photos

Mohamed Salah Christmas photos: annual Christmas tree family photos posted by Liverpool and Egypt forward Mohamed Salah on Instagram since 2019, drawing recurring criticism from some Muslim fans and a fan superstition called the Christmas curse.

Mohamed Salmawy

Mohamed Salmawy (محمد سلماوي) is an Egyptian writer and novelist who founded and edited Al-Ahram Hebdo, serving as president of the Egyptian Writers Union.

Mohamed Sanu

Mohamed Sanu (Mohamed Sanu Sr.), born 1989, former NFL wide receiver from Rutgers; Bengals, Falcons, Patriots, 49ers, Lions; 435 catches, 4,871 yards, perfect 158.3 passer rating; retired September 2025.

Mohamed Semra

Mohamed Semra is a Sudanese-born Australian independent politician, mayor of the City of Maribyrnong, Melbourne, elected November 2025 at age 27; first sub-Saharan African-descent mayor in Australia, known for the 2015 Apple Store racial-profiling incident.

Mohamed Sissoko

Mohamed "Momo" Sissoko, born 1985 in Mont-Saint-Aignan, France, is a retired defensive midfielder for Mali (34 caps) who played for Valencia, Liverpool (87 apps), Juventus (97 apps), and PSG, winning La Liga 2004, UEFA Cup 2004, FA Cup 2006, and Ligue 1 2013; retired 2019. Distinct from Tottenham's Moussa Sissoko.