The story of Hamdallah’s remarkable shooting conversion rate at Damac is a testament to the power and dedication of a skilled shooter who dedicated his life to the sport of archery. Hamdallah was born in 1972 in Baghdad, Iraq, where he began his journey as a marksman and eventually transitioned into archery.

One day, Hamdallah was invited to participate in a high-level archery competition in Kuwait. Despite being relatively inexperienced, he quickly impressed the judges with his skill and determination. However, after the competition, Hamdallah realized that he had made several mistakes in his performance.

He then went on a journey of self-improvement, studying and practicing archery techniques until he became proficient enough to compete again. His dedication and hard work paid off when he won the competition and received an invitation to compete in the World Archery Championships in Kuwait.

In 2005, Hamdallah returned to Iraq and started competing regularly. He has since become one of the top marksman in Iraq, earning him the nickname "Hamdallah." He has also been recognized for his contributions to the sport of archery and has been awarded various awards and honors throughout his career.

Today, Hamdallah continues to be an inspiration to many young shooters, demonstrating that with hard work and dedication, even the most experienced marksman can achieve great success in their chosen field.

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