good luck to you the ‘Real’ Mo.
“You are still my brother” that phrase has frozen me for sure good luck to you the ‘Real’ Mo.
good luck to you the ‘Real’ Mo.
The hardest battles are often given to the strongest soldiers. 
The poem his mom recited for him touched my heart ️
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Certainly in tears, Life is a journey, at least got a good one to tell at the end. meeting your family. 
I cant imagine what he went through. He was so helpless!! with no parents and no support. the school report part is so saddening
It’s really heart touching story ,I couldn’t hold my tears
You don’t understand the story of someone until you wents through the same when i saw the grave of his father i can’t hold my tears anymore may the tears you drop because of me dad become a river in jannah for you 
couldn’t hold my tears “Your still My Brother ” it’s very touching story My prayer are with you to heal over this 
“Your still My Brother ” it’s very touching story My prayer are with you to heal over this 
No doubt a very moving and indeed heroic story on the face of it. But even Sir Mo himself must understand that the story inevitably raises even more questions than it answers. Given what is virtually an industry of families in the Horn of Africa buying false papers to send their children to countries abroad, the question lingers whether this is really a narrative of trafficking and unknowing victimhood even if Mo may have ended up in conditions of effective domestic servitude. Watching the documentary, it was difficult to imagine that his family would not have known of, and probably even been part of ,his being brought to the UK under a false identity. Nor that his family would not have known the family that brought him to the UK, of which so remarkably little is said in the film. I am also intrigued that a person being only the mother of his friend would have taken him into her home and family and raised him for 7 years just like that. And that, later, this is the same woman who would have crucial connections with his story, notably knowing and being in contact with the very person whose identity Mo bears! The narrative of the documentary is that Mo had no contact with his mother or other family members until bumping into a lady in a Somali community restaurant who knew his mother. Mmmmhhhh 
. But most of all, it remains unclear what the objective of finally coming into the open really is. Could it be that someone else, may be a network, was on the verge of outing the story and thus catch Mo out? Does Mo have any view about the fact that, in the end, the fact of having been brought to the UK opened up for him pathways to a life of achievements, status, wealth and splendour that he could never have otherwise imagined? What is the real explanation for the fact that all this time he not only did not come out publicly with the truth, but also himself continued to fortify the false identity? Is it really that he did not have any other choice? Does he have any regrets?
. But most of all, it remains unclear what the objective of finally coming into the open really is. Could it be that someone else, may be a network, was on the verge of outing the story and thus catch Mo out? Does Mo have any view about the fact that, in the end, the fact of having been brought to the UK opened up for him pathways to a life of achievements, status, wealth and splendour that he could never have otherwise imagined? What is the real explanation for the fact that all this time he not only did not come out publicly with the truth, but also himself continued to fortify the false identity? Is it really that he did not have any other choice? Does he have any regrets?
Oh my God this story has made me so sad I feel so emotional I could cry. You are 100% British Mo you are my sporting hero Because I have seen what you went through ️️
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Respect for his teacher 
Heart” very touching story” 
Emotions
Watching this 3 in the morning and can’t stop crying am sorry you had to go through all that and am proud it didn’t define you 
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Besides the emotional side of his journey, I have a big for all of what’s going on beyond him. He’s neck is either in an everlasting enslavement-notch or he has to resist to the blood smugglers to take himself away bravely! Does anyone see that aspect or gotta my point too🫠? Resume back of how many famous individuals including M. Jackson have ended up with🫠🫠🫠. Same scenario
Thanks to those teachers
Self actualized ️ i hope we can all confront who we’ve been and who we’ve become. Its a tough journey that many choose due to fear, not to acknowledge. You got the name of the beloved prophet. Allah haku soo hanuuniyo walal. All is well. Reminded me of Forest Gump…” I just Ran” well im still running lol.
️ i hope we can all confront who we’ve been and who we’ve become. Its a tough journey that many choose due to fear, not to acknowledge. You got the name of the beloved prophet. Allah haku soo hanuuniyo walal. All is well. Reminded me of Forest Gump…” I just Ran” well im still running lol.
We so proud of you Hussein to share your real story with Us 
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Thanks for sharing with us this is documentary of the year 
OMG this made me cry, it’s very emotional
Hussein Abdi Kahin Ur still our hero. Indeed Mohamed Farah is also my hero from today henceforth. Try your level best to make his wishes successful. Waiting your first meeting with Mohamed Farah. Hussein your the hero and u will remain to be a hero. It’s a very painful story but it ends in relief Respect to that teacher 
and Ma’am kisse they save you life. Your name can be changed but your personality can’t be changed. Solute to everyone who help you to be you are whom you’re today.
Respect to that teacher and Ma’am kisse they save you life. Your name can be changed but your personality can’t be changed. Solute to everyone who help you to be you are whom you’re today.
Legend always Legend Amazing documentary 
Sir mo you’re somali so you won’t be an Iron man
Sir mo you’re somali so you won’t be an Iron man
Mo has become a millionaire…. There is absolutely no reason that his mum n family live in abject poverty. I’m sad about that
It’s sad story n we r happy 4him to tell his story to the world buh he told us that his father was died during civil war n still his grave is there 
how come everything were destroyed at that time I just got confused Bt he really looks like this family
how come everything were destroyed at that time I just got confused Bt he really looks like this family
Imagine thousand of children like him now evn cldnt talk.so many orphans and both parents died and their sad story cld be listen or evn itz behind closed doors....indeed itz bad
..indeed itz bad
How does a teacher not put the fact there was another mo farah the year before and finds out Mo ain’t Mo 
Not jumping on the teacher because he done so much so it seems just something doesn’t add up to me…..
Not jumping on the teacher because he done so much so it seems just something doesn’t add up to me…..
his twin brother name is hassan ofc he was gonna be called hussein. we should have noticed earlier 
I watch second time stil I cry
Omg this made me cry wlhi hooyo
This name is a gift from Allah 
ياحليل أفريقيا ماذا تعيش قصة من ألاف القصص المألمة
قصة من ألاف القصص المألمة
why i’m crying
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Adigoon cidna wax u dhibeyene in Aad taariiqdaada ka sheekeyso Inta Aad nooshahay xaq,ayad.u leedahay waliba caruur nimadaadii caruurtu ma iloowdo waxii Soo marey hadey.ka run,sheegaan geelu laba jir Soo wada mar libaax nin ganey na og nin galadeyna og Alaha kula jiro.aamin
ala idinkiis.
ala idinkiis.
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