| Event: | Bodybuilding |
| Games: | 2011 Pan Arab Games |
| Venue: | Al Dana Hall |
| Location: | Doha, Qatar |
| Dates: | 10 December |
| Previous: | 2007 |
At the 2011 Pan Arab Games, the bodybuilding events were held at Al Dana Hall in Doha, Qatar on 10 December. A total of 8 events were contested though dropped to 7 due to doping incidents.[1]
| -65 kg | Vacant | |||
| -75 kg | Vacant | |||
| -80 kg | ||||
| -85 kg | Vacant | |||
| -90 kg | ||||
| -100 kg | ||||
| +100 kg |
A major case of doping was found in Bodybuilding where ten athletes were caught using performance enhancing drugs.[2]
| Event | Name | Country | Original Medal | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Men's -65 kg | Mohammad Alkhadi |  Jordan | ||
| Men's -70 kg | Wahid Al-Sowaidi |  Qatar | ||
| Men's -70 kg | Ahmed Jabar |  Iraq | ||
| Men's -70 kg | Abdulaziz Bumejaid |  Bahrain | ||
| Men's -75 kg | Walid Mal Allah | Qatar | ||
| Men's -75 kg | Hosney Merawah | Jordan | ||
| Men's -80 kg | Mahmoud Al Fdali |  Egypt | ||
| Men's -85 kg | Jalaal Alrayashi | Qatar | ||
| Men's -90 kg | Kamal Abdullrahman | Qatar | ||
| Men's -100 kg | Moustafa Aziz Nesim | Egypt |
The Men's -70 kg was no longer a medaling event as all competitors tested positive. The lower ranked athletes have since been upgraded, however in some events there were not enough participants for bronze medalists.[3]