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Where were Muhammad Ali's children born?
next to their mother
Important facts about Muhammad Ali?
death
How old was muhammad ali when he got sick?
As of 2012, he is still alive at age 70.For the source and more detailed information concerning your request, click on the related links section (Wikipedia) indicated directly below this answer section.
Where did Muhammad Ali go to college?
Muhammad Ali went to Central High School (1958)
What is Muhammad Ali's cat's name?
Muhammad Ali's named his cat after a character in Greek Mythology Icarus.
Who was Muhammad Ali's mentor?
Elijah Muhammad. He changed his name to
How Muhammad Ali gto his name?
his mentor Elijah Muhammad gave it him after he won the world title. had ali been defeated by liston, Elijah would have disowned him.
How many children does Muhammad Ali have?
Muhammad Ali has 9 children
What athlete converted to Islam under the tutelage of the Honarble Elijah Muhammad and refused to fight in the Vietnam War?
Muhammad Ali
Does muhammad Ali have children?
Yes, Muhammad Ali has 9 kids.
Did Muhammad ali have children?
Yes, he had 7 of them.
How many children Muhammad Ali has today?
he has nine children.
How many children did Muhammad Ali Jinnah have?
Muhammad Ali Jinnah only had one daughter, Dina Wadia.
What are the names of the seven children Muhammad Ali had?
Laila Ali, Hana Ali, Khaliah Ali, Maryum Ali, Jamillah Ali, Asaad Amin, Rasheda Ali, Miya Ali, Muhammad Ali Jr.
Why did Elijah change Muhammad Ali's name to Muhammad Ali?
he chenged his name when he joined the Muslims and converted to Islam. Once when he visited London he prayed at Fazl Mosque in London at SW 18.
Who was Muhammad Ali's family parents siblings wife and children?
"Muhammad ali" has three bothers named gehad, Marcus and hares they are all one year apart from each other Cassius (Muhammad ali) is the oldest
Why did ali say you shouldn't have quarreled with the honorable Elijah Muhammad?
Muhammad Ali believed that quarreling with the honorable Elijah Muhammad was unwise because of the deep respect he held for him as a leader and mentor within the Nation of Islam. Ali viewed Muhammad as a guiding figure who provided spiritual and philosophical direction, and he felt that conflicts could undermine the unity and message of their movement. Ali understood the importance of solidarity among their followers and feared that disputes could weaken their collective mission and impact.
