Muhammad Ali

He was bornCassius Marcellus Clay, Jr but he was never a slave.

The names of there wives are Sonji Clay-Glover of Gary Indiana, Belinda (Boyd) Ali of Chicago daughter Maryum born 1968 twin girls Rasheema and Jamillah born 1970 and Muhammad Jr born 1972, Veronica (Porshe) Ali of Los Angeles with 2 girls Hana and the youngest being boxer Laila and other children include Amina and khalila. Yolanda who he actually knew the longest she was that little girl in Louisville, KY who watch the older teenage Cassius Clay in his amteur days was 'the little pretty girl with the freckles' a close friend of nearly 50 years and now his current wife living in Arizona having moved from Berrien Springs Michigan a couple of years ago and now enjoying a climate and care both with his doctors and at home deservngto both Muhammad and Lonnie championing the love they share with adopted son Asaad!

yes she is Tatyana ali is related to muhammed ali. tayana is his dauhgter

Who is the father's name of mohd ali jinnah

As India gained its independence from Britain, the Hindus and Muslims living there conflicted. There was a Hindu majority in India, which made the Muslims worry about future oppression. Mohammad Ali Jinnah thought it would be safest and in the best ideals to create an independent Muslim state.

As of October 15, 2007 Muhammad Ali is still living.

According to wikipedia: " Ali dropped out of Louisville Central High, a local basketball power, finishing 369th of 391 seniors in the class of 1960, and often travelling to fight on weekends. "

Muhammad Ali has been married four times:

Sonji Roi (1964-1966)
Belinda Boyd (1967-1977)
Veronica Porche (1977-1986)
Yolanda Ali (1986-Present)

Jinnah also known as Quaid-e-Azam is the founder of the country we all know as Pakistan.He was the man who strived for the freedom of Muslims in order to get them independence from the British rule.

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Yes!! his dad used to beat him so bad that's a really good question and his mom use to rape him.

He doesn't have cancer as far as i know. Ali was officially diagnosed with Parkinson's Syndrome in 1984.

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He declared that he would refuse to serve in the United States Army and publicly considered himself a conscientious objector. Ali stated that "War is against the teachings of the Holy Qur'an. I'm not trying to dodge the draft. We are not supposed to take part in no wars unless declared by Allah or The Messenger. We don't take part in Christian wars or wars of any unbelievers." Ali also famously said in 1966: "I ain't got no quarrel with them Viet Cong ... They never called me **** (the n-word)."

I don't know why, but Ali was superbly equipped for the task. A big man, tall with a long reach. Ali was so fast on his feet, fast hands with a great jab. Few, in his early years, would lay a glove on him.

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He had four wives.

Cassius Clay was the original name of the legendary Boxer Muhammed Ali. Clay claimed a religious conversion to Islam and subsequently changed his name. He was the heavy weight Olympic champion boxer who turned professional and later changed his name to Muhammad Ali.

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Answer Cassius didn't want to fight against people who did him no harm.

He was a champion fighter. Apart from that, he made no difference in any way.

a sister named Nicole and a brother named Robert.

He felt extreme animocity towards him when he refused to serve in the Vietnam War. Many people refused to consider him American, sadly, when he changed his name from Cassius clay to Muhammad Ali. However, much of that has subsided now as we realize the corruption associated with the Vietnam war and the courage he showed in faithfully following his religion.

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