Muhammad Ali Research Paper

In the black history day report i chose to write about Muhammad Ali. He was a boxer that won sixty-one fights and lost five ones. Muhammad Ali was a boy that was seeking revenge for a kid who stole his bike that was for Christmas from his dad. He was trained by a cop that was also a boxing trainer. That is how he first became a boxer and one his first match six weeks after he won his first fight ever.

As stated from the text, “It was in three trade circles, and three more trade circles were close to it. Even though it was located inland, on the Nile River, Cairo was connected to the Mediterranean Sea by the Nile River and to the Red Sea by a canal. . . .As a result, Cairo merchants had the trade advantage of being “in the middle” of Afroeurasia” (History Blueprint SoE3.2 7). Cairo was able to have more people visit and trade. Muslims once in their life take a religious travel called a hajj to Mecca, to get to Mecca from the East, Muslims would have to travel through Cairo. Also, the Nile River ends at Cairo so people would stop to go check the goods that were for sale creating more business for an inland site of

In order to analyze this section, we need to talk about the economic development of the first Muslims, that produced the Muslim social classes. Because the lands of Egypt were very fertile, the economy of the Muslim world enhanced leaded by the agriculture sector. The owners of the land were, together with the religious authorities and the military sector, the powerful population of the Arab world of the 7th century. This changed through time, and in the 11th century, the Hawala was establish, an early informal transfer system that facilitated the financial transactions of that time. On the other hand, there was only one currency for all the Muslim world, the Dinar. This advantages make of the traders and bankers the powerful people of the Arab world. Another big change was the role of women, in Christianity women had some freedom over themselves even though they depended on men, however, when Muslims conquered Egypt, the power of women over themselves was reduced. Even though it seemed that they care about women and in the Quran and in the Hadith were some rules about that, women were treated worst. Finally, we have to talk about the tensions between Islam. After Muhammad’s dead in 632, there was a dispute about who should succeed him. The Muslims split in two: the Shiites and the Sunnis. The Shiites support that the successor of Muhammad should be a relative from him, while

which influenced the Arab Empire greatly. A trading center called a bazaar made it possible for

The political achievements of the Islamic empire made it flourish during the 8th through 13th centuries. As the Islamic empire grew, trade increased throughout the land, with both information

Before Islam places like Sub-Saharan Africa were filled with small villages with clans of people that were illiterate and could not write. Sub-Saharans practiced anism, meanwhile in Northern Africa their focus was on Christianity. Once the silk road started, things began to change. Many people from the Arabian peninsula traveled to Africa and started to spread their religion. After that more Africans started to trade things like gold and salt and became a bigger part of the silk road. Islam spread new ideas to Africans, schools were built, governments became bureaucracies, thus creating a stronger more modern

Chihab came to Cairo 20 years after King Musa and people were still talking about King Musa’s trip. King Musa came to Cairo en route to Mecca for his Islamic pilgrimage. While in Cairo, King Musa gave the people there all of his gold coins. He also borrowed money from the people of Cairo so he could pay them back at a high interest rate to give them more money. King Musa was “king emperor” of the Mali Empire in Africa. To acquire such wealth, the Mali economy needed to have good balance. The Mali Empire was a part of trade, thus meaning a part of interdependence between regions. So, not only does this story contrast the modern view of Muslims, it also challenges the West’s idea of Africa’s economy and the work available there.

Egypt was a nation under British rule until a young colonel name Gamal Abdel Nasser took power. He became a national hero by leading a coup that became a revolution. He was the first leader to defeat Britain. During Nasser’s years in power, Egypt led the Arab world. Nasser’s biggest error was his failure with democracy. The people in Egypt are still paying for that mistake. To this day his revolution remains unfinished. Many people would attribute all Egyptian problems to Nasser and many people would say if only somebody like Nasser would come back. Nasser’s coup wasn’t just about ceasing power for himself and his colleagues, but about modernizing Egypt and changing its political culture so that Egypt could keep up with the west.

Muhammad Ali, born Cassius Marcellus clay Jr was an American professional boxer. He was widely considered as one of the most remarkable sports figures of the 20th century. Ali was born on January 17, 1942 in Louisville, Kentucky where he was raised and later trained. Ali was the only professional boxer to win the heavy weight championship three times. At the age of twelve he began training as an amateur boxer. His bicycle had been stolen and he reported the theft to a policeman named Joe Martin, who gave boxing lessons. Martin told Ali that he should try boxing and soon realized that he had talent.

Trade routes played an essential role when considering development in the Sahel region, given that states in the area have thrived as a consequence of supporting these respective routes. Slave trade with Islamic states was especially significant in the development of states in the Sahel region. Trading across the continent facilitated the wellbeing of individuals living in Sahel and thus created an intriguing contrast between these states and other nations living in the upper and lower Saharan areas.

Muhammad Ali, was the first Islamic boxer to win a World Title. Grit is perseverance, passion, and faith to get to your life goals and over difficult challenges. Muhammad Ali born January 17, 1942 Louisville Kentucky he passed June 03, 2016. After an amazing boxing career and then the battle against Parkinson’s diseases outside the ring. Muhammad Ali used perseverance, passion, and faith to get him through life and to become one of the best boxers in history.

Egyptians used their farmland to grow crops.growing wheat was important for them because they would grow wheat and then ground it up into flour to make bread. whether your rich or poor bread was a main item in their dinning table,Egyptians used to drink wine and bear very often because of the hard access to fresh water and they would make their drink by growing barley they also grew

Arab control and to do this he had to unite the Arab world under his

When they saw he was winning the hearts of the Egyptian individuals they did numerous connivances against him yet because of Salahuddin's insight, they were vanquished. At the point when the Fatmid caliph Al Aziz passed on, Salahuddin turned into the leader of Egypt. At the point when Salahuddin assumed control

Mahfouz started to blossom along with his ideals and started to he started to present these ideals in his writings. His works offered critical views of the old Egyptian monarchy, British colonialism, and contemporary Egypt. Mahfouz was concerned with understanding his country’s identity and he did this by studying and exploring ancient history of his people and their culture. He started to bring the