Muhammad

With regards to the origin, Muhammad played a very important role in the creation of Islam. Muhammad was born in Mecca, Arabia in 570 CE. He is said to be the founder of Islam. He was born to a powerful tribe called the Quraysh. Every month of Ramadan, he would meditate on the top of Mt. Jabal an-Nour. In 610 CE, the angel Jibrail appeared to him while he was meditating. He told him to recite, and he immediately started saying Allah’s words. These words and sayings eventually became the foundation

Islam 570-The prophet Muhammad is born. Muhammad had many tragedies during his childhood. Before Muhammad's birth, his father died and when he was six years old his mother died. He was mainly raised by his grandfather and uncle who taught him to be a good business man and a trader. Muhammad became a very successful merchant and married a woman by the name of Khadijah. 610-Muhammad is believed to have been visited by the angel Gabriel. It is believed that Muhammad had gone up to a cave in a

name to Muhammad Ali, stating that he wanted to be free of the slave name Cassius Clay. On April 28, 1967, the boxing legend, Muhammad Ali, refused to be enlisted into the U.S. Army and was urgently deprived of his heavyweight title. Ali, now a Muslim, alleged religious reasoning for his ruling to deny military service. “I don’t want to be apart of the army at all, this war is wrong.” A few skimpy months later, on June 20, 1967, Ali was taken to court and was condemned of draft evasion. Muhammad was

Amer Dzankovic Muhammad Ali: More than Just a Boxer "Float like a Butterfly, Sting Like a Bee.”-Muhammad Ali. Muhammad Ali was born on January 17. 1942, in Louisville Kentucky. Muhammad developed a talent for boxing at a very young age and continued to strive to become better at it. Not only did he focus on himself and his career, but he helped out people in need by donating to charities and contributing to poor communities/people and the United Nations. He continued to battle with parkinson's

“What keeps me going is goals”- Muhammad Ali Every elite athlete has psychological training and uses the process of goal setting in order to enhance their performance. Goal setting is used to enhance concentration, build self confidence and to manage time and other resources. (Tony M 1995, page 259) Muhammad Ali is self determined; he wanted to show the world that he is the greatest. To achieve that training hard and using strategic punches during matches was a vital key to be the greatest boxer

Muhammad Ali1 Muhammad Ali is one of the most recognized faces on planet Earth; known not just for being one of the best fighters in the history of boxing, but for being one of the most knowledgeable persons of the twentieth century. Ali wasn't always known by that name though, he was born Cassius Marcellus Clay on January 17, 1942 in Louisville, Kentucky, him and his younger brother Rudolph had many small conflicts like any brothers would have, but they were, and still are blessed with having

An arrogant comment, a brag from Muhammad Ali, but he was not wrong he was a great champion, one of the best. Muhammad Ali was a great boxer and an inspirational man. Even as a child he was a regular on a show called Tomorrow's Champions, a thing that got him far was his never quit attitude, or even his saying “fly like a butterfly, sting like a bee.” “This is a story of a man with iron fists and a beautiful tan[...]” (Lipsyte 34). A box-office quote that got people talking and watching Ali. He

the ancient prophet Muhammad. Muhammad was born in Mecca in 570 C.E. his main goal in life was to spread the teachings of Islam throughout the Ancient land the Arabian Peninsula. Muhammad also comes from a noble family and is well known for his honesty and upright character. In 610 C.E. Muhammad was visited by an angel named Gabriel while on a retreat in a cave near the the desert valley Mecca. The angel Gabriel informed Muhammad that Muhammad is gods prophet. Later on Muhammad was told to inform

his religious beliefs. This man is Muhammad Ali, who holds a very big title in the wrestling world as well as in the religion of Islam. His impact and dedication to Islam may have cost him a lot, but he always stood by it. Ali always stayed with his religion and never showed doubt in it, he spoke about Islam to make people aware that the assumptions they are making are wrong and he was risking his own life for preaching about Islam and equality rights. Muhammad Ali’s life went from famous wrestler

once said, “What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger,” and leaders like Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w.) and Malcolm X represented that through their lives’ work. Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w.) and Malcolm X: two revolutionary leaders, both alike and very different, were agents of change for their societies and nations all around. Despite being leaders at very different eras and having completely different lives, Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w.) and Malcolm X shared similarities in their struggles and goals. The Prophet