Maryum Ali Yes. Dad used his fame to tell the truth. Fearless! Wish more famous people did the same today!!! But most of them are just happy to be a part of the elite. Unlike · Reply · 3,131 · June 4 at 6:45pm Hide 91 Replies 50 of 94 View previous replies Alexander Banks Ive seen literally every footage on the internet of your dad. I love him, my dream was to meet him. I feel honored just seeing your comment. Like · 3 · October 21 at 9:19am Keslie Spottsville Fearless indeed!!! To this day, no other athlete to this date sacrificed his career by going to prison --for his convictions!!! #stillthegreatest Like · 2 · October 22 at 6:00am Wesley Anderson He told the entire story in 6min 22sec. Like · 4 · October 22 at 6:20am Hajaratu Jalloh Preach Like · October 22 at 7:54am Mester Lee Hes the man Like · October 22 at 6:44pm Edward Booner Jackson Jr Famous athletes and entertainers today are too afraid to lose endorsement deals to speak the truth. Puppets... All of them!! Like · 2 · October 23 at 12:44am Ralph Earl Parsons Agreed Lady wish more people spoke honestly today then We could live the Lords Prayer and Have a Kingdom of Heaven and Peace and Rest here on Planet Earth and The Messengers Jesus and Muhammad Taught us all.. Love Your Daddy Muhammad Ali Like · October 23 at 1:59am Pete Weidner Your dad is such a hero. Love him! Like · 1 · October 23 at 5:55am Trend Setter Yung Izzy Saw the movie thingy just today with his life story very touching ... Inspiration Like · October 23 at 5:13pm Cynthia Gail Manor Very brave, intelligent - and handsome - man. I have a lot of respect for him. Like · 1 · October 24 at 6:22am Tim OConnor I have a huge frame poster of your dad in my hallway hes one of my heros Like · October 24 at 7:06am · Edited Omar Amor Slc Your dad is a good man! Like · October 24 at 6:07pm Phila Mfundo Msimang I am so impressed by this. I wish people would take the next step forward and educate themselves about religion in general. The political significance of the choice of Islam as the religion you identify with should not be underplayed in American culture, but the political statement does not amount to truth. Besides, Islam is not African either. It was brought here the same as Judaism and Christianity from Arabia. To take a step further than what Ali has said, you must realise that the are more authentic African religions. Africa has cultures and histories that stretch back way before the influence of the major world religions of today. At the time of slavery, a considerable number of Africans in West Africa were Muslim. That was because of the influence of trade and cultural contact with the Arab nations. I could go on. My point is that identity is constructed, and its construction is informed by ones socio-historical and intellectual background. Ali went a far way forward in bringing some of these issues to the fore and making people think about them as we see in this brilliant video. It is this generation now that should be asking itself in the same curious manner questions about the institution of religion itself, asking the tough questions about if there really is a God or a soul, and what being a black human being means in a world where we are too often made to question our humanity and our place in the human race. The problem has been well identified. What about the solution (or, at least, the response to the problem)? Like · 7 · October 25 at 1:21pm Marine Gordon Your dad is one of the most clever and intelligent role models for youths of today. I have total love and admiration for him Like · 2 · October 25 at 3:47pm DeMan Master Auld I wish I he was my dad Like · 1 · October 25 at 4:34pm Ahmed Qureshi Love and respect from Pakistan ... !!! #ali Like · October 26 at 3:58am Daluxolo Dali Ka Nkasana Ali gumbaya Ali gumbaya Ali Gumbaya!!!! South Africa Like · October 26 at 7:43am Kemi Adewunmi Never will forget your dad. Good man. Fearless man. Courageous man. A man loved by the world. And stilling living in those of us that looked up to him. What a man, what a great lost. We still miss him a lot. Like · 3 · November 2 at 2:44am Gail Provo What an absolutely handsome man! He is also a great man! You have every right to be proud of your Dad, Maryum Ali! Like · 2 · November 2 at 10:20pm Bilal AK nice one Like · November 6 at 3:08pm Tanveer Ahmad great man! You have every right to be proud of your Dad, Maryum Ali! Like · November 8 at 12:36pm Asim Khan ya most of people dont do so Like · November 9 at 1:11pm Gajoa Farah Only God(Allah) understands your father as he away beyond than our Universe. Your dads is, indeed , from different universe;thus he cant be compared to them so called sycophant celebrities . Like · November 11 at 10:30pm RaSun FromQns Bless be your family queen Like · November 20 at 5:14pm Nicholas Guzzo Everyone is praising this video and heres his daughter with her agenda of how the rich do nothing blah blah. Mr. Ali used his fame to promote the lies of Nation Of Islam. He promoted a false religion, and we can all look back and know the Honourable Elijah Muhammed he mentioned was nothing but a fraud. NOI taught lies, and made up stories about spaceships and aliens and evil scientists who created us White Devils. THIS is the religion that Mr. Ali supported, and he claimed he didnt bother about racial equality anymore, but his support of a racist group suggests otherwise... Like · 1 · November 20 at 5:53pm Deborah Dorland Maryum, I wonder if those reading this know that your name is a name of a book in the Koran about Mary, Jesus mother! Most forget all of the commonalities between Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Anyway, I wanted to tell you how impressed I, and my father were, with your fathers brilliance!!! He was so beautiful, so eloquent, and so talented to be able to make such stunningly true statements about gross injustice in such an appealing and non-controversial manner! He made the bitter truth fall quickly and completely to the ground. He will always be the Greatest, always be a great hero, always be the brilliant, impassioned poetic soul that he is known to be. Bless him & bless you! Like · 2 · November 22 at 10:04am Kariuki Anthony Kiragu My blessings to you, your Dad and the entire clan. Little children here in Africa know about him … I always wonder how.. Like · November 23 at 6:18pm Usama Rathore i wish , i could see him for once in my life ,such a brave person ! Like · 1 · November 23 at 9:47pm Michelle Sunshine Williams Your father is an awesome Praise him!!! Like · November 24 at 8:58am Marcelo Druck Please, tell your dad that he has a lot of fans in Brazil! Like · 1 · November 25 at 6:12pm Alex Lee Maryam that U 4 sharing The Greatest My Hero!!!!!!! Like · 1 · November 26 at 6:06am Nyasha Mapfumo Im an African living in Africa and I can tell you that Islam is NOT a religion that was robbed from Africans nor is it the black mans true religion. And just because Jesus is depicted as a blonde haired, blue eyed white man in Da Vincis paintings, doesnt make Christianity a white mans religion! Let not our faith be inspired by our race and backgrounds but by an encounter and relationship with the Living God! Like · 4 · November 26 at 6:16pm Anna Natalie Gee Oh look everyone! Im his daughter lol, okay. I wonder what you do with your life apart from begging attention off people because your father was a great man. Like · November 26 at 8:11pm Patricia Fatmata Lehn Same exact thing I said!!! It warms my heart when celebrities is their fame & notoriety to speak out against white supremacy & white privilege that causes discrimination & brutality against blacks Like · November 27 at 4:06am Katrina Gardner I am a Roman Catholic , I look upon your Father as a messenger of God, I try to find as many interviews to watch as possible as a 53 year old white woman I have only ever heard your Father speak of love. May God bless you all, and thank you God for such a wonderful brave gentleman . Like · 2 · November 27 at 1:09pm Denise Ross Jimenez Maryum Ali Thank you for sharing your dad with all of America. These words are spoken from his heart. I just may use them in a lesson in my teaching very soon. God bless. Like · 1 · November 27 at 5:57pm Thossy Mutombo The true champion is fearless. Like · November 27 at 6:37pm Larry Ware He the Greatest. Thank God for him he motivated the World about the Truth. Like · November 27 at 8:25pm Tiffany Amend Your father was a remarkable man- not only as an athlete but his insatiable appetite for knowledge✔️😎 Like · Yesterday at 1:36am Cecil Pelt There was nobody like Ali and there never will be anyone like Ali he Only said what he believed he beat people up to keep from knocking people down I know that sounds crazzzzy but not to me.Ali was and will always be The Greatest Like · Yesterday at 5:17am Rufus Rufus Your dad is the greatest. I know you are very proud of him. Like · Yesterday at 5:54am · Edited Cris Popp Elequent and funny. Like · 18 hrs · Edited Umar Malik Moss It takes courage to speak against the norm and tell the world how you feel about the injustices across nation... Like · 18 hrs Bill Proud He threw his gold medal from a bridge didnt he Maryum? Like · 16 hrs Kurt Mariano Wow! Nice to hear. The SuperElite could change the world into a Heaven for all in short time if they only decided too, yes? Like · 12 hrs James Bothamley Maryum Ali, you are my angel! Your Dad was truly the King! Like · 7 hrs Major James Your dad was amassing that why he was honored world wide. Like · 7 hrs Muhammad Riaz Naeem A brilliant person, good human being and an excellent sportsman. Courageous and gifted speaker. The world loves him. A role model for many. May Allah bless him with good health, happiness and long life. Like · 59 mins Susan Flemming Not only the famous people; but all black people should take note of what men like MA, MX, BM and many more. Like · 16 mins
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