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Quote edee_91 4-6-2016 12:48 PM

oh iya ke? al-fatihah...

Quote lobai_busuk 4-6-2016 01:03 PM

sampaikan salam pd elohim   

Quote all4rez 4-6-2016 01:04 PM

Al fatihah......

Quote supernaturalee 4-6-2016 01:05 PM

innalillah....
al-fatihah


dh lama dia sakit parkinson tu

Quote mixieleo 4-6-2016 01:07 PM

Sedihnya dengan pemergiaan sukan tinju terhebat sepanjang zaman. Semoga roh Allahyarham di tempat dikalangan org beriman. Antara perlawanan paling hebat apabila beliau berjaya merampas kembali kejuaraan heavyweight dunia dari George Foreman.

Al-fatihah

Quote supernaturalee 4-6-2016 01:08 PM

Muhammad Ali, the silver-tongued boxer and civil rights champion who famously proclaimed himself "The Greatest" and then spent a lifetime living up to the billing, is dead.

Ali died Friday at a Phoenix-area hospital, where he had spent the past few days being treated for respiratory complications, a family spokesman confirmed to NBC News. He was 74.


"After a 32-year battle with Parkinson's disease, Muhammad Ali has passed away at the age of 74. The three-time World Heavyweight Champion boxer died this evening," Bob Gunnell, a family spokesman, told NBC News.

Ali had suffered for three decades from Parkinson's Disease, a progressive neurological condition that slowly robbed him of both his legendary verbal grace and his physical dexterity. A funeral service is planned in his hometown of Louisville, Kentucky.

Even as his health declined, Ali did not shy from politics or controversy, releasing a statement in December criticizing Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's proposal to ban Muslims from entering the United States. "We as Muslims have to stand up to those who use Islam to advance their own personal agenda," he said.

The remark bookended the life of a man who burst into the national consciousness in the early 1960s, when as a young heavyweight champion he converted to Islam and refused to serve in the Vietnam War, and became an emblem of strength, eloquence, conscience and courage. Ali was an anti-establishment showman who transcended borders and barriers, race and religion. His fights against other men became spectacles, but he embodied much greater battles.


Born Cassius Clay on Jan. 17, 1942 in Louisville, Kentucky, to middle-class parents, Ali started boxing when he was 12, winning Golden Gloves titles before heading to the 1960 Olympics in Rome, where he won a gold medal as a light heavyweight.

He turned professional shortly afterward, supported at first by Louisville business owners who guaranteed him an unprecedented 50-50 split in earnings. His knack for talking up his own talents — often in verse — earned him the dismissive nickname "the Louisville Lip," but he backed up his talk with action, relocating to Miami to train with the legendary trainer Angelo Dundee and build a case for getting a shot at the heavyweight title.


As his profile rose, Ali acted out against American racism. After he was refused services at a soda fountain counter, he said, he threw his Olympic gold medal into a river.

Recoiling from the sport's tightly knit community of agents and promoters, Ali found guidance instead from the Nation of Islam, an American Muslim sect that advocated racial separation and rejected the pacifism of most civil rights activism. Inspired by Malcolm X, one of the group's leaders, he converted in 1963. But he kept his new faith a secret until the crown was safely in hand.

That came the following year, when heavyweight champion Sonny Liston agreed to fight Ali. The challenger geared up for the bout with a litany of insults and rhymes, including the line, "float like a butterfly, sting like a bee." He beat the fearsome Liston in a sixth-round technical knockout before a stunned Miami Beach crowd. In the ring, Ali proclaimed, "I am the greatest! I am the greatest! I'm the king of the world."

Quote VioletsAre_Blue 4-6-2016 01:09 PM

Al-Fatihah..perginya seorang legenda yang dihormati

Quote supernaturalee 4-6-2016 01:10 PM

i love this song
taken from the film "Ali"...starring will smith


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Quote taikor 4-6-2016 01:12 PM

lobai_busuk replied at 4-6-2016 01:03 PM
sampaikan salam pd elohim

lobai pun berelohim

Quote lobai_busuk 4-6-2016 01:14 PM

taikor replied at 4-6-2016 05:12 AM
lobai pun berelohim

wallahualam   

Quote timurwamena 4-6-2016 01:17 PM

Duka cita
Alfatihah

Quote Artemesiaa 4-6-2016 01:30 PM

Takziah buah keluarga beliau

Quote ChildrenOfBodom 4-6-2016 01:35 PM

Although you're gone
In memories you shall live on
Asleep... In peace now rest
The weight of the world is off your chest

Quote JENABREJAM89 4-6-2016 01:38 PM

Alfatihah ....

Quote Otaku85 4-6-2016 01:39 PM

Semoga yhwh mencucuri rahmat kepada arwah

Quote setokinpurple 4-6-2016 01:40 PM

Terkejut saya.. Innalillah

Quote RamboMandul 4-6-2016 01:45 PM

Al fatihah . Sebab minat pada Ali dan kagum dengan beliau , aku dapat silver medal di SUKMA 2004 di Negeri Sembilan . Semoga roh Ali dicucuri rahmat . Sebak~~

Quote FanTasyCreaTioN 4-6-2016 01:47 PM

Innalillahi wa'inna ilaihi raaji'un

"I never thought of the possibility of failing, only of the fame and glory I was going to get when I won," Ali wrote. "I could see it. I could almost feel it. When I proclaimed that I was the greatest of all time, I believed in myself, and I still do."

Quote saladin780 4-6-2016 01:54 PM

salam takziah..mudah2 an dicucuri rahmat

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