Muhammad Ali had nine kids: Maryum, Rasheda, Jamillah, Muhammad Ali Jr., Khaliah, Miya, Hana, Laila and Asaad Amin Nicole Briese is a contributing writer at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE ...

Louisville — Postal officials unveiled a commemorative stamp of boxing legend Muhammad Ali in his hometown of Louisville, Kentucky, on Thursday, featuring a photo of the champ in his fighting prime.

Reporting from Kabul — Sitting in the office of a boxing gym on a crowded Kabul street, Hayatullah Osmani listens as his students throw punches, grunting with each hit. The compact space, painted blue ...

ALBAWABA - Controversial US Journalist Laura Loomer recently sparked anger among activists after asking Musk's Grok to generate an AI image of Prophet M ...

Thousands gathered to honor boxing legend Muhammad Ali. Celebrities, family and friends payed tribute to his boxing career and his life outside the ring. Dr. Todd Boyd from the University Of Southern ...

Ibtihaj Muhammad, the first Muslim-American woman to wear a hijab at the Olympics, will step away from the sport of fencing and will likely not compete at the 2020 Olympic Games in London. Muhammad ...

Every year, Muslims around the world anticipate the sighting of the new crescent moon that signifies the official first day ...

Dalilah Muhammad, the 2016 Olympic gold medalist and former world record holder in the 400m hurdles, believes this will be her final season on the track. “It’s going to be it for me this year. I think ...

Shabazz Muhammad has just finished another workout. He feels good. He is confident in his game and secure in his mind. His body is strong and fit. He is ready for his shot at the NBA. He is 29 years ...

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 ...

Michael Muhammad Knight's Muhammad: Forty Introductions asks two questions at the same time — or asks the same two questions 40 times. One is explicit: How should we think about the prophet Muhammad?