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Hana Yasmeen Ali
ISBN 9780552173728
Rs. 1,600
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At Home with Muhammad Ali
A Memoir of Love, Loss and Forgiveness
Who it's for: Fans of Muhammad Ali and readers of intimate celebrity memoirs
Hana Yasmeen Ali, daughter of Muhammad Ali, offers an intimate memoir providing a unique perspective on "The Greatest." This book utilizes family stories, personal letters, and audio recordings to detail Ali's life beyond the boxing ring as a devoted father, husband, and humanitarian. It reveals insights into his larger-than-life personality, his battle with Parkinson's disease, and his lasting influence.Why You Should Read? Gain an intimate understanding of Muhammad Ali's life as a father, husband, and humanitarian. Explore his personal relationships and beliefs beyond his public persona. Understand the emotional journey of his family through his Parkinson's diagnosis. Appreciate a personal tribute to a global icon from his daughter.
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- Written by his daughter, Hana Yasmeen Ali
- Draws on family stories, personal letters, and audio recordings
- Focuses on Ali's life beyond boxing: father, husband, humanitarian
- Details his battle with Parkinson's disease and family's emotional journey
- Offers a personal tribute to a global icon
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Who is the author of this book?
Hana Yasmeen Ali, Muhammad Ali's daughter, wrote this memoir.
What sources does the book use?
It uses family stories, personal letters, and audio recordings.
What aspects of Ali's life does it cover?
It covers his life as a father, husband, and humanitarian, including his battle with Parkinson's disease.
Is this a biography of Muhammad Ali?
It is a memoir by his daughter, offering a personal perspective on his life beyond boxing.