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Q: What athlete converted to Islam under the tutelage of the Honarble Elijah Muhammad and refused to fight in the Vietnam War?
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This athlete converted to islan under the tutelage of the honorable Elijah muhammed and refused to fight in the Vietnam war?

Muhammad Ali the boxer


What did Muhammad Ali say about Vietnam?

"No VC ever called me a N-----"


What are facts why Muhammad Ali is so famous?

First man to win the heavyweight title three times Fastest heavyweight in history Refused to submit to the (Vietnam) draft Converted to Islam, when little was known about it in the western world Outspokenness


What was Muhammad Ali's stance on the Vietnam Was?

He was against it, saying: "No Viet Cong ever called me 'nigger".


What Muhammad Ali fought for the most in his career?

Going to Vietnam to murder people he had no argument with His LIFE


Who was in control of Vietnam during the Cold war?

There was no ONE party in control of Vietnam. Initially it was North and South Vietnam. But after the U.S. and the Soviet Union had left, South Vietnam was converted to communism and a treaty of sorts was created, unifying North and South Vietnam into one country.


What did Muhammad Ali do to go against the Vietnam war?

To go against the Vietname War, Muhammad Ali and applied for Conscientious Objector exemption status from the draft, claiming status as a religious minister.


What happened to Muhammad in the glory field?

In the book "Muhammad Ali: The People's Champion" by Walter Dean Myers, Muhammad Ali falls ill after the fight and is taken to the hospital. His illness is a result of his refusal to serve in the Vietnam War and is a turning point in his life that leads to his spiritual transformation.


What is a spectre?

The AC-130 Spectre was a converted C-130 Hercules transport plane used in Vietnam as an aerial gunship.


What is the significance of Muhammad Ali's refusal to be drafted into the US army in 1967?

He said that being drafted and fighting in the Vietnam war was against Islam.


What effect did the Gulf of Tonkin resolution have on the Vietnamese conflict?

Converted the guerrilla war in Vietnam into a conventional one; and started open warfare between North Vietnam & America.


What was Muhammad Ali's obstacles?

He felt extreme animocity towards him when he refused to serve in the Vietnam War. Many people refused to consider him American, sadly, when he changed his name from Cassius clay to Muhammad Ali. However, much of that has subsided now as we realize the corruption associated with the Vietnam war and the courage he showed in faithfully following his religion.