Mohammed Ali

[ ah-lee, ah-lee ]

noun

1. Mau·la·na [maw-, lah, -n, uh], 1878–1931, Indian journalist and political leader: advocate of Indian nationalization.
2. Mehemet Ali.

Mohammed Ali

noun

1. See Muhammad Ali

Example Sentences

The post-fight interview with Mohammed Ali at the “Rumble in the Jungle.”

From The Daily Beast

Narendra Modi is nothing if not the most consummate Hindu avatar of Mohammed Ali Jinnah.

From The Daily Beast

I have better luck with Ahmad Mohammed Ali, an 18-year-old who says he joined al-Shabab when he was 16.

From The Daily Beast

And he walked off the stage like Mohammed Ali without a scratch.

From The Daily Beast

The house of Mohammed Ali would otherwise have taken its place.

From Project Gutenberg

He gives the opprobrious title of Nakhazeen to Mohammed Ali's party.

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It was Mohammed Ali who settled the Mameluke problem in the conclusive way which sultans adopt at times.

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Mohammed Ali conquered the Sudan, and in the train of his conquest followed all the triumphs of progress and civilization.

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On its former site stands the rich and imposing mosque of Mohammed Ali.

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