Rasheda Ali is a public speaker and author. Besides this, she is well known as one of the daughters of celebrated boxer Muhammad Ali. She is a writer of the book named ‘I'll Hold Your Hand So You Won't Fall.’

Siblings & Parents

Born in 1970, in Flushing, New York, United States, Rasheda holds American nationality and belongs to the African-American ethnic group. Rasheda was born to Muhammad Ali and Khalilah Ali. 

Her twin sister is Jamillah Ali. Likewise, she grew up along with her sister Maryum Ali, and a brother Muhammad Ali Jr. Further, she has half-siblings Hana Ali, Laila Ali, Asaad Ali, Miya Ali, and Khaliah Ali. 

Schooling And Career

Ali received a degree from the University of Illinois in Mass Communications along with her twin sister, Jamillah. 

Rasheda is famous as an author and public speaker. She is a motivational speaker for Parkinson patients. Her father Muhammad also had Parkinson. Rasheda wrote a book named I'll Hold Your Hand So You Won't Fall.

The book is completely a guide to Parkinson's diseases which is available in four different languages. Besides, the book also received positive feedback from USA Book News and the medical editor of ABC News, Timothy Johnson.