Inna Lillahi wa inna ilaihi raji'un

On the morning of Sunday 17th April, our beautiful young hero returned back to his lord. We invite the community to remember Ali and build projects that continue his onward legacy.

Legacy Projects In His Name

Funds raised from this campaign will go towards projects in Alis name, to continue his good deeds. Please share and donate anything you can, no matter how small, so we can help our beloved Ali reap the rewards.

“On the authority of Abu Huraira (RA), the messenger of Allah said:” “When a person dies, his deeds come to an end, except for three: ongoing charity (Sadaqah Jariyah), knowledge that is benefited from, and a righteous child who prays for him.” (Sahih Muslim). May Allah grant him the highest rank in Jannah. I ask that you keep his parents and his family in your Duas as this is a very painful time.

His Life and Legacy

Ali was a boxing prodigy and had lofty ambitions to become a world champion. Whilst his life was cut short, he remains a champion in the eyes of those who knew him and the wider community. Ali Tazeem, aged 18, was tipped for huge success in the boxing world having signed a professional contract in March and won glowing plaudits from former British world champion Amir Khan

Ali started boxing at the age of eight at Priory Park Boxing Club in Dudley before moving onto Prospects Amateur Boxing Club in Derby, and later joining Pound 4 Pound Boxing Academy in Walsall, when his father opened the gym. His dad Toheed Tazeem, 42, who is known as Dr Tee, said he and his family have been left 'absolutely devastated' by Ali's death.

The Community Mourn

Funds Raised Will Be Administered By The Family Through Registered Charities In Sha Allah