Հազարավոր մարդիկ ներկա են գտնվել բռնցքամարտիկ Մուհամեդ Ալիի հոգեհանգստի արարողությանը (լուսանկարներ)

12:25 • 10.06.16

Ամերիկյան Լուիսվիլ քաղաքում տեղի է ունեցել աշխարհի մեծագույն մարզիկներից մեկի` գերծանր քաշային կարգում աշխարհի նախկին չեմպիոն Մուհամեդ Ալիի հոգեհանգստի արարողությունը:

Ինչպես նշում է The Daily Mail-ը, սգո արարողությունն անցկացվել է մուսուլմանական ծիսակարգի համաձայն, քանի որ 74-ամյա Ալին իսլամի հետևորդ էր:

Բրիտանական պարբերականը մանրամասնում է, որ լեգենդար մարզիկին իրենց հրաժեշտը տալու են եկել հազարավոր մարդիկ` հանգուցյալի ընտանիքի անդամները, նախկին կանայք, երեխաները, թոռները, ընկերներն ու բազմաթիվ երկրպագուներ: Հոգեհանգստի արարողությունն այցելողներից մեկն էլ Թուրքիայի նախագահ Ռեջեփ Թայիփ Էրդողանն է եղել:

Նշվում է, որ Ալիի հուղարկավորությունը կայանալու է այսօր` հունիսի 10-ին: Նրա դագաղը կրելու են հոլիվուդյան դերասան Ուիլ Սմիթը, տիտղոսակիր բռնցքամարտիկ Լենոքս Լյուիսն ու Ալիի 4 զարմիկները:

Հիշեցնենք, որ բռնցքամարտիկը մահացել է հունիսի 3-ին` Պարկինսոնի հիվանդության դեմ 32 տարի պայքարելուց հետո:

A private service for the friends and family of Muhammad Ali was held at the A.D. Porter & Sons funeral home in Louisville, Kentucky, following the Muslim funeral at the Freedom Hall convention center earlier in the day. The former boxer's brother Rahman Ali is pictured above center with his and wife Caroline at the funeral home surrounded by relatives

Comforting each other: Mourners are seen outside the funeral home. An interfaith memorial service is set for Friday and will be attended by dignitaries from around the world
Outside the A.D. Porter & Sons funeral home in Louisville, Kentucky, mourners embrace. It¿s not clear whether Ali¿s wife Lonnie or any of his children attended the private service, but there was dozens of extended family in attendance
More guests are seen outside the funeral home where Ali's body is resting. Ali died following a 32-year battle with Parkinson's disease
Large groups of mourners stayed in the parking lot outside the funeral home for 20 minutes talking, embracing and taking photos before leaving
Somber: Muhammad Ali's second wife Khalilah Camacho-Ali (left), stands next to his widow and fourth wife, Lonnie Ali (center), and daughter Laila Ali (right), who is holding her daughter, Sydney, during an Islamic prayer service called a Jenazah on Thursday
Veronica Porche-Ali (left), Muhammad Ali's former wife, attends his Jenazah and is seated next to his daughter, Hana's husband, Kevin Casey (right). Veronica Porche-Ali was married to the boxer from 1977 to 1986
Muhammad Ali's wife, Lonnie (left), and daughter, Laila Ali (center), attend his Jenazah, a traditional Islamic Muslim service, in Freedom Hall on Thursday
Laila Ali is pictured above holding her daughter, Sydney, as Lonnie bows her head while wearing dark sunglasses inside the service
Imam Zaid Shakir presides over Muhammad Ali's Jenazah inside Freedom Hall on Thursday in Louisville, Kentucky
Farewell: The coffin of late boxing champion Muhammad Ali is pictured above as it arrives for the Jenazah in Louisville, Kentucky
The three-time world champion boxer's body was wheeled into Freedom Hall by officials for Thursday's Jenazah service
Mourners snapped photos and took videos of the somber moment as the boxer's body was brought into the Freedom Hall
Muhammad Ali (pictured above in 1966) died on June 3 in a Phoenix-area hospital. The champion fighter is pictured above in November of 1970 as he pounds away at the bag in Miami Beach, Florida
A black hearse carrying the body of famed boxer Muhammad Ali was led by a police escort from a funeral home on Thursday
Laila Ali (right), daughter of boxing legend Muhammad Ali, sits with her children and husband, Curtis Conway, during the Janazah
Former boxing heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis was also in attendance at the Janazah service for Ali at Freedom Hall
Thousands of people turned out to participate in the Jenazah prayer service for the late boxer on Thursday
It's estimated that more than 14,000 thousand mourners attended the traditional Muslim service for the boxer who died Friday at age 74
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan took part in Ali's Jenazah service on Thursday. He was scheduled to speak at the champion boxer's service on Friday, but was cut due to lack of program space
US boxing promoter Don King reacts as he attends Ali's Jenazah in Freedom Hall on Thursday in Kentucky
Hundreds of people lined up early on Thursday for the Jenazah service at Freedom Hall to celebrate the life of Ali. Above Muslim women pray before the service in Freedom Hall
Former boxing champion Sugar Ray Leonard, center, is greeted by former two time heavyweight world champion Hasim Rahman before Muhammad Ali's Jenazah on Thursday
Don King arrives prior to the start of the Islamic Jenazah Prayer Service for the late Muhammad Ali on Thursday
American civil rights activist Jesse Jackson speaks to members of the media before Muhammad Ali's Jenazah on Thursday
Nation of Islam leader, Louis Farrakhan (above center), arrives prior to the start of Muhammad Ali's Jenazah on Thursday
A girl shows her entry ticket to the Jenazah, an Islamic funeral prayer, for the late boxing champion Muhammad Ali
Sayfullaah Ali reads from a prayer book before taking part at the Jenazah for the late Muhammad Ali
Above the former heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali, left, is greeted by Moroccan King Hassan II, right, as he leaves the King Hassan Palace in Rabat, Morocco in 1998
The boxer known as 'The Greatest,' is pictured at home with the two daughters he had with his third wife, Veronica: Laila and Hana F
The granite memorial of Colonel Harlan Sanders, the founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken, stands at Cave Hill Cemetery (above). The famed boxer will also be buried at the Cave Hill Cemetery with a 'modest marker,' according to his attorney Ron Tweel
In another photo she also shared, he holds a poem that he wrote to his late father
His second wife, Khalilah Camacho-Ali, shared a photo of herself with Muhammad Ali Jr., who is the only biological son of the boxer, as they prepared for the service on Thursday
Many left by car, but a silver Mercedes van with the license plate Ali One, pictured left, was also on hand to ferry several family members back to the Marriott Hotel in downtown Louisville
Mourners get into a Mercedes van