Guinean star Pascal Feindouno announces his conversion to Islam and takes the name “Mohamed Ali” in a profound moment of faith
Guinean star Pascal Feindouno announces his conversion to Islam and takes the name “Mohamed Ali” in a profound moment of faith
In a historically moving moment, the municipality of Ratoma in Guinea witnessed an extraordinary event: the famous sports star Pascal Feindouno announced his conversion to Islam, adopting a new name, “Mohamed Ali Feindouno,” and embarking on a new spiritual phase in his life.
The official announcement was made on Friday, June 20, 2025, inside the Atawa Mosque, amidst a solemn and spiritual atmosphere, with a gathering of residents and admirers present. The player appeared deeply affected by the profound moment of faith transformation, which close associates described as “a rebirth of the heart and soul.”
Feindouno is considered one of the most prominent stars in Guinean football, having excelled in European fields in the jerseys of Bordeaux and Saint-Étienne, impressing fans with his high skills and decisive goals, which made him a beloved player with significant influence on the football pitch.
On an international level, “Mohamed Ali Feindouno” represented the Guinea national team in 55 official matches, during which he scored 21 goals, making him a national sports icon, both in terms of performance and public impact. He recently crowned his career by being appointed as an ambassador for the national team in preparation for the 2026 World Cup competitions.
Feindouno’s announcement of his conversion to Islam received widespread interaction in sports and popular circles, with many expressing admiration for his step, describing it as courageous and inspiring, particularly given the deep spiritual timing reflecting an inner shift towards faith and tranquility.
Followers of the player hope that this new phase will mark the beginning of further contribution and humanitarian messages that combine sportsmanship and spiritual enlightenment, serving as an exemplary model both on and off the field.
