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Ali Bubba (born Ali Hakeem Bubban) was a 18th century philospher that traveled thoughout the middle east region. He would spend much of his time in small towns preaching to young scholars about what they could expect from life. Many felt his teachings were inappropiate for young minds. He told stories and preached about faith, life, death, and finding peace in everyday life. Shortly after Bubba turned 36 years old, he was detained and found guilty of poluting the minds of young boys and girls with what was considered at the time, as a type of witchcraft. He produced many famous quotes during his short life. His most famous was the one he uttered while tied to a post before his stoning. "You may take away my life, but my words will never die."
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