Borned and raised in Oslo, Mina startet to learn from she was a teenager back in 2004 at "Hilde Lunds Oriental dance School".  Mina's dedication to the art form has only deepened over time studying in Cairo with her favourite Egyptian teachers and choreographers. Her exploration extends beyond mere technique, encompassing the rich tapestry of Egyptian folklore and the theatrical dances of esteemed masters like Mahmoud Reda. In 2015, she delved into Andalusian dances, as a part of the AATEC program -  Al Andalous Teaching Training program & Mahmoud Reda Legacy, by Nesma Al Andalous. 

Presently, Mina leads the "Al Farah Dance Association" in Norway, where she organize a yearly dance festival in Oslo and produces yearly magazines in Norway about oriental dance, music and culture. Balancing her commitments between Norway and Tunisia, she has been honored with appearances on prestigious platforms, including Norwegian TV in 2013 on TV3's "Petters Kiste," and subsequent features on various
Tunisian television channels since 2016.

As a dancer, Mina Ali is fiercely dedicated to dismantling the stigma surrounding oriental dance and ensuring the preservation of this art form within the dance industry. With every graceful movement and impassioned performance, she strives to challenge misconceptions and showcase the depth and complexity of dance as an expressive medium. Mina believes that dance is not just entertainment but a powerful means of communication, capable of conveying emotions, stories, and cultural heritage. Through her tireless efforts, she seeks to elevate the status of dancers and secure their rightful place as artists deserving of respect and recognition. Mina's unwavering commitment to breaking barriers and fostering appreciation for dance serves as an inspiration to fellow dancers and enthusiasts alike, driving forward a movement towards greater inclusivity and appreciation for this timeless art.