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Muhammad Farooq

Senior Maritime Writer

Marine EngineeringSeafarer CareersPort OperationsMaritime Law & RegulationIMO / MARPOL / SOLASShip NavigationNaval Architecture

Muhammad Farooq is a senior maritime writer at Marine Insight 360 with over a decade of experience covering the global shipping industry. His work spans marine engineering, seafarer careers, port operations, maritime law, and environmental regulation. He is particularly recognised for his accessible explanations of complex technical subjects — from the intricacies of ship propulsion systems to the evolving landscape of MARPOL compliance and IMO decarbonisation targets.

Before joining Marine Insight 360, Muhammad worked as a technical writer and editor for several maritime training organisations, where he developed a passion for making the sea industry understandable to cadets, officers, and shipping professionals alike. He holds a background in marine engineering technology and continues to draw on direct industry contacts to keep his reporting accurate and timely.

Articles by Muhammad Farooq(737)

AGM-114 Hellfire Missile Comprehensive Guide

AGM-114 Hellfire Missile Comprehensive Guide

The AGM-114 Hellfire missile is one of the most popular short-range, laser-guided, subsonic air-to-surface (and sometimes air-to-air) tactical missiles…

Mar 25·7 min read
Three Types of Bulkhead and How to Differentiate Them

Three Types of Bulkhead and How to Differentiate Them

Are you looking for ship barriers? Bulkheads are an essential part of any ship’s structure and help separate the ship into compartments that are water and…

Mar 24·8 min read
How Much Load Can A Cargo Ship Carry?

How Much Load Can A Cargo Ship Carry?

First of all, the weight of a ship is a very interesting aspect. Unlike other physical objects, when we talk about the weight or mass of a ship or any…

Mar 24·4 min read
Importance of Laying a Ship's Keel

Importance of Laying a Ship's Keel

Laying a keel is an important date in ship history as it represents the birth of a ship. It has been many years since the keel was laid for a Royal…

Mar 21·6 min read
What Happens On A Fishing Vessels?

What Happens On A Fishing Vessels?

For most people, seafood appears magically on grocery store shelves or restaurant plates—beautifully packaged, perfectly portioned, ready to cook. But…

Mar 21·19 min read
Do You Know How Deep Is The Ocean?

Do You Know How Deep Is The Ocean?

water covers about 71% of the Earth's surface. That liquid takes up more than 332,519,000 cubic miles of that total surface, or 1,386,000,000 cubic…

Mar 20·4 min read
How to Remember Port and Starboard?

How to Remember Port and Starboard?

Knowing nautical terms like starboard and port is essential for any sailor. These terms refer to the right and left sides of the boat, but sailors use the…

Mar 20·5 min read
10 Common Types Of Ocean Animals

10 Common Types Of Ocean Animals

Earth's oceans contain about 97% of the Earth's water, most of which is salty. There are five oceans on Earth: the Pacific, Indian, Atlantic, Arctic, and…

Mar 19·5 min read
10 Most Popular Offshore Oil Rig Jobs for 2025

10 Most Popular Offshore Oil Rig Jobs for 2025

See what similar jobs to offshore oil drilling jobs are hiring right now. If you're interested in jobs related to offshore oil drilling, here are some of…

Mar 19·4 min read
How Deep Is the Mariana Trench?

How Deep Is the Mariana Trench?

Researchers have measured the Mariana Trench to extend into what depths. The dark Mariana Environment remains surprisingly abundant in life despite its…

Mar 19·4 min read
Cape of Good Hope: History and Significance

Cape of Good Hope: History and Significance

Home to ghost ships and troop of baboons, as well as one of the world's greatest centers of terrestrial biodiversity, the Cape of Good Hope is a…

Mar 17·7 min read
Which is World’s Largest Cruise Ship?

Which is World’s Largest Cruise Ship?

More than a year before Icon of the Seas launched, Royal Caribbean Cruises launched an unprecedented marketing campaign with dazzling messaging promising…

Mar 14·7 min read