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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)

IALA Buoyage System - All Types Defined

IALA Buoyage System - All Types Defined

Developing a IALA Buoyage system worldwide is essential for safe navigation at sea. Just as traffic lights guide drivers on roads, buoys, and lighthouses…

Oct 1·6 min read
What Is World's 14th Largest Cruise Ship?

What Is World's 14th Largest Cruise Ship?

MSC World Europa is the 14th largest cruise ship in the world. As the flagship of MSC Cruises' world class, it boasts an impressive array of features and…

Sep 30·9 min read
MSC Irina: World’s Biggest Cargo Ship

MSC Irina: World’s Biggest Cargo Ship

The world's biggest cargo ship, MSC Irina, has entered operation. It is the largest container ship in terms of TEU capacity (more than 24,300) and is one…

Sep 28·5 min read
What Are Types of Waves Ocean?

What Are Types of Waves Ocean?

The ocean and waves are so wonderful and important to those who surf and have fun in one of nature’s most amazing playgrounds. However, for surfing…

Sep 27·7 min read
Seawise Giant: World’s Biggest Ship

Seawise Giant: World’s Biggest Ship

In the 1980s, a giant supertanker named the Seawise Giant took to the seas. It was the largest ship in the world, more than 1,500 feet long and taller…

Sep 25·5 min read
Top 10 Container Shipping Companies

Top 10 Container Shipping Companies

A slump in global production and export orders led to a modest increase in container traffic in 2019, while the COVID-19 pandemic further impacted global…

Sep 24·7 min read
Typhoon Class (Type 941) - World’s Biggest Submarine

Typhoon Class (Type 941) - World’s Biggest Submarine

The nuclear-powered Typhoon ballistic missile submarines are the largest submarines ever built.

Sep 23·5 min read
20k Ton Ship With Dangerous Cargo To Pass By Denmark

20k Ton Ship With Dangerous Cargo To Pass By Denmark

A ship carrying 20,000 tons of Russian dangerous cargo will pass through Denmark. Some countries have denied entry to a ship carrying large quantities of…

Sep 21·4 min read
Rolls-Royce Nuclear Wins Big Small Reactor Contract

Rolls-Royce Nuclear Wins Big Small Reactor Contract

Rolls-Royce has signed a deal with the Czech Republic to deploy its next generation of small nuclear reactors, which could redefine the global energy…

Sep 21·5 min read
RoRo Ships - A Comprehensive Guide

RoRo Ships - A Comprehensive Guide

RoRo ships, which stand for "Roll On/Roll Off," are an extremely efficient way to move cargo and vehicles overseas. They have become an integral part of…

Sep 20·9 min read
Water Transportation: Types, Advantage & Disadvantage

Water Transportation: Types, Advantage & Disadvantage

Water transportation is known for transporting people, goods, and mail by barges, boats, ships, or sailboats across seas, oceans, lakes, canals, rivers,…

Sep 19·6 min read
What Are Tugboats, Types, & Its Uses

What Are Tugboats, Types, & Its Uses

Tugboats are an integral part of the global shipping industry. They help large ships safely navigate narrow channels, crowded spaces, and shallow waters…

Sep 18·15 min read