by saad | Mar 29, 2020 | adventure, poetry
ask me not what makes me go on … to the rocky ridges and valleys beyond for the sake of the sweet smell of pine I trek along the mountain’s spine from the mountain’s top to the meadow’s lake for flowers wild my fingers ache my life as if hung on a line drunk I...
by saad | Mar 11, 2020 | adventure, electronic media, media presence, photo essays
I salvaged this write up from my first TEDx talk at Punjab University when the theme of the event changed. Then I took an extract from this article and gave my third TEDx talk at LUMS 😉 You can read the complete article here: 11 Things Never To Do If You Want To Climb...
by saad | Aug 19, 2018 | adventure, media presence, photo essays, print media
To supplement Independence Day celebrations, the Daily Times highlighted, during August, individuals who continue to make Pakistan proud. I was honored to be featured in this series. You can read the complete article here: Pride of Pakistan: Sa’ad Mohamed ...
by saad | Aug 23, 2015 | adventure, media presence, photo essays, print media, Prose
Climbing mountains is an annual ritual for me; sometimes it’s even bi-annual. My siblings inherited the travel bug from our father, but for me, the decisive year was 1996, when I took my first ski course with Adventure Foundation Pakistan (AFP). You can read the...
by saad | May 29, 2010 | Prose, short stories
The view from up here was unique or maybe it was the time of the day that made it so. Slowly the sun set across the valley and the lights of Karimabad started their nightly campaign against the stars of the all mighty night sky. Ah! But tonight the fireflies of the...
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