Arboriculture and I

In Islam, respect and care for trees and the environment are rooted in the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and the Quran.

The Prophet (SAW) taught that harming trees unjustly is wrong, instructing Muslims to avoid unnecessary damage, even during conflict or war, acknowledging their vital role in sustaining life.

This reflects the Islamic principle of stewardship over Allah’s creations.

Muslims are encouraged to plant and nurture trees, viewing environmental care as worship and obedience.

This moral framework fosters responsibility to protect the environment, recognizing it as a trust from Allah for present and future generations.

Educational resources

This section contains all my completed academic assignments, showcasing my coursework in arboriculture.

You will find detailed reports and research that demonstrate my knowledge in the field. 

My commitment

As climate change and urbanization threaten our trees, arboriculture has never been more vital. This portfolio goes beyond coursework - it's my hands-on training to protect living ecosystems that clean our air, cool our cities, and shelter wildlife.

Showcasing urban forestry

Discover my urban forestry work - applying arboricultural science to create greener, more resilient cities. These projects showcase innovative approaches to planting, maintaining, and protecting urban trees in challenging built environments.

About me

This portfolio showcases my work in arboriculture, focusing on:

  • Soil-tree interactions – How soil health impacts woody plant growth

  • Tree physiology – Understanding growth patterns and stress responses

  • Tree inspections – Hazard assessment and diagnostic techniques

  • Surgical practices – Pruning, wound management, and removals

  • Planting aftercare – Establishment protocols for transplanted trees

  • Woodland ecology – Sustainable forest management principles

Each project demonstrates my applied knowledge of tree biology and management practices.