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7 Reasons why I’m climbing Mt.Kilimanjaro this summer

by Abu Productive on April 2, 2011

by Abu Productive12 Comments

Posted on Saturday, April 2, 2011 in Kilimanjaro Challenge, Our News

After a few days contemplating on this challenge, and the excitement phase is wearing off…I thought I best write down why I’m doing this, lest I give up and drop the challenge completely, so here are my 7 reasons to go for this challenge:

1. Journey of a Lifetime
2. Support a noble charitable cause
3. Unite/Educate my friends and family on the cause
4. Test my Patience/ Physical endurance
5. Publicity Stunt for ProductiveMuslim (who wouldn’t want to see the ProductiveMuslim logo on top of Mt.Kilimanjaro! lol)
6. A spiritual Journey in the wilderness
7. Self-reflection and contemplation on Allah’s creation.

Any more you can think of?

 

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  • Omar Z

    inspirational old friends..;)

  • Anonymous

    Losing weight :D

  • Tianne Fowler

    are you taking anyone with you? Can we not make a group? I am interested.

    • http://www.facebook.com/people/Abu-Productive/1371363522 Abu Productive

      @Tianne – we can definitely form a team, but we need to raise minimum of £3,000 per person joining the team. This is to ensure that the trip is cost-effectiveness (and fundraising effective) for the charity group. Send me an e-mail if you need more info. – AbuProductive

    • http://www.facebook.com/people/Abu-Productive/1371363522 Abu Productive

      @Tianne – we can definitely form a team, but we need to raise minimum of £3,000 per person joining the team. This is to ensure that the trip is cost-effectiveness (and fundraising effective) for the charity group. Send me an e-mail if you need more info. – AbuProductive

  • Florion hackaj

    Subhanallah ! If i knew about this page before, I would have taken the Logo of productivemuslim.com on the top of Kilimanjaro, which i climbed on July 2010 !
    selamu alejkum

    • Anonymous

      @ Florion – lol, ya that would have saved me the trip! :P. How was it btw?

  • Nani Ma

     lol, Nanima beat you and we didn’t even have to climb :) - http://www.nanima.co.za/2009/05/climb-kilimanjaro-for-gazas-children/

    • Anonymous

      Congrats! Well done mA! Hope I can make it iA :).

  • Ace-da-j

    Another reason ! to take a moment and stare at the wonders that allah created

  • Ace-da-j

    Another reason ! to take a moment and stare at the wonders that allah created

  • Garethandkimintheuk

    I’m sorry but I don’t think religion, of any kind, should have a relevance in climbing mountains, not that ascending Kili is ‘climbing’ it; it is a walk with altitude, NOT a climb (that uses ropes, harnesses, etc.).  Keep any religion away fro the mountains, PLEASE!