Mohammed Nasser Al-Aboudi — a man who spent his life walking and writing.
Some people travel to change their mood, others to change their thoughts — but Al-Aboudi traveled to write about humanity.

He saw the world as one long story: every city a chapter, every new face a fresh line.
He spent seventy years between airports and books, writing about more than 160 countries — as if he had lived in them all at once.

What made him special was his honesty.
Honest with his passion, with himself, and with the people he wrote about.

King Salman honored him in 2017 —
as if honoring everyone who believed that the real journey isn’t in a place, but in meaning.

He passed away in 2022 at the age of 98, may God have mercy on him,
but his impact never faded.

Mohammed Al-Aboudi left us with many lessons.
The most important one:
Knowledge doesn’t come from sitting still — it comes from living.
From travel, from reading, from talking to people,
and from experiences that break your fear and make you understand more than you ever thought you could.