The team behind issue zero.

I started writing at fourteen, publishing my first piece with a small independent anthology before going on to write for platforms like Falsafa Magazine, Jarida Today, and Roshni. Somewhere along the way, I noticed a bothersome gap: science writing tends to explain what is happening, but rarely why it matters to people, the psychology, the ethics, the human systems tangled up in every discovery. I started this magazine to sit in that gap.

I'm currently pursuing Pure Sciences and Psychology at A-level, with an eye toward studying Molecular and Cellular Biology in the future, and for me this mix isn't coincidental. I think the most interesting questions in science rarely stay inside one subject, and I wanted a publication that treats that seriously instead of picking a side.

Hi, I'm Faeez, the editor in chief here.

I tried a bit of everything before this: HR, graphics, publications, figuring out what actually fit. Turned out it was writing, and once I found that, I just kept getting promoted, one leadership role leading into the next, all the way up to VP at an NPO, Al Haqq.

Off the clock I'm becoming a doctor at FCCU and writing English literature on the side. Deadlines don't scare me, and I own a propeller hat (yes, the rainbow one with the spinny thing). Take from that what you will.

Coucou fellas! I am Syeda Mahnur Shah, pursuing my LLB from the International Islamic University Islamabad. Through my experience from working at multiple magazines and as a law student, my approach to writing and editorial leadership is built on rigorous research, critical analysis, and a relentless pursuit of cross-disciplinary inquiry.

Drawing from my background leading publication teams and writing across various digital platforms, I believe true intellectual growth happens when we step beyond conventional boundaries and delve into the unknown.

Hi there, I'm Narmeen Raza. Currently pursuing my AS Levels in Science, I'm a graphic designer with over three years of experience in branding, editorial design, and nonprofit media.

My journey has allowed me to work with organizations across Pakistan and internationally, including TheMedicaZone, Irteqaa, Falsafa Magazine, and more, leading creative projects that combine purpose with thoughtful design.

Spircreat is an extension of that passion, a place where ideas, creativity, and meaningful conversations come together. Looking forward to working with you all!