Quaid-i-Azam University in Islamabad came alive as students gathered to observe Latif Day, honoring the timeless verse and message of Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai. Students filled lecture halls and open spaces to engage with Sindhi poetic traditions and Sufi thought.
The programme featured poetry recitations, musical performances and thoughtful discussions that highlighted Latif Day themes of love, humanity and social harmony. Performers and participants drew on Bhittai’s verses to link classical Sindhi literature with contemporary student concerns and campus life.
Students participated enthusiastically, sharing reflections on how Latif Day and Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai’s philosophy influence Sindhi literature, cultural identity and personal values. Many attendees said the celebration inspired a renewed appreciation for Pakistan’s rich cultural heritage among the youth.
Organizers emphasized that events like Latif Day play a crucial role in connecting students with their cultural roots while promoting tolerance, unity and spiritual reflection. The gathering at QAU aimed to celebrate Bhittai’s literary genius and encourage continued cultural engagement across the university.
