A spiritually uplifting Milad un Nabi ceremony was held at the Government Associate College for Women in F-Block Satellite Town, Rawalpindi, bringing students together to reflect on the life and teachings of the Holy Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and to strengthen their moral outlook.
The programme opened with the recitation of the Holy Quran and continued with heartfelt naat recitations by students, whose devotional performances created a solemn and reflective atmosphere across the campus.
Asma Tariq and Rizwana Nazir delivered insightful speeches that highlighted the Prophet’s exemplary conduct, noble character and practical guidance for the Muslim Ummah, stressing how those lessons remain relevant for young people today.
College principal Ms. Ghazala Yasmin urged students to adopt the teachings of the Prophet in daily life, underlining that Islamic values and the study of the Seerah are essential for building strong moral character and promoting social harmony within communities.
The ceremony concluded with a special prayer led by Ms. Asiya Asad for peace, prosperity and the well-being of the Muslim Ummah, Pakistan and Muslims around the world, reflecting the event’s spiritual purpose and communal solidarity.
College administrators noted that Milad un Nabi gatherings play a vital role in the holistic development of students, helping them become not only intellectually capable but also responsible and ethical citizens equipped to serve society.
