Seerah EXPO 2025 at Fatima Jinnah Women University showcased student-led, visually rich projects that explored key narratives from the Holy Qur’an and the Seerah of Prophet Muhammad, offering an interactive platform for spiritual reflection and innovative learning.
Held on the university campus, the exhibition featured models, displays, and visual representations created by students to illustrate significant events from the Qur’an and the life of the Prophet. The initiative aimed to deepen understanding of Islamic teachings through hands-on, creative presentations that encouraged both reflection and engagement.
The event was coordinated by Dr. Masooma Batool, whose efforts helped bring together a wide range of student projects and organize the exhibition space. Heads of departments, chairpersons, and faculty members attended the expo and praised the students’ creativity, dedication, and hard work.
Dr. Shahzadi Pakeeza, Chairperson of the Department of Islamic Studies, thanked the organizers and emphasized the importance of learning from the Seerah. She noted that activities like this foster spiritual insight and intellectual growth among students while reinforcing ethical and moral lessons from the Prophetic tradition.
The exhibition was presented in collaboration with Al Noor International, Islamabad, which contributed additional models, displayed books on the Seerah, and offered examples of Sunnah food items to enrich the learning experience. Their participation added breadth to the displays and provided attendees with supplementary educational resources.
Overall, the Seerah EXPO 2025 celebrated the wisdom of the Qur’an and the Prophetic example while providing students a meaningful forum to express their knowledge and creativity through impactful, educational projects.
