The 43rd International Mawlid-un-Nabi Conference, organized by the Minhaj-ul-Quran movement, was held at Greater Iqbal Park near Minar-e-Pakistan, bringing together scholars, religious leaders, intellectuals, researchers, and representatives from religious, social, and political circles from across Pakistan and abroad.

Held in an atmosphere of faith and devotion, the conference commemorated the birth anniversary of the Noble Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him and his family). Speakers highlighted the Prophet’s life as a comprehensive model for humanity, emphasizing peace, justice, mercy, tolerance, brotherhood, service, and noble character.

A key theme was Muslim unity. Scholars from different sects and schools of thought called for greater dialogue, mutual respect, and religious tolerance, stressing the need to overcome divisions and strengthen shared religious and national values. Discussions also addressed contemporary challenges, the responsibilities of the Islamic Ummah, and social reform in light of the Prophetic Biography.

Speakers particularly emphasized the importance of nurturing the religious, moral, and intellectual character of young people. They encouraged the younger generation to draw practical lessons from the Prophet’s life, including honesty, trustworthiness, patience, responsibility, community service, and moral integrity, as a foundation for positive and lasting social change.

The conference concluded with prayers for the unity and dignity of the Islamic Ummah, the security and prosperity of Pakistan and the Muslim world, and peace and well-being for all humanity. Participants reaffirmed their commitment to promoting the Prophetic Biography and its timeless teachings while advancing unity, tolerance, mutual respect, and brotherhood among Muslims.

Dr. Muhammad Askari