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Srinagar: The Anjuman Nusrat-ul-Islam hosted a seminar on societal reformation through educational initiatives, titled “Reformation of Society in the Light of the Life of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)” at Islamia Higher Secondary School in Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir.
According to Kashmir Media Service, APHC senior leader Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, in his presidential address at the event, underscored the impact of the Prophet Muhammad’s teachings on creating a just and compassionate society. He discussed the Prophet’s life, including the Constitution of Medina and his acts during the conquest of Makkah, as models for personal transformation and societal reform.
Mirwaiz highlighted the role of justice, equality, and mercy as foundational values and encouraged youth participation in societal development. He also emphasized the critical role of parents in nurturing moral values within their children, stating, “A strong home environment lays the foundation for children to become responsible citizens and agents of change.”
The seminar saw participation from students of several prestigious schools across the valley, who shared their perspectives on the topic. Notable scholars, intellectuals, city dignitaries, and Anjuman members were also in attendance.
In a related competition, Farwa Fatima of Tibet Public School Srinagar won first place, with Farqana Muzaffar of Islamia Higher Secondary School Rajouri Kadal taking second, and Shah Aleem from Islamia High School Islamabad securing third. The winners received cash prizes, trophies, and certificates of appreciation from Mirwaiz, in an event judged by a panel including Maulana Shaukat Hussain Keing, Mufti Ghulam Rasool Samoon, Er Mir Abdul Majeed, and Muhammad Altaf Muntazir.
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