Seminar on Islamic Ethics Highlights the Role of Moral Values in Student Character Development

The Department of Islamic Studies organized a deeply impactful seminar titled “Ethical Requirements for the Implementation of Islamic Ethics in the Construction of Students' Character.” The event brought together faculty, students, and scholars for an engaging discussion on the pivotal role of Islamic ethics in shaping the moral foundation of youth.

The seminar began with a soulful recitation of the Holy Quran, followed by a melodious Naat, creating a spiritually uplifting atmosphere. Professor Dr. Matloob Ahmad formally introduced the theme of the seminar, stressing the increasing need to embed Islamic ethical values into student life to foster a responsible and morally conscious generation.

Dr. Sami ur Rehman, serving as the Guest Speaker, emphasized the significance of cultivating ethical behavior within academic institutions. He highlighted the transformative role of educators in guiding students through both knowledge and character development.

Delivering the keynote address, Mr. Sharjeel Yousaf provided a comprehensive insight into the practical application of Islamic ethics, discussing effective strategies for integrating moral education into daily student experiences. His address resonated with attendees, sparking thoughtful reflection and dialogue.