TUF Commemorates the Martyrdom of Hazrat Ali (Karram-Allah-Wajhahu) with an Insightful Seminar

In remembrance of the martyrdom of Hazrat Ali (Karram-Allah-Wajhahu), the Department of Islamic Studies, in collaboration with the School of Nursing organized a special seminar to highlight the “Spiritual significance of Hazrat Ali’s (Karram-Allah-Wajhahu) martyrdom” on March 21, 2025. The event commenced with the recitation of the Holy Quran, followed by the recitation of Naat and Manaqab in honor of the Ahl-e-Bait-e-Athar (A.S), presented by renowned Naat reciter Ms Ayesha Batool and students.
The seminar was attended by Dr Zahida Maqbool, Registrar, TUF, Deans, Heads of the Departments, faculty members, and students. The keynote speaker of the session, renowned Islamic scholar Mrs Shamim Waryam, PhD Scholar, Lecturer in Islamic Studies, Govt Graduate College for Women, Faisalabad delivered a special address on the teachings of the Fourth Caliph, Hazrat Ali (Karram-Allah-Wajhahu). She highlighted that Hazrat Ali was born inside the Holy Kaaba, earning him the title of Mawlood-e-Kaaba. She further stated that the Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) personally raised and educated Hazrat Ali and once said, "I am the city of knowledge, and Ali is its gate." The unique status and rank of Hazrat Ali (Karram-Allah-Wajhahu) among the companions of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) are unparalleled. His bravery and valor were exceptional, and his era of caliphate remains a golden period in Islamic history.
Mrs Shamim Waryam emphasized that Hazrat Ali (Karram-Allah-Wajhahu), dedicated his life to the mission of Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and made unmatched contributions to the propagation of Islam. His entire life serves as an invaluable treasure of guidance for humanity, and his teachings remain a beacon of light for the Muslim Ummah. The martyrdom of Hazrat Ali (Karram-Allah-Wajhahu) was a great tragedy in Islamic history, as his life and sacrifice were devoted to upholding Islam.
Mrs Shamim also commended The University of Faisalabad for its efforts in organizing programs on the lives and teachings of the Sahaba-e-Karam (R.A) and spiritual leaders, as these initiatives play a vital role in shaping the character of our youth. The seminar concluded with Durood o Salam and a special supplication.