Seerah EXPO at Fatima Jinnah Women University showcased student-created models and visual displays that brought key narratives from the Holy Qur’an and the life of Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, to life through creative and interactive learning projects. The exhibition aimed to deepen students’ understanding, encourage spiritual reflection, and promote innovative approaches to Islamic education.
Organized as an engaging campus event, the EXPO featured a wide range of student work including dioramas, charts, and multimedia displays depicting significant Quranic stories and episodes from the Prophetic biography. Visitors moved through themed exhibits designed to make complex texts and historical events accessible and memorable.
The initiative was coordinated by Dr. Masooma Batool, whose efforts were credited with ensuring the event ran smoothly and showcased a high standard of student preparation. Heads of departments, chairpersons, and faculty members attended and commended the creativity and hard work evident in the exhibits.
Dr. Shahzadi Pakeeza, Chairperson of the Department of Islamic Studies, praised the organizers and highlighted the educational value of learning from the Seerah, noting that such activities foster both spiritual insight and intellectual growth among students.
The exhibition was presented in collaboration with Al Noor International Islamabad, which contributed additional models, a selection of Seerah books, and displays of Sunnah food items to broaden the learning experience and provide cultural context.
By combining visual learning with reflective study, the Seerah EXPO offered students a meaningful platform to express their knowledge and creativity while celebrating the teachings of the Qur’an and the life of the Prophet.
