A Memorable Visit: Ms. Farhat Naik’s Inspiring Address at Govt. Queen Mary Graduate College
On the 16th of October, Queen Mary Graduate College witnessed a truly memorable day as the esteemed Ms. Farhat Naik, wife of Dr. Zakir Naik, graced the college with her presence. Accompanied by Ms. Rana Sikandar Hayyat, Minister of Higher Education, and Ms. Khawaja Salman Rafique, Minister of Health, Ms. Farhat Naik was warmly received by Principal Dr. Sidra Aamir, who presented the honored guests with a bouquet in a heartfelt gesture of respect and admiration. The college grounds were beautifully adorned for the occasion, creating an atmosphere of dignity and reflection.
The event commenced with Ms. Huma Usman graciously welcoming the distinguished guests on behalf of the staff and students, her words reflecting the deep honor felt by all. The students, filled with anticipation and admiration, eagerly awaited the words of the esteemed guest speaker. In her opening address, Dr. Sidra expressed sincere respect for the guests, acknowledging their influence and contributions, and shared insights into the college’s rich legacy. Ms. Khawaja Salman Rafique then introduced the honored guest, setting the stage for a profound moment.
Finally, the awaited moment arrived as Ms. Farhat Naik took the stage, bringing with her an aura of wisdom and warmth. In her enlightening lecture, she highlighted the inspiring lives of six revered women in Islam, drawing from the Quran and Hadith. She urged women to reflect on their lives through the lens of Islamic teachings, guiding them with compassion and wisdom. The atmosphere was imbued with a profound sense of reverence and spirituality as her words resonated with everyone present.
The event concluded on a deeply inspiring note. Ms. Farhat Naik’s words left a lasting impact on all in attendance, instilling a renewed sense of purpose, reflection, and respect among the audience. The distinguished guests, faculty, and students departed with heartfelt gratitude for the enlightening experience. The visit marked a cherished chapter in the history of Queen Mary Graduate College, leaving an enduring impression on all who were present.
