BY: F T Correspondent:
RAWALPINDI — On the directions of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif, the Punjab Council of the Arts, Rawalpindi organized a calligraphy exhibition in connection with Eid Milad-un-Nabi (SAW) celebrations.
Raja Muhammad Hanif, Chairman CMIT, attended the event as chief guest. Addressing the gathering, he said the life and teachings of Holy Prophet Muhammad (SAW) provide timeless guidance for humanity, while Islamic calligraphy is a beautiful expression of faith, devotion and the rich artistic heritage of the Muslim world.
He appreciated the Punjab Council of the Arts for organizing the exhibition and praised the artistic efforts behind the displayed works.
The exhibition featured a collection of calligraphic artworks by senior artist Azeem Iqbal, including Quranic verses, sacred names and Islamic and devotional compositions. Visitors showed keen interest in the artworks and appreciated the artist’s craftsmanship and the spiritual beauty reflected in the exhibition.
Director Punjab Council of the Arts, Rawalpindi Muhammad Shakoor thanked the chief guest, guests, artist and visitors for their participation. He said such exhibitions provide an opportunity, particularly for the younger generation, to connect with Islamic art, culture and the message of devotion and reverence for the Holy Prophet (SAW).
