Professor Mohammad Gulrez, vice chancellor of AMU, stated in his speech as president that the message of the Prophet's life is not just for Muslims but for all of humanity.
Eid Milad-ul-Nabi Programme: Today at the Kennedy Hall of Aligarh Muslim University (AMU), the customary commemorative event of Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi, held to mark the birth anniversary of Prophet Mohammad (SAW), was held. The speakers emphasised the importance of following and imitating the life of Prophet Mohammad (SAW) in every way, both personally and socially.
The Darul Uloom-Deoband Maulana Mufti Mohammad Salman Bajnori said, “The love for Prophet Mohammad requires us to follow him, conduct our life at home and outside like him, take care of neighbours, and exhibit good moral character.” He was speaking at a programme presided over by AMU Vice Chancellor Professor Mohammad Gulrez.
The Prophet’s Sunnah was explained by Maulana Bajnori, along with its importance for daily living on both a personal and societal level. To make our kids effective members of society, he said, “it is important to instill the love of the Prophet in them and to raise them in a moral way.”
All eminent philosophers, according to Maulana Nazim Ali Khairabadi, Rector of Jamia Haidariya, Khairabad, Mau, have acknowledged the Prophet of Islam’s excellent morality. He urged every Muslim to live both inside and outside the family as a real example of the Prophet’s honourable conduct.
Maulana Khairabadi underlined the message of the life of the Prophet of Islam, which is to “eradicate ignorance and spread the light of knowledge,” while narrating many stories from his life. He exhorted the populace to comprehend the genuine meaning of the Prophet’s life and adhere to it in letter and spirit, saying that knowledge is riches and ignorance is poverty.
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Professor Mohammad Gulrez, vice chancellor of AMU, stated in his speech as president that the message of the Prophet’s life is not just for Muslims but for all of humanity. He highlighted that if the Prophet’s example is followed, there will be order, peace, and harmony in society, which is currently plagued by a number of problems. Prof. Gulrez thanked the speakers for coming and praised the program’s organisers.
Earlier, in his welcoming address, Prof. Towqueer Alam, Dean, Faculty of Theology, emphasised that if one professes to adore the Prophet Mohammad, whose life is unique and exemplary in this regard, duplicity and contradiction in voice and conduct must be shunned away.
He extended a warm greeting to all of the visitors, university representatives, and participants in the programme.
A vote of thanks was proposed by Mr. Mohammad Imran IPS, registrar of AMU.
The programme was directed by Professor Mohammad Habibullah, Nazim-e-Deeniyat and Head of the Department of Sunni Theology.
On this occasion, shawls were given to both of the guests speakers, and AMU students chanted Naat during the programme.
In the Maulana Azad Library’s main hall and on the Kennedy Hall lawns, respectively, Prof. Mohammad Gulrez opened exhibitions of important books and manuscripts centred on the life of the Prophet.
Numerous university faculty members, administrators, staff members, and students attended the event.
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