The Seerah of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) stands as the most comprehensive and timeless framework for establishing human rights, justice, harmony, and peace within society. His teachings, actions, and policies laid the foundation for an ethical and compassionate social order that continues to guide humanity, offering principles that can also inform STEAM-based ethical development in the modern age.

This session under Islamic Studies (Venue 6, Room 007) brings together scholars to explore how the Prophetic model influences modern debates on human rights, ethical conduct, social development, and digital engagement.

Venue & Session Overview

  • Venue: 6
  • Room: 007
  • Category: Islamic Studies 2
  • Chair: Prof. Dr. Muhammad Shahbaz Manj, University of Education, Lahore
  • Co-Chair: Dr. Hifsa Munawar, The University of Faisalabad, Pakistan

This thematic session focuses on exploring the Prophetic legacy as a reference point for human rights, community building, ethical governance, and peaceful coexistence.

Invited Talk: Reviving Women’s Quranic Scholarship in STEAM Education

Speaker: Muhammad Tahir Mustafa, Rashid Latif Khan University, Lahore

This invited talk highlights the revival of women’s Quranic scholarship within STEAM fields, addressing how gender equity, ethical learning, and spiritual values can strengthen academic environments and foster balanced growth.

The Role of Social Media in Building an Islamic Society

Several presenters shed light on how digital platforms are reshaping Islamic identity and community development:

  • Umm-e-Laila, Govt. Sadiq College Women University, Bahawalpur
    Explores the transformative influence of social media in promoting Islamic values and strengthening societal bonds.
  • Zia Ahmad Shah, Riphah International University, Faisalabad
    Discusses how online spaces contribute to constructing an Islamic state narrative and ideological awareness.
  • Wajid Ali, Superior University Faisalabad Campus
    Examines social media’s impact on Islamic social progress and collective behavior.
  • Muhammad Waris, Lahore Garrison University
    Analyzes digital tools for fostering growth in Islamic communities through shared knowledge and collaboration.

Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.): A Universal Model for Human Rights

Speaker: Anum Hameed, The University of Faisalabad

This presentation emphasizes the Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) as a universal role model for human rights activists. His principles of justice, compassion, and dignity for all serve as the foundation for modern rights-based movements.

The Medina Charter: A Blueprint for Pluralism

Speaker: Safia Jafar, The University of Faisalabad

The Medina Charter is presented as the earliest written constitution ensuring pluralism, peaceful coexistence, and mutual respect. It demonstrates how Islamic governance prioritizes equality and interfaith harmony.

Prophetic Ethics in Warfare

Speaker: Ammara Rehman, The University of Faisalabad

This research highlights the extraordinary ethics practiced by the Prophet (ﷺ) during battles—emphasizing protection of civilians, prohibition of cruelty, and humanity even in conflict zones.

Building Muslim Communities Through Online Platforms

Speaker: Aimen Mushtaq, The University of Faisalabad

This presentation explores how online platforms can promote Islamic teachings, community welfare, youth engagement, and global Muslim unity.